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Michel Bourez

Michel Bourez

Country flag France

Age: 38

Born: Rurutu, Tuamotus Islands

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Lives in: French Polynesia

Gender: Male

Nationality: French

AKA: "The Spartan"

Height: 1.76 m (5.77 f)

Weight: 73 kg (160.94 lb)

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Disciplines: Shortboard Surfing

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Background: European champion in 2006 and joined the World Tour in 2009. Gained inaugural surf spot at Tokyo 2020/21 Olympics via 2019 WSL Championship Tour.

 

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Quiksilver Pro Day 1 Round 1 Highlights
World No.2 Joel Parkinson (Aus), wildcard Dane Reynolds (USA) and Brazilian wonderboy Gabriel Medina are facing Round Two elimination, but the Kelly Slater (USA) super-show continued on the opening day of the Quiksilver Pro Gold Coast presented by Land Rover.Snapper Rocks turned on a dredging 3-4ft swell on the outgoing tide when the men hit the water following Round One of the Roxy Pro and they didn’t disappoint with a spectacular show.
25/02/2012 00:00:00

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Journey to the end of the road - Episode 1 - The Wave An introduction to the incredible location of Teahupo’o and the Olympic qualifying process for surfing. #paris2024surfing #olympicsurf #olympicsurfing #isasurfing

12/07/2024   |   video icon

Did you know a guy owns Teahupoo? | NO CONTEST OFF TOUR Surfers around the world have long held Tahiti close to their hearts. Not only is the Polynesian island nation home to one of surfing’s most beautiful cultures, it also houses one of surfing’s most famous, feared and intimidating waves. Ever since the mind blowing 1998 Gotcha Pro first put Teahupo’o on the map surfers have been fascinated with the ferocious reef break known as “The Wall Of Skulls”. As well as an endless competition highlight reel some of the greatest waves of the past 25 years have been ridden in Tahiti, powered by both paddle and PWC. In 2024 Teahupo’o will be thrust into the wider global sporting spotlight, after France declared the notorious South Pacific reef pass would become the host surfing venue. Not only will the eyes of the world be focussed on the incredible beauty above and below sea level, but on the people and the way of life that make Tahiti so special. If conditions collude next August the images will be beamed around the world, and the tiny town could change forever. In the latest episode of No Contest, host Ashton Goggans makes the trans-Pacific pilgrimage to Teahupo’o, the little fishing village that punches above its weight in surfing circles, to run a microscope over the impact the Games will have on this patch of paradise. After touching down in Papeete he connects with modern surfing powerhouses Kauli Vaast, Michel Bourez, Vahine Fierro and Eimeo Czermak, meets the man who can lay claim to first surfing at The End Of The Road, local “Godfather” Peva Levy, and connects with two of the area's favourite modern hosts, Tereva David and Tahurai Henry, to tap into the mana of the islands and find out what makes Tahiti tick. This special episode of No Contest comes at an important time in the life of one of surfing’s most special corners. We hope you enjoy watching the show as much as we enjoyed pulling it together. #nocontest #tahiti #surfing

04/12/2023   |   video icon

How The Most Critical Wave On Earth Works | Virtual Eye Shiseido Tahiti Pro Presented by Outerknown Dive into the mechanics of how one of the world's most critical waves breaks some and crowns others. Watch the Shiseido Tahiti Pro pres. by Outerknown live August 11-20. Tahiti is the end of the road. The most critical wave on Earth serves as the final stop on tour and decides the fight for the WSL Final 5 and Qualification Season race. At Teahupo’o, the world’s best surfers get one last chance to lay it all on the line for a spot in the Rip Curl WSL Finals. Who will make it? #WSL For More Visit: http://www.worldsurfleague.com/

10/08/2023   |   video icon
 
 

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