Brazil's João Chianca earns near-perfect victory over World No. 1 Jack Robinson as rookie sensation Caitlin Simmers goes all the way,

The 17-year-old Caitlin Simmers claimed her first-ever Final appearance and CT victory, CT sophomore João Chianca's incredible redemption

WSL commentator and Lineup co-host Mitchell Salazar is back to recap the MEO Rip Curl Pro Portugal presented by Corona. Mitch and Dave

Featuring Callum Robson, Caio Ibelli, Kanoa Igarashi, Jack Robinson, Italo Ferreira, Yago Dora, Griffin Colapinto, João Chianca, Caitlin

At the end of a pumping Finals Day at Supertubos, two budding superstars came away with their first career wins. Brazilian Joao Chianca

Strider Wasilewski, Jesse Mendes, and Paul Evans break down the rise of new surfing talent and the shift towards rookies competing for the

Saquarema's own CT Sophomore, João Chianca, goes almost perfect in the final with a dominating performance with barrel fest to claim

Oceanside's 17-year-old rookie blazes through Supertubos Finals Day, overpowers CT veteran Courtney Conlogue for maiden CT victory.

Australian Jack Robinson, keeps his place atop the rankings heading into Bells Beach after nearly capping off a crazy comeback over João

The CT sophomore Molly Picklum continues her tear through 2023 with another Quarterfinal appearance and looks to claim the yellow jersey

Oahu's Ezekiel Lau sits down with A.J. McCord before the MEO Rip Curl Pro Portugal to discuss his roller coaster of a year, from qualifying

In the premiere episode, presented by Outerknown, Kelly Slater prepares for the start of the 2019 WSL Championship Tour and the hunt for

In episode 2, presented by Outerknown, Kelly Slater heads to the next event at Bells Beach early to refocus after a disappointing start. In

In Bali, Kelly is dealt a blow when he gets tough news regarding his longtime friend and competitor Sunny Garcia. When competition begins,

Before the next Championship Tour stop in Margaret River, Australia, Kelly takes some time to explore all the natural attractions that the

In Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Kelly experiences the biggest crowds and most passionate fans on tour. As he battles through another superheat

In Jeffreys Bay, South Africa, Kelly fights to clear his mind and focus on the fun of surfing. That challenge proves tougher than expected

Kelly heads to Teahupoo, Tahiti, a place he's won five events at in his legendary career. Though he reconnects with the amazing people, the

Kelly returns to Miyazaki, Japan for the first time since 1990 to compete with Team USA for a spot in the upcoming Olympics. The uncrowded

The next Championship Tour event is in the Lemoore, California at the Surf Ranch, a man-made wave Kelly designed.

When the tour moves on to Europe, Kelly reconnects with one of his oldest and closest friends.

In the finale, Kelly arrives on the North Shore of Oahu earlier than usual and decides to surf the Triple Crown.