"I dont know what you were doing at 15 but it wasnt that" 🤣

I’m so proud to say I cried when he won again in 2020, I cried when he won the title this year, and I teared up again when you showed the clip of him hugging Courtney. I’ve never been happier for someone to win. What a great interview also.

Really loved this interview. the intro made all the difference too. great video

Kid Roczen always been a bad ass and he finally got his trophy. Did it on  basically a bike that hasn't been updated for 8 years compared to his competition. A real racer, the real goat

Kenny is a legend! They should make a movie about his life. I’m so happy for him. 32 years old in supercross is outrageously impressive!

I have been rooting for Kenny since Dungey’s reign and never stopped. His comeback puts him with the greats imo. Ngl I got a little choked up watching him win the title at Salt Lake.

I followed his mx racing since he was a kid.
You could early see, that he is an outstanding talent.
Saw him, earning the 250 MX Title in Gaildorf Germany.
Only a few will be able to imagine, through what a hell he has been gone through.
Never gave up, to realize his dream.
Rides on a kickstart Suzuki. My first bike has been a 250 Suzuki Enduro.
Hoped so many years, that he will reach his goal.
I had tears in my eyes, when he won the 450 SX Title.
Greatest respect for Ken and his family !

There’s something about Kenny winning on a Suzuki that makes this perfect. Best win I’ve ever seen.

Man , what a guy, sportsman and bike rider. Much respect. One of your best interviews.

I was at that race. Literally cried the entire time. The whole stadium was cheering him each lap. It was so incredible to be there. Kenny is amazing!

We have to thank Prado for pushing Hunter in a way to make him wreck, and also prado and Cooper for slowing down and let Kenny slow down and secure it.

I will forever be a Prado fan for that and you could tell he was so fucking happy for Kenny.

When I got back into motocross around 2012 I fell in love with Kenny, well I loved the whole show, Villapoto, Stewart, Reed, Dungey, Bam Bam - the outdoor mx was awesome, the SX was epic, just legends of the sport hanging it out every Saturday night.  I do like a bit of Dakar, but the TV coverage is a bit pants, where as the US MX scene is all out, everything is on show, the racing is brilliant, and Kenny has been such a part of that and my life. He is the perennial scrapper, a true gent, super fair, not a Bam Bam or a Vince Friese, I have such respect for the guy.  It's kinda ironic that the one time he got aggressive with Webb is when he comes a cropper.  I hope ABR showed him the respect he deserves, easily the biggest legend to grace the fields of Ragley Hall, if they can get Tomac there next year I might have to make an effort to see another legend! Thanks Llel, Mike

Great video Ken Roczen needed to be interviewed is miraculous season reminded me of the 1980 US hockey team, underdogs, who won the gold medal. Ken's s experience, confidence and his internal belief and never give up attitude is what gave him his championship so congratulations to him his family and his team..  An inspirational story for everyone who has a belielf in themselves, Legendary.

Awesome.  I think everyone  in Europe was behind Kenny for this title

As someone who's had a significant crash, with wrist injury and multiple limbs fractured, this guy is one of my heroes.

His ability to come back, and overcome the chronic pressures associated with lingering injury is a testament to his willpower, dedication, and the resilience that is the best of what humanity has to offer.

Great Intro, and a great attempt at a serious interview ;) Kenny's story is awesome.

Kenny is a professional race and down to earth man so happy he got his 450 championship forever Roczen 94 great interview !!!

I was at the Monster Cup for Ken’s Honda debut. Until he crashed out it was the most incredible thing I’ve ever seen on a dirt bike. Made the other pros look like amateurs. When the track came back into the stadium he was somehow launching into sand rollers…jumping WAY further than anyone else. It was magical.

When there was about 4 rounds left in Supercross, you could just sense Ken was somehow going to win it all. He was just more focused than any rider, his riding style became way more aggressive and I just don't think anyone would have been able to beat him when he was in that mindset, not even Jett.. It was the best version I have ever seen from Ken, ever.

those years he was ill... we could tell and knew that health was the biggest issue.  so glad he got past it to have some good times again!  the antibiotics from all the surgeries creates candida overload that can take years to clear out.