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Waves, wipeouts & winning rides – The waves told the story at #Paris2024 | Best of Sport Surfing made its second Olympic appearance at Paris 2024 – this time in the stunning waves of Teahupo’o, Tahiti. With powerful barrels and high-stakes rides, the world’s top surfers showed off their skills, style, and nerves of steel. From dramatic wipeouts to near-perfect scores, here are the moments that made this competition one to remember. Re-live ALL the incredible #Paris2024 action: https://oly.ch/P24Replays

19/05/2025   |   video icon

Molly Picklum : Huge Teahupo'o tubes & Airport meltdowns | Packed: Episode 3 Packed. Ep: 3 - Molly Picklum - Molly talks about melting down in airports, working on her backhand tube riding, and the best way to cure jet lag. Series by CREATURES OF LEISURE Directed by Mikey G Filmed by Shane Fletcher Edit & Additional Footage by Hunter Vercoe Music 'Frightened Face' by The Everywheres 'Check me out' by Tomorrow Tulips

18/05/2025   |   video icon

Eimeo Czermak vs. XL Teahupo’o! On Wednesday, May 7th, Teahupo'o saw the first very solid swell of the season. It was very big, right on the line between paddle and tow, with both crews giving it their collective best. Turned out local Eimeo Czermak snagged the wave of the day, paddling -- arguably one of the biggest waves ever caught without a ski. Longtime local Tikanui Smith, who watched from the channel, said, "maybe one of the best paddle waves at Teahupoo." And we believe him. The swell itself, according to chief forecaster Kevin Wallis, was "the result of a strong but not crazy, eye-popping storm. But what it lacked in strength, it made up for in track and location. It moved almost directly at Tahiti over the last few days and the peak seas only occurred only 1000-1500 miles away. Close enough to create pumping surf, but not bad wind and weather." Wallis offered some more telling intel: "Perhaps the most interesting thing was the swell period — not long, 15-16 seconds, with the shorter swell period, which meant that the even the largest waves were at least somewhat approachable for the paddle crew. And Eimeo paddled into one of the biggest waves I’ve ever seen at the End of the Road." *Worth noting: Surfline's EPIC rating only happens a few times per year, when the forecast team -- not the models -- deems a swell truly special. Filmed by: Tim Pruvost, Kim Mean, Boris Martinet and Blaise Booth Edited by: Nick Liotta ----------------------------------- Subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/user/surfline Become a Surfline Premium Member: https://surfl.in/2Cd36tF ----------------------------------

10/05/2025   |   video icon
 
 

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