Skateboarding Legend Tony Hawk Makes Special Appearance On AEW Dynamite

Originally posted on SE Scoops | By Bishal Roy | Last updated 3/28/24

Legendary skateboarder Tony Hawk surprised the fans when he made a special appearance alongside Darby Allin on last night's edition of AEW Dynamite. 'Birdman' used the opportunity to promote his foundation on AEW television.

Darby Allin has managed to effectively combine his love for skateboarding and pro wrestling. His skating background helps him embrace the fast-paced action inside the squared circle. It is no secret that skateboarding has a major influence on Allin and now he has joined forces with Tony Hawk for a noble cause.

Tony Hawk promotes his foundation

In a video clip, Darby Allin revealed that originally, he decided to embark on a climb to Mt.Everest to support Hawk's foundation, The Skatepark Project. Unfortunately, that plan has to be put on hold due to Allin's broken foot. Tony Hawk then explained the cause behind the foundation.

It was formerly known as The Tony Hawk Foundation and helps underserved communities by creating safe and inclusive public skateparks for youngsters. As per Hawk, they have been operating for 20 years and helped to fund almost 900 skateparks.

Pro-Skater Tony Hawk & AEW Star Darby Allin have a special message about The @Skatepark Project.

Watch #AEWDynamite LIVE on TBS!@DarbyAllin | @tonyhawk pic.twitter.com/aA61fm1KAo
— All Elite Wrestling (@AEW) March 28, 2024

The Legend Of Tony Hawk

Tony Hawk has been an iconic figure in the skateboarding world. He has made immense contributions to the sport and has remarkable achievements. Notably, he became the official National Skateboard Association World Champion for 12 consecutive years. Nicknamed 'Birdman', he went on to establish his skateboard company, Birdhouse.

Now, with his philanthropic efforts, Tony Hawk is helping to build a safe environment for the skateboarding community and continues to inspire skateboarding aspirants around the globe.

Fans can donate to the noble cause at Skatepark.org

This article first appeared on SE Scoops and was syndicated with permission.

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