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eThekwini Surf Pro 2025 | Highlights | Day 4

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Last Training Sessions Before The Olympic Surfing Begins

For the past week and a half at Teahupo’o, in a range of surf conditions, a super eclectic bunch of surfers have been working their ways toward peak form — trying to set themselves for one of the great events of their lives. Some of this crew are world professional champions, some are virtual newcomers to this level of competitive skill. Most are somewhere in between. All will soon be surfing in the Olympic Games round one heats. Here’s a look at some of the intensity on show prior to competition. See if you can pick the form — and hear from some of the spectators out here at the End of the Road, as they assess what they’re seeing and wonder who’s going to wear the gold.

The waiting period begins Saturday, July 27. Here’s how and where to watch.
https://www.surfline.com/surf-news/watch-surfing-olympics-global-guide/205133

And here’s a glimpse into the future for this superlative surf zone: The regularly updated Teahupo’o daily forecast.
https://www.surfline.com/surf-news/teahupoo-good-surf-open-olympic-window/205532

Filming and editing by Hannah Anderson; interviewing by Nick Carroll.

EVERYTHING YOU EVER WANTED TO ASK A SURFER!

The 2024 J-Bay Classic was a WSL event like no other. American charger Izzi Gomez and Kiwi freesurfer and funny man Mackenzie Bowden were deployed to South Africa to get up close and personal with the incredible field of talent hanging in the Red Bull Athlete Zone, and pepper everyone from 1999 and 2015 World Champions Mark Occhilupo and Adriano de Souza to superstar freesurfer Mikey February and eventual winner Frederico Morais with all the questions you’ve ever wanted answered, to find out just how much surfers actually know about surfing. The results? A whole lot of laughs.

Whether sharing their thoughts from a hot tub, mid-massage, or fresh out of the water, Steph Gilmore, Sage Erickson, Josh Kerr, Matt Wilkinson, Coco Ho and a fleet of South African talent spill the beans on their greatest surfing icks as well as plenty of crazy hypotheticals and surfing trivia, all sprinkled with a healthy dose of action from the event.

From which animal they think they are to their least favourite surfers and who they’d steal moves off, the difference between ’now’, ’now now’ and ‘just now’, when Kelly Slater is actually ever going to retire, and finding out who exactly J-Bay is named after, Izzi and Mackenzie capture surfing’s finest at their most candid. Don’t just take our word for it though, get comfortable and hit play now to soak up all of the action. Enjoy!

Journey to the end of the road - Episode 3 - The Regional Qualifier

Eight regional qualifiers emerge after incredible performances and dramatic dynamics unfold in Surf City El Salvador at the 2023 ISA World Surfing Games.


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Highlights // J-Bay Classic Presented By Corona Finals Day

Enjoy the highlights from another perfect day at Supertubes for Finals Day at the 2024 J-Bay Classic Presented By Corona.

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Sarah Baum Wins J-Bay Classic Presented By Corona

South Africa's Sarah Baum defeated Sally Fitzgibbons in clean, three-to-four foot Supertubes to win the J-Bay Classic Presented By Corona.

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Sarah Baum Wins J-Bay Classic Women's Trials presented by Corona

South Africa’s Olympic contender and top female surfer on the WSL Challenger Series, Sarah Baum (RSA) picked off the best waves showing her experience from competing at Supertubes as a wildcard in the Corona Open J-Bay last year. She unleashed her backhand, committing to huge turns in the cascading lip to get an excellent heat total of 16.17 in the Semifinals.

In the Final, Baum stayed patient and waited for the set waves, surfing smart to bank two good waves. It was enough to fend off a commendable performance from Sarah Scott (RSA) who finished in second place, with Natasha van Greunen (RSA) and Zoe Steyn (RSA) rounding out the results.

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Sarah Baum - Ep 4

Sarah Baum surfing at home between Challenger Series Events.

HIGHLIGHTS Day 2 // Corona Open J-Bay 2023

Opening bouts for the women witnessed early shocks and convincing performances at the iconic venue of Jeffreys Bay as remaining heats await.

In South Africa awaits the best right-hander on Earth. The pointbreak is a blank canvas for the world’s best surfers to draw creative lines. But J-Bay’s perfection is matched by its pressure. Just two events remain in the fight for the WSL Final 5 and Qualification Season race. Time is running out for the contenders to rise up the rankings.

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