He may not have won the contest due to judging format (scoring based on two best technical tricks and one style trick) but Jesper Tjäder probably had the most memorable overall performance at this years Suzuki Nine Royals competition held at Watles, South Tyrol, Italy.
*this wasn’t Jesper’s first head turning performance at the Nine Knights. Check out what he did a few years back in a little video titled “Mind The Gap”:
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