Women's Sydney Surf Pro 2020

John John Florence Reacts to Postponement | JOB Wins Wave of the Winter | SURF BREAKS

SURFERS REACT TO POSTPONEMENT

In light of the WSL's decision to postpone all events through March for the safety of athletes, staff and fans, the planet's top surfers are reacting.
Two-time World Champ John John Florence took to Instagram to say...
"Bummed we won't get to see everyone at Snapper this year but thank you to the WSL for taking this situation seriously."
To all the surfers that have spoken up, thank you for your understanding and adding your voice to this important conversation.
And for more surfer reactions go to WorldSurfLeague.com

JOB WINS WAVE OF THE WINTER

Jamie O'Brien just won his second Surfline O'Neill Wave of the Winter award, the first surfer in the event's ten-year history to do so.
Reef McIntosh won the 4ocean Wave of the Decade Award for his crazy 2011 mutant at Off The Wall.
And the North Shore's Moana Jones took home the Women's Overall Performance Award.
Congrats to all and keep charging!

ITALO ON SOUNDWAVES

Italo Ferreira dropped by the WSL offices today.
The World Champ got an exclusive sneak peak of the new episode of Sound Waves in which he is featured.
He also discussed topics ranging from Covid-19, to his relationship with shaper Timmy Patterson.
Stay tuned for more on these topics with Ferreira coming soon.

SYDNEY SURF PRO WINNERS

Due to the rapidly evolving situation with COVID-19, the WSL announced yesterday to cancel all events yet to commence at all Tour levels.
And with that, the Sydney Surf Pro wrapped yesterday with 4-time World Champ Carissa Moore and Italy's Leo Fiorivanti taking the wins.
In a buzzer-beater against 2-time World Champ Tyler Wright, Moore earned her third career victory at Manly.
And in another buzzer-beater win, Fioravanti edged out Matt Banting, laying down his second scoring air reverse in the waning moments of the Final.
Stay tuned here for updates on when and where WSL competition will resume.

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