Daniel Cuervo

Daniel Cuervo, originating from Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, has established a notable career in professional skateboarding. He began attracting notice for his skills at a young age, securing sponsorship with Tropical Skate School by 2006. This early affiliation involved regular public demonstrations, which contributed to his visibility within the skateboarding community. Cuervo’s dedication to the sport is reflected in his consistent participation in competitions and his achievements across various categories, including Park and Bowl-Vert disciplines.

Throughout his career, Daniel Cuervo has competed in numerous high-profile events globally. Milestones include his 5th place finish out of 31 participants at the Panamerican Championships Park Mayores Men in 2018 and achieving 3rd place out of 6 at the GFL Series at San Luis Obispo Bowl in the same year. He also secured 4th place out of 28 in the Vans Mens Combi Pool Classic Pro Qualifiers in 2018, and reached 11th place out of 12 in the Vert World Championships Men’s Finals at Nanjing in 2017, earning $1,000. Earlier in 2015, Cuervo placed 3rd out of 11 at the Tim Brauch Memorial Men’s event, with earnings of $500. His participation also includes events such as the World Championships Sharjah UAE, Tony Hawk Vert Alert, Dew Tour, and the Vans Combi Pool Party, among others.

His career progression has seen him become recognized as the first pro-skateboarder from the Dominican Republic, demonstrating influence within and beyond his home country. Beyond competitive skateboarding, Cuervo is also involved in art and music, diversifying his creative pursuits. He maintains connections with the skateboarding industry through various sponsorships and has a global ranking that reflects his long-standing presence in the sport.