Gabriel Medina

Adriano de Souza & Gabriel Medina am Eisbach 2012

It was a rainy and cool Friday in the Bavarian capital when high-ranking visitors were announced at the Eisbach. It should be a day of amazement, because the stream has already brought many a surf pro to their knees. The calculation didn't work out this time, at least not as far as the two Brazilians Adriono de Souza and Gabriel Medina are concerned. After a bumpy start, the knot burst relatively soon and so the two could no longer be stopped. Gabriel in particular went so crazy after the first 3 attempts that the local surfers hardly came to surf themselves because of the clapping and cheering. They couldn't be gotten out of the water until dusk. Here the Adriano & Gabriel Show! //

Es war ein regnerischer und kühler Freitag in der bayrischen Hauptstadt, als sich hoher Besuch am Eisbach ankündigte.
Es sollte ein Tag des Staunens werden, denn der Bach hat schon so manchen Surfpro in die Knie gezwungen. Die Rechnung ging dieses Mal nicht auf, zumindest nicht was die beiden Brasilianer Adriono de Souza und Gabriel Medina angeht. Nach einem holprigen Start platzte relativ bald der Knoten und so waren die Beiden nicht mehr zu bremsen. Gerade Gabriel ging nach den ersten 3 Versuchen dermaßen ab, dass die lokalen Surfer vor lauter Klatschen und Jubeln kaum mehr selbst zum Surfen kamen. Bis zur Dämmerung waren sie nicht mehr aus dem Wasser zu kriegen. Hier die Adriano & Gabriel Show!

Highlights Finals Day: All The Ridiculous Action From The Debut CT At The Surf City El Salvador Pro

Colapinto wins his second CT of the season, Gilmore pushes herself into the Final 5 fight plus all the other insane waves from the Dream Tour's debut stop in El Salvador.

The Championship Tour’s second half moves from one dream destination to the next. At their first-ever event in El Salvador, the competitors will be treated to a world-class, rippable right pointbreak. With the mystery of a new location, and a wave that offers endless opportunity for regulars and goofy-footers alike, Punta Roca is a level playing field where the fight for the WSL Final 5 will flourish.

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Highlights Day 2 Griffin Colapinto Delivers Jaw-Dropping Performance, Marks Knocks Off World No. 1

A massive statement from Marks witnessed her eliminate reigning WSL Champion Moore, plus Peterson and Gilmore look to break into Final 5 as Medina continues his rampage alongside Colapinto's 17.60, blow-for-blow Quarterfinal at the Surf City El Salvador Pro.

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How I found myself again! 🏄🏼‍♂️ | Gabriel Medina

The three-time surfing world champion reveals how he feels at his best again as he makes his return to competition after a break: "I want to win more world titles, I'm excited" he said. Find out more news about Medina on WorldSurfLeague.com.

Highlights Day 3: Toledo, Igarashi, Medina, Colapinto Looking Strong Heading Into Finals Day

Men’s finals day draw finalized as World No. 1 Toledo, reigning WSL Champion Medina, plus World Title threat Igarashi and more round out Quarterfinal matchups.

From 1995 to 1997 G-Land roared to life, creating moments etched in memories and shared with the world via grainy VHS tapes. At long last, the world’s best surfers return to the famed left-hander to kick off the second half of the season. With the Mid-season Cut in the rearview, the field has been sharpened like never before. The contenders’ focus turns towards the World Title, and the fight for the WSL Final 5 is on.

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BEST OF Latin American Surfers at Tokyo 2020! 🏄🏽‍♀️

Check out the heats of the very talented surfers* from Latin America at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics.

There, Brisa Hennessy, Leandro Usuna, Daniella Rosas, Lucca Mesinas, Leilani McGonagle, Italo Ferreira, Manuel Selman, Dominic Barona, Miguel Tudela, Gabriel Medina and Tatiana Weston Webb showed outstanding performances and made their countries especially proud!

Italo Ferreira became the first Olympic champion in surfing with his surfboard and perfect waves!

John Florence Wins Stab Surfer of The Year 2021 (Males)

46 of the world's best surfers and the Stab Premium community picked the surfers who inspired them most in 2021, and here are the top-15 males.

Pipeline Kicks Off The 2022 Championship Tour

As the epicenter of the surf universe, it’s only right for Pipeline to kick off the Championship Tour. Led by reigning champs Gabriel Medina and Carissa Moore, the world’s best surfers enter the 2022 season with equal hopes of winning it all. The promising rookie class gets thrown into the fire, contenders like Tatiana Weston-Webb and Filipe Toledo return with “World Title” on their minds, and the women’s tour gears up to make history in its first full event at Pipe. Follow the road to the Rip Curl WSL Finals and watch the Billabong Pro Pipeline live January 29 to February 10 on worldsurfleague.com.

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A Day In The Life of Gabriel Medina

This is a day at work for Gabriel Medina - all shot on the finals day at the Rip Curl Newcastle Cup. It didn't quite go as he had planned but his year turned out well with him being crowned World Champion.