Mick Fanning (AUS) unleashed his powerful and precise carves during the Hurley Pro Semifinals to earn a second score in the nine-point range -- a 9.10 -- and put his opponent, Gabriel Medina (BRA), in a combination situation.
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- WSL / Kenneth Morris
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Mick Fanning (AUS) found a clean wall in slow conditions during Quarterfinal 3, throwing down a series of huge turns for a 9.13 and the heat win at the Hurley Pro.
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- WSL / Sean Rowland
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Nat Young (USA) put the pressure on Kai Otton (AUS) in huge way earning a 9.43 for a series of vertical snaps and turns during Round 3.
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- WSL / Kirstin Scholtz
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Joel Parkinson (AUS) looked inspired in Round 3 dropping an 8.93 and following it up with a 9.70 for a series of heavy carves on his way to victory.
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- WSL / Brett Skinner
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Filipe Toledo (BRA) fueled the fire in Round 3 with a huge air-reverse to seamless carve combo for a 9.77 in his heat against Michel Bourez (PYF).
Joel Parkinson (AUS) cemented his escape from Round 2 when he added a second score in the nine-point range to his heat total at the Hurley Pro at Trestles.
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- WSL / Sean Rowland
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Brazilian Tour rookie Wiggolly Dantas (BRA) deploys his precision hacks and power game to score a 9.23 in Round 2.
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- WSL / Kirstin Scholtz
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Miguel Pupo (BRA) found a 9.03 in Round 2 of the Hurley Pro at Trestles after slicing up a classic set wave with power and precision.
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- WSL / Sean Rowland
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Former Rookie of the Year Nat Young (USA) makes the most of Lowers for a 9.43 in Round 2. The score helped secure his win over injury replacement and former CT surfer Aritz Aranburu (ESP) to stay in the game at the Hurley Pro.
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Gabriel Medina (BRA) was right at home at Lower Trestles. In his do-or-die, Round 2 heat at the Hurley Pro, he went to work on his backhand to score a 9.00.
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Local wildcard Ian Crane had his work cut out for him in his Round 2 heat against Filipe Toledo (BRA) at the 2015 Hurley Pro. But he wasn't afraid to unleash this backhand attack on Lowers; his sequence of turns earned him a 9.10.
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- WSL / Sean Rowland
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Reigning World Champion Gabriel Medina (BRA) kicked off his run at the Hurley Pro at Trestles with a 9-point performance. Medina had a slow start to the season, but progressively gotten better with each event.
Mick Fanning (AUS) unleashed his powerful and precise carves during the Hurley Pro Semifinals to earn a second score in the nine-point range -- a 9.10 -- and put his opponent, Gabriel Medina (BRA), in a combination situation.
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Adriano de Souza (BRA) broke free of a combination situation with a series of critical turns in the Final of the Hurley Pro for a 9.07.
Mick Fanning (AUS) stayed tight in the pocket and performed a series of clean and powerful turns for a 9.77 in the Final of the Hurley Pro.
Mick Fanning (AUS) set the bar with a 9.07 during his Semifinal bout against reigning World Champ Gabriel Medina (BRA) at the Hurley Pro at Trestles.
Mick Fanning (AUS) unleashed his powerful and precise carves during the Hurley Pro Semifinals to earn a second score in the nine-point range -- a 9.10 -- and put his opponent, Gabriel Medina (BRA), in a combination situation.
Mick Fanning (AUS) found a clean wall in slow conditions during Quarterfinal 3, throwing down a series of huge turns for a 9.13 and the heat win at the Hurley Pro.
Nat Young (USA) put the pressure on Kai Otton (AUS) in huge way earning a 9.43 for a series of vertical snaps and turns during Round 3.
Joel Parkinson (AUS) looked inspired in Round 3 dropping an 8.93 and following it up with a 9.70 for a series of heavy carves on his way to victory.
Filipe Toledo (BRA) fueled the fire in Round 3 with a huge air-reverse to seamless carve combo for a 9.77 in his heat against Michel Bourez (PYF).
Up against fellow World Champ C.J. Hobgood (USA), Australian Joel Parkinson held nothing back when he powered down a well-overhead set wave during Round 2 of the Hurley Pro at Trestles.
Joel Parkinson (AUS) cemented his escape from Round 2 when he added a second score in the nine-point range to his heat total at the Hurley Pro at Trestles.
Brazilian Tour rookie Wiggolly Dantas (BRA) deploys his precision hacks and power game to score a 9.23 in Round 2.
Miguel Pupo (BRA) found a 9.03 in Round 2 of the Hurley Pro at Trestles after slicing up a classic set wave with power and precision.
Former Rookie of the Year Nat Young (USA) makes the most of Lowers for a 9.43 in Round 2. The score helped secure his win over injury replacement and former CT surfer Aritz Aranburu (ESP) to stay in the game at the Hurley Pro.
Gabriel Medina (BRA) was right at home at Lower Trestles. In his do-or-die, Round 2 heat at the Hurley Pro, he went to work on his backhand to score a 9.00.
Local wildcard Ian Crane had his work cut out for him in his Round 2 heat against Filipe Toledo (BRA) at the 2015 Hurley Pro. But he wasn't afraid to unleash this backhand attack on Lowers; his sequence of turns earned him a 9.10.
Reigning World Champion Gabriel Medina (BRA) kicked off his run at the Hurley Pro at Trestles with a 9-point performance. Medina had a slow start to the season, but progressively gotten better with each event.
Tour veteran Freddy Patacchia Jr. (HAW) scored a perfect 10 in Round 1 and continued to shock fans announcing he would no longer compete on the CT for the remainder of 2015.
Mick Fanning (AUS) unleashed his powerful and precise carves during the Hurley Pro Semifinals to earn a second score in the nine-point range -- a 9.10 -- and put his opponent, Gabriel Medina (BRA), in a combination situation.