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Saturday, November 28, 2015 Updated: Saturday, November 28, 2015
Gear up for another big year in Oceanside, California, for the 2019 Super Girl Pro QS 6,000.
The Caraïbos Lacanau Pro celebrates its 40th anniversary from August 13-18 and promises a week full of exciting action from Europe's best
Brendon Gibbens releases a new edit, Ballito Pro on the horizon, Mason Ho praises MR / Mayhem collab, Carissa experiments with her fins.
Conner Coffin releases a new edit, Paris 2024 Olympics discussed, and Eithan Osborne chooses Team Israel.
Mick picks four surfers to surf the Padang Cup, Evan Geiselman scores before Ballito, Bali bans single-use plastics, and Occy has a vision.
USA Surfing U18 Champs Crowned, Sound Waves show preview, Josh Kerr wins Soft Top Soiree, and a birthday shout to Sofia Mulanovich.
The next generation of the Brasilian storm enjoys a day in the lineup.
The Los Cabos Open of Surf delivered a one-of-a-kind contest and all those involved left with nothing but smiles.
Filipe Toledo and Sally Fitzgibbons win the Oi Rio Pro, Slater gives a shoutout to fans, and we receive an update on Sunny Garcia.
Julian Wilson Post Heat Interview QF
Kolohe Andino Post Heat Interview SF
Catch up on all the top action as Filipe Toledo and Sally Fitzgibbons claim victories at the Oi Rio Pro.
Electric crowd, Andino vs. Medina, John Florence's injury, Moore vs. Gilmore and Toledo vs. Slater are just some of the highlights.
After defeating Jordy Smith in the Final, the Brazilian wins the Oi Rio Pro in front of his hometown crowd.
It was a Finals day to remember as Filipe Toledo and Sally Fitzgibbons claim the Oi Rio Pro in front of a massive crowd.
The Australian's love affair with Brazil continues as she wins the Oi Rio Pro over Carissa Moore in the Final.
Filipe Toledo - 8.67
Filipe Toledo - 9.37
Sally Fitzgibbons - 8.67
Jordy Smith - 8.23
Current World No. 2 builds momentum towards his first event win after defeating Gabriel Medina in the Quarterfinals.
Stephanie Gilmore - 9.00
Julian Wilson - 8.00
After possibly re-injuring his knee in the Round of 16, the current Jeep Leader plays it safe and withdraws from the remainder of the event.
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Brendon Gibbens releases a new edit, Ballito Pro on the horizon, Mason Ho praises MR / Mayhem collab, Carissa experiments with her fins.
Conner Coffin releases a new edit, Paris 2024 Olympics discussed, and Eithan Osborne chooses Team Israel.
Mick picks four surfers to surf the Padang Cup, Evan Geiselman scores before Ballito, Bali bans single-use plastics, and Occy has a vision.
USA Surfing U18 Champs Crowned, Sound Waves show preview, Josh Kerr wins Soft Top Soiree, and a birthday shout to Sofia Mulanovich.
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The Los Cabos Open of Surf delivered a one-of-a-kind contest and all those involved left with nothing but smiles.
Filipe Toledo and Sally Fitzgibbons win the Oi Rio Pro, Slater gives a shoutout to fans, and we receive an update on Sunny Garcia.
Julian Wilson Post Heat Interview QF
Kolohe Andino Post Heat Interview SF
Catch up on all the top action as Filipe Toledo and Sally Fitzgibbons claim victories at the Oi Rio Pro.
Electric crowd, Andino vs. Medina, John Florence's injury, Moore vs. Gilmore and Toledo vs. Slater are just some of the highlights.
After defeating Jordy Smith in the Final, the Brazilian wins the Oi Rio Pro in front of his hometown crowd.
It was a Finals day to remember as Filipe Toledo and Sally Fitzgibbons claim the Oi Rio Pro in front of a massive crowd.
The Australian's love affair with Brazil continues as she wins the Oi Rio Pro over Carissa Moore in the Final.
Filipe Toledo - 8.67
Filipe Toledo - 9.37
Sally Fitzgibbons - 8.67
Jordy Smith - 8.23
Filipe Toledo - 8.67
Current World No. 2 builds momentum towards his first event win after defeating Gabriel Medina in the Quarterfinals.
Stephanie Gilmore - 9.00
Julian Wilson - 8.00
After possibly re-injuring his knee in the Round of 16, the current Jeep Leader plays it safe and withdraws from the remainder of the event.