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Taj Burrow

Taj Burrow

Country flag Australia

Age: 46

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Gender: Male

Nationality: Australian

AKA: "TB"

Height: 1.75 m (5.74 f)

Weight: 72 kg (158.73 lb)

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Stance: Regular

Disciplines: Shortboard Surfing

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Taj Burrow

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Best of Taj Burrow VS. Julian Wilson
Check out Taj Burrow VS. Julian Wilson at the 2013 Hurley Lowers Pro.
29/10/2013 00:00:00
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Just Taj! Surfing World Title Threat Taj Burrow Blows Minds For Surf Week
One of the most innovative and progressive surfers in the modern game, Australian Taj Burrow continues to take his surfing to the next level...and blow minds along the way. Taj closes out Surf Week on Network A.
09/08/2013 00:00:00
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Taj Burrow @ Trestles
A crowded day at Trestles with Taj Burrow
03/08/2013 00:00:00
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2013 Volcom Fiji Pro - Day Four Highlights
After a few days off, the 2013 Volcom Fiji Pro roared back into action at Cloudbreak. Six-to-eight-foot barrels were on tap, and the world's best showed why they earn the big bucks. And while there were tubes and big turns galore, even the best pay the price at big Cloudbreak.
11/06/2013 00:00:00
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Dane and Taj Burrow Surfing Jetty Wedge
Dane and Taj Surfing The Jetty Wedge
09/01/2013 00:00:00
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Quiksilver Pro Final Mens Highlights
The final day of the Quiksilver and Roxy Pro Gold Coast presented by Land Rover culminated today with perennial ASP World Title threat Taj Burrow (AUS), 33, and four-time ASP Women’s World Champion Stephanie Gilmore (AUS), 24, taking the respective wins in clean two-to-three foot (1 metre) waves at the primary venue of Snapper Rocks.
04/03/2012 00:00:00
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Quiksilver Pro Day 2 Round 2 Highlights
The Quiksilver Pro Gold Coast presented by Land Rover, the opening stop on the 2012 ASP World Championship Tour, was back on today with the elimination Round 2 completed in clean three-to-four foot (1 metre) conditions at Snapper Rocks.
26/02/2012 00:00:00
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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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West Is Best: Epic Day In Western Australia “Everyone’s home for Christmas,” says Jerome Forrest. Just as well. If you’re from SW WA and you weren’t home this past Tuesday, you’ll hear all about it over Christmas lunch. Or Jerome, Jacob Willcox and many others who scored it will find a way to let you know... Filmed By Naomi Adbib & Salt Diaries

20/12/2024   |   video icon

An 80 Million Liter Wavepool in the Arabian Gulf?! Surf Abu Dhabi For the full written story, click here: https://stabmag.com/stabcinema/abu-dhabi-actually/ Like many of us, Taj Burrow had little experience with the Middle East before its waves became a talking point. “I’d only ever passed through Dubai airport,” TB told Stab. “So arriving and seeing these man-made cities, islands, and landscapes was surreal. It felt like stepping into the future, but on another planet.” In recent years, the Middle East has been unapologetically ambitious in its quest to attract global visitors. Central to this effort is the Tourism Strategy 2030, unveiled by the Department of Culture and Tourism in April 2024. With a $10 billion investment plan, the region is reshaping its tourism infrastructure, focusing heavily on world-class sports facilities and hosting high-profile events. For surfers, one of the most exciting elements of this futuristic Pinterest board was the KSWC wave pool on Al Hudayriat Island—the largest, longest, and saltiest man-made wave pool on the planet, now complete and set to host its first-ever Championship Tour (CT) event in February 2025.

08/11/2024   |   video icon

Pumping Barrels Greet World’s Fanciest Surf Contest in the Maldives Taj Burrow wins the Four Seasons Maldives Surfing Champions Trophy, again. “I didn’t know it got that big. It was like Sunset out the back.” That’s Taj Burrow, who just won the Four Seasons Maldives Surfing Champions Trophy for the third time. These beautiful Indian Ocean atolls are well known for perfect, silky reef surf, but have rarely been compared to Oahu’s North Shore in terms of power. But the swell of the season decided to show up right on cue with the event last week, much to the delight of competitors — Burrow, Michael February, Jadson Andre, Jeremy Flores, Carissa Moore and Ahmed “Ammaday” Agil, all of whom spent hours in the water, trading off aquamarine blue right tubes. This particular event is unique beyond its sheer opulence, of which there’s no shortage. (Surfers talked as much about brunch as they did conditions, if that’s any indication.) Competitors surfed in three divisions -- singlefins, twinfins and thrusters -- across varying degrees of perfection and size at Sultans, one of the best right reefs in the wave-rich zone. And this year, it was actually big enough that they switched the twinfin and thruster divisions on day two ’cause it was so solid. Burrow ended up beating February in the final, but they both flew home smiling. Actually, we’re pretty sure everyone flew home smiling. RESULTS 1. Taj Burrow (AUS) 2700pts 2. Mikey February (ZAF) 2600pts 3. Jadson Andre (BRA) 2500pts 4. Jeremy Flores (FRA) 2500pts 5. Carissa Moore (HAW) 2200pts 5. Ahmed “Ammaday” Agil (MDV) 2200pts Special thanks to Four Seasons Maldives Kuda Huraa, Tropicsurf, and the Surfline Forecast Team. Filmed by: Sean Gilhooley, Carlo Coral, Marc Beaty, Connor Quinlan, Zach Cole, Jackson Onfray, Local Films Still photography by: Jon Frank Cover image: Sultans by Marc Beaty

12/09/2024   |   video icon
 
 

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