Kelvin Hoefler shocked the world in 2015 by getting inducted into SLS through the Pro Open and then being the first ever rookie to compete in the Super Crown World Championship. He took home the win last year—driving home the point that skateboarding is truly global and anyone from anywhere has the potential to be a champion. He challenge fellow Brazilian Pamela Rosa to land a kickflip over the wedge gap for $50 in Los Angeles for this year’s A G-Shock Minute To Win It at the SLS Nike SB Super Crown World Championship. Click play to see how it turned out.