On the men's side, Chinese snowboarder Wang Ziyang, who went viral online after executing a breathtaking triple front flip in ...

Wang Ziyang of China competes in the men's snowboard knuckle huck at the X Games in Aspen, Colorado, January 25, 2025.

Born in Pingxiliang Village, Urumqi County, Wang grew up in an area with abundant snow sports resources. Several ski resorts, mild temperatures, and calm conditions have earned it the title of China's ...

Kokomo Murase won women's knuckle huck and Ziyang Wang took the gold medal in men's knuckle huck.

X Games Aspen wrapped up Saturday night with Chloe Kim winning yet another gold medal in snowboard superpipe. It was a ...

Rookies struck again in the men’s snowboard street style following the women’s competition Saturday. Canada’s Frank Jobin, 26 ...

Bold youth or veteran experience? Rookies led the charge during the final two days of X Games Aspen. Men’s snowboard big air Japan’s Hiroto Ogiwara set the tone in men’s snowboard big air on ...

Qualifying begins at 8:40 a.m. on Friday for both women’s events. The first runs of the men’s qualifiers will begin at 11:05 ...

Wang Ziyang of China won the men's snowboard knuckle huck gold medal at the X Games in Aspen, Colorado, on Saturday in his debut at the program.

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Shortly after he arrived at Columbia, Wang became acquainted with another visiting scholar from China, a dissident named Yan Jiaqi, who was an adviser to Premier Zhao Ziyang in the 1980s and fled ...