Kanoa Igarashi

Day 1 Highlights - MEO Rip Curl Pro Portugal 2018

Contenders deal with challenging conditions but all progress through to Round 3 on opening day of the MEO Rip Curl Pro. #WSL

Artist: RÜFÜS DU SOL
Song: No Place

Historic Victory for Host Team Japan at 2018 UR ISA World Surfing Games

Kanoa Igarashi Guarantees Historic Medal for Team Japan

Non-Stop Action in Tahara, World’s Best National Teams Impress at 2018 UR ISA World Surfing Games

Final Day Highlights - Surf Ranch Pro 2018

Check out the best waves from the Finals at the 2018 Surf Ranch Pro.

Day 2 Highlights - Surf Ranch Pro 2018

Check out the best waves from Day 2 at the 2018 Surf Ranch Pro.

Day 6 Highlights | Vans US Open of Surfing

Day 3 Highlights | Vans US Open of Surfing 2018

2018 Quiksilver Young Guns: The Surf Ranch Showdown

Somewhere west of the Mississippi River — and about 150 miles east of the Pacific Ocean — a group of Young Guns convened. There was Samuel Pupo from Maresias, Brazil, Jett Schilling from San Clemente, USA, Justin Becret from Seignosse, France and Marco Mignot, who’s from France but currently resides in Mexico.

There would be a showdown and one of these Young Guns was bound to win $10k.

The showdown used an innovative format that broke the wave up into different sections in order to emphasize airs, power surfing and big maneuvers instead of complete rides from start to finish. When you bring the world’s best teenage surfers to the world’s best man-made wave, fireworks are pretty much a guarantee.

Leonardo Fioravanti and Kanoa Igarashi watched every air, hack, tube and turn. They took notes. Then they thought long and hard. Then they picked the best surfer and handed them an oversized check.

So...how’d it all go? Hit play and find out.

Why Jeffrey's Bay Is The Surf Tour's Favourite Stop. | No Contest

No Contest goes off as the world's best surfers tackle the world's best pointbreak. Come backstage to dance with the Devil Wind and get up close and personal with the ocean's heaviest locals.
Every year the world tour rolls into South Africa, and every year something happens that stops surfing's world. In 2017 we gasped as Filipe Toledo put on a seminal performance, alongside a perfect 20 from Jordy Smith. The year before we gasped at Mick Fanning's epic comeback victory, 12 months on from his infamous run-in with the most dangerous local of them all. And this time around it was the addition of the women's field to the draw, as well as another incendiary effort from Toledo, that will keep the chatter alive long into the future.