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Completed
Current Local Time: Aug 19, 2022 12:28 AM WEST
Ferreira Wins in Portugal, Forces Title to Hawaii
The Brazilian's aerials dominated the MEO Rip Curl Pro, while Finals Day losses by Medina and Wilson mean the title race is still on.
Scenarios: 2018 Men's World Title
Gabriel Medina is still the man to beat, being chased by former Pipe Master Julian Wilson and fellow countryman Filipe Toledo.
Post Show Report: Title Race Not Over
Italo Ferreira claims his first-ever MEO Rip Curl Pro win in 2018. The WSL desk crew breaks down Finals day from Peniche.
Highlights: 2018 Finals Day at Supertubos
All condition types throughout the event in Peniche, Portugal.
Italo Ferreira's Road to the Final
The Brazilian makes waves at the MEO Rip Curl Pro Portugal.
Ferreira Takes Down Medina, Pushes Title Race to Pipe
Current World No. 4 earns a 9.30 to overtake Gabriel Medina in the Semifinals - ending Medina's hopes of claiming the Title in Peniche.
Joan Duru's Road to the Final
In front of a massive hometown crowd, Duru makes it to the Finals of the MEO Rip Curl Pro and jumps to No. 23 on the rankings.
Julian Wilson Eliminated in the Quarterfinals
Frenchman Joan Duru takes the heat win and the current World No. 3 bows out in the Quarterfinals of the MEO Rip Curl Pro.
Gabriel Medina's Full Rotation Lands High Score
The World No. 1 earns an 8.33 to eliminate Matt Wilkinson in the Quarterfinals of the MEO Rip Curl Pro.
Status
Completed
Current Local Time: Aug 19, 2022 12:28 AM WEST