Jeremy Lynch

Jeremy Lynch is born 1988. and he is football freestyler from London.
At 15 years old, Jeremy played for Arsenal's Academy, but his dreams of playing in the Premiership were short lived as Arsenal soon released him.
Jeremy went on to star in the 2007 documentary In the Hands of the Gods along with four other freestylers, Sami Hall, Paul Wood, Danny Robinson and Mikey Fisher. The film showed their journey from North America to Argentina, to meet their idol Diego Maradona.
In 2008 Jeremy auditioned on Britain's Got Talent and 'amazed the judges with his skills', 'turning sport into entertainment', according to judge Amanda Holden, and getting through to the live semi finals. However, after his semi-final performance he was criticised by the judges for dropping the ball twice, resulting in Amanda Holden and Piers Morgan voting him off in favour of the singer Andrew Muir, even though he performed some spectacular skills later.

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For a long time, Jeremy hesitated in deciding whether to follow the career of a professional footballer or of a freestyler. For the moment he has chosen the world of freestyle and show business, but the chance to become a soccer player is still open. Jeremy grew up in the youth team of Arsenal and Tottenham, until he participated in the "Nike Freestyle World Champion" in England, where he arrived first, winning a contract with the sports drink Lucozade. From that moment onwards his career as a freestyler was unstoppable, so much as reaching the first place of the English ranking. In 2006 he was voted as the best freestyler in Europe and since then he has continued his career making commercials and participating in television programs. In 2008 he reached the semi-finals of the English reality "Britain's Got Talent", seen by more than 10 million viewers.

There are many companies that chose Jeremy as a testimonial or the protagonist of their promotional campaigns. Among the most important there are: Pepsi, MTV, Sony, McDonald's, Budweiser and many others. Jeremy is developing an interesting combination of freestyle and break dance that makes his performances even more incredible. He also boasts a esteemed experience in live events and in TV programs such as Sky Sports, BBC, football matches of Arsenal, Manchester United, for the special celebrations of the Olympic Games in London and various events in the United States.