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FINALS DAY Highlights: Toledo's Biggest Air Of The Year For A Perfect 10, Moore’s Buzzer-Beater

The combination of the rowdiest crowd in surfing plus the peaky, punchy beach break provided for arguably the best barrels and airs of the year.

As the biggest celebration of surfing on tour, Rio is as much about the fans on the beach as the surfers in the water. Their adoration for the Brazilian athletes is unrivaled and there’s no setting like this in the sport. It will be a test for Gabriel Medina, Tatiana Weston-Webb, Filipe Toledo, and every surfer on tour to block out the pressure and focus on the fight for the WSL Final 5.

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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: Top Action From The Quiksilver/ROXY Pro G-Land

The victors left it all in the water to claim the first Grajagan titles in 25 years as Robinson rattles the field once more from start to finish, Defay’s 2022 defining result puts her back on track for Rip Curl WSL Finals.

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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Quiksilver/ROXY Pro G-Land Day 1 Highlights: Moore, Medina Mesmerize Amid Tour Icons’ G-Land Debut

Grajagan Bay, the place where the Dream Tour got its name, provided jaw-dropping moments as the modern era collective let sparks fly for memorable starts.

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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Scoring Australian Perfection w/ Molly, Kanoa, Morgan and Italo | WSL Championship Tour

The World’s Go Coast To Coast Down Under

The Australian leg of the WSL Championship Tour scored a little bit of everything this in 2022. From pumping waves at Bells Beach and Winkipop in Victoria to heaving Margaret River and The Box when they ventured to Western Australia, there was no shortage of waves or wild action when the world’s best surfers hit town.

Jordy Smith openings up proceedings in the West before Leo Fioravanti charges out of the gates at heaving Box, supported by an all-star cast; take a bow Kelly Slater, Molly Picklum, Nathan Florence, Jack Robinson, Kolohe Andino, John John Florence, Griffin Colapinto, Ethan Ewing, Imai Devault and Betty Lou Sakura Johnson.

Back over east things get a little more classical as Carissa Moore and Italo Ferreira are unleashed on some beautiful wide-open walls, alongside rookie standout Callum Robson, Zeke Lau, Sally Fitzgibbons, Stephanie Gilmore, Gabriela Bryan, Brisa Hennessy, Luana Silva, Ryan Callinan, Conner Coffin, Morgan Cibilic, Sammy Pupo, Connor O’Leary, and none other than three-time-world-champion-turned-wildcard Mick Fanning.

If you like fresh free-surf action straight out of the WSL oven you’re going to love this tasty treat filmed and edited for you by Scotty Hammonds. Enjoy!

Finals Day Highlights: Jack Robinson Stakes Claim As Best In The West, Nichols' Maiden CT Win

Robinson harnesses the power of his home break to deal Florence's first Margaret River loss since 2016, Nichols takes cutline pressure to the finish line for maiden CT win.

Margaret River is a battle for survival. Raw swells slam the rugged coastline and even the world’s best surfers feel small against the untamed power of Western Australia. This year, adding to it all is the new mid-season cut, which will reduce the Championship Tour competitors by a third to the top 22 men and 10 women. Who will make the cut and continue their hunt for a World Title, and who will leave Margaret River headed for the Challenger Series?

Follow the road to the Rip Curl WSL Finals.

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Day 4 Highlights | 2022 Rip Curl Pro Bells Beach | Rip Curl

Catch all the action from day 4 of the 2022 Rip Curl Pro - featuring the action-packed Men's Round of 32 in epic conditions at the Bells Bowl.

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Day 2 Highlights | 2022 Rip Curl Pro Bells Beach | Rip Curl

The world's best surfers hit Winkipop in day 2 of the 2022 Rip Curl Pro Bells Beach, featuring Round 1 and 2 of the Women's and Men's event.

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Portuguese Perfection w/ Leo, Kanoa, Morgan and Italo | WSL Championship Tour

The world’s best surfers scored pumping waves in the depths of the Portuguese winter while in Peniche for the MEO Pro Portugal, and our man Scotty Hammonds was there to film the best of it. Supertubes lived up to its name in the pre-game, serving up icy Atlantic cylinders for our squad of CT rippers, everyone from Italo Ferreira and Jordy Smith, to Leo Fioravanti, Kanoa Igarashi and Morgan Cibilic. It wasn’t just the Red Bull crew getting stuck into the pits and wedges on offer, with heavy hitters like John John Florence and Jack Robinson joining Aussie underdogs Ethan Ewing and Ryan Callinan in putting on a hard hitting display.

Queen Carissa Moore and Malia Manuel fly the flag for Hawaii, while the Californian connection of Kolohe Andino and eventual contest winner Griffin Colapinto proves once again why they’re deadly when the surf is firing. Press play above to witness the show, and stay tuned for more post-even recaps from every WSL Championship Tour to come in 2022. Enjoy!