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From half-pipes to high finance: Here are 3 top-notch money tricks investors can take from Tony Hawk's unexpected success and smart investments


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When you think of Tony Hawk, chances are you picture him pulling off a 900 or flying high in a skatepark. And while Hawk managed to conquer the skateboarding world thanks to his legendary skills, he managed to hone some pretty serious financial tricks too.

The article "Half-Pipes and High Finance: 3 Skateboarders Who Made It Big" from AOL discusses the success stories of three skateboarders who have transcended the sport to achieve significant financial and cultural impact. Tony Hawk, known for his pioneering skateboarding tricks, has built a brand that includes video games, a successful YouTube channel, and various business ventures, amassing a net worth of around $140 million. Rob Dyrdek has leveraged his skateboarding fame into a media empire, starring in reality TV shows like "Rob & Big" and "Ridiculousness," and founding the Dyrdek Machine, a company focused on entrepreneurship, with his net worth estimated at $50 million. Lastly, Rodney Mullen, often credited with inventing modern street skateboarding, has not only continued to innovate in skateboarding but also holds patents for his inventions, contributing to his wealth, though his net worth is less publicized. The article highlights how these individuals have used their skateboarding fame as a springboard to broader entrepreneurial and entertainment success.

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