Over the next few years he began to consolidate other activities such as basketball in favor of focusing solely on his skateboarding career.

Despite not qualifying for the finals, the Tampa Am catalyzed his career in part due to his handing out promotional DVDs to potential sponsors.

[4] In 2015, he made his first appearance at a Super Crown event, finishing second – beating out competition that included some of the top-ranked professionals in the industry.

Ishod's best year so far came in 2014 when he finished second at the first ever Pro Open placing, his highest career placement to date.

[7] Ishod Wair's sponsors include Bronson Speed Co., Pacifico Cerveza, Real Skateboards, Nike SB, Thunder Trucks, Spitfire Wheels, Stance Socks, Monster Energy, Dime, and Shake Junt.