Mick Fanning found a near-perfect ride to maintain control of the lead in the J-Bay Final.
The three-time World Champ sprinted into his fourth consecutive J-Bay Final with his textbook carves, and came away with the win.
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Mick Fanning found a near-perfect ride to maintain control of the lead in the J-Bay Final.
The three-time World Champ sprinted into his fourth consecutive J-Bay Final with his textbook carves, and came away with the win.
John John Florence moves to World No. 2 after making his second Final in 2016.
Wilson and Fanning got a chance to settle the score of their interrupted 2015 Final after they matched up in the Semifinals.
Fanning put everything he had into a "magic mix of speed and risk" in his Semifinal match against Julian Wilson.