How Great Is Axell Hodges?

Axell Hodges isn’t just a motocross rider—he’s a one-man movement. From building his own Slayground compound to redefining freeride with jaw-dropping sends, urban stunts, and X Games golds, Hodges has carved a lane that no one else can touch. This video dives deep into the story behind the whips, flips, and sketchy near-misses that built his legend.

We’ll explore how he turned backyard jumps into viral edits, why his laid-back style changed the culture, and what really happened behind some of his wildest crashes. Whether it's QuarterPipe world records or transfers that shouldn’t be possible, this is the full breakdown of Axell Hodges’ rise—and the price of pushing moto progression to the edge.

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