A sibling rivalry taken to new levels. Erlend Fagerli just won his ninth freestyle football world title at the Red Bull Street Style finals, beating his brother Brynjar in the final.
Fagerli has been a major part of the sport for over 13 years, with his hard work and dedication earning him nine world championships. The 25-year-old Norwegian successfully won his ninth title at the 2022 Red Bull Street Style world final on October 8 in Pula, Croatia, becoming the first ever athlete to win three back-to-back Red Bull Street Style titles But he hasn’t made the journey on his own. Together with his brother, Brynjar, the Fagerlis have risen to the very top of the sport.
Throughout their careers, they have been partners and rivals and, naturally, freestyle football became something that bonded the two brothers even closer together. “It has been like a brother project for us to explore our limits in freestyle, and we’ve done that for over 13 years now,” Erlend explained. “I don’t even know if I would even have started if he hadn’t existed … we always supported each other, even though we are rivals as well, so it’s been so important for me.
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