Ghetto Games

The major sports of youth street sports and culture movement Ghetto Games[2] are 3x3 basketball, 3x3 football,[3] 3x3 floorball, pancration - Ghetto Fight, street dance - Ghetto dance and such extreme sports as BMX, skateboarding, extreme inline, scooters, wakeboarding, velo trial and velo trial bikes and freestyle motorcycle.[4][5] Individual sports might have direction as well, such as 1vs1 football and 1vs1 basketball. The event also includes the musical project similar to X-Factor.[6]

Ghetto Games
FounderRaimonds Elbakjans[1]
TypeNon-governmental organization
FocusYouth street sports and culture
Area served
Sport, Culture
Websiteghetto.lv

Filmography
  • From Ghetto to the Olympics
  • Intelligent Hooligans [7]
  • This is only beginning (2013)
  • This is our freedom (2012)
  • 500 events in 90 days (2010).

References
  1. "Ghetto games" plans overseas expansion
  2. Freeport of Riga Authority – Ghetto Games street sports and culture movement
  3. The WFFA partners with the Ghetto Games to bring Freestyle Football to the Ghetto Football Euro League
  4. Raimonds Elbakjans: First some jackals will appear and try to pull something in their noses
  5. Ghetto Games
  6. Ghetto Games Festival
  7. IMDB - Intelligent Hooligans
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