An American skateboarder named Mike McGill has a net worth of $10 million.
The McTwist is an example of the inverted 540 degree mute grab aerial that was invented by Mike McGill.
The year 1984 saw him performing it for the first time in Sweden.
The Bones Brigade: An Autobiography documentary showcased McGill’s involvement in the skateboarding team Bones Brigade.
He founded the skateboard company Chapter Seven and owns McGills Skateshop in Encinitas, California. He also sells skateboards, skate ramps, safety equipment, and rails, as well as Air Speed skate shoes from Wal-Mart.
The Discovery Channel aired an advertisement featuring McGill in 2006.
He acted as Christian Slater’s stunt double in Gleaming the Cube and also starred in Escape from El Diablo.
Between 1980 and 1991, he was a successful athlete, winning several contests and placing in many others.
In 1981, McGill secured the 1st position in the Kona “Go For It” competition.