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Jamie O'Brien surfing Waimea River

Jamie O’Brien Surfs Some Very Good Waimea River

1 min read Feb 22, 2022

Italo Ferreira in an Impromptu Winch Session at Red Bull HQ

2 min read Feb 22, 2022

Laura Enever reporting from Pipeline

Laura Enever Goes Behind the Scenes at the Pipeline Pro

1 min read Feb 22, 2022

Hossegor as gnarly as it gets

Hossegor, France Was as Big and Gnarly as It Gets Earlier This Month

1 min read Feb 21, 2022

Kai Lenny surfing Jaws

Kai Lenny Surfs Some Seriously Enormous Party Waves

1 min read Feb 21, 2022

Ask Johnny Utah: Wave-Stealing Friend Shows No Remorse For Actions

Ask Johnny Utah: Wave-Stealing Friend Shows No Remorse For Actions

5 min read Feb 21, 2022

Giant Great White Shark Nabs 100-Pound Tuna Off Fishing Line Miles Off Waikiki

Giant Great White Shark Nabs 100-Pound Tuna Off Fishing Line Miles Off Waikiki

1 min read Feb 21, 2022

Todd Chesser on broken surfboard

Rusty Preisendorfer Explains Why You Should Give That New Surfboard a Chance… Even If It’s Not Perfect

4 min read Feb 21, 2022

kai sallas

Kai Sallas Is Shaping the Waikiki Dream Longboard Team

5 min read Feb 20, 2022

Helicopter Crashes Into Packed Miami Beach

1 min read Feb 20, 2022

13 Minutes of Perfect Sunset Beach

1 min read Feb 20, 2022

Uluwatu surfing

A Super Glassy Uluwatu Session Is a Good Way to Start Off a Day

1 min read Feb 20, 2022

Surfing Pipeline

A Pipeline Guillotine and an Empty Second Reef Set

1 min read Feb 20, 2022

Praia de Carcavelos Delivers, Aritz Aranburu Wins Second Perfect Chapter Title

3 min read Feb 19, 2022

With many of the usual suspects relegated to the sidelines, upstarts Barron Mamiya and Brissa Hennessy nabbed huge wins at the Hurley Pro Sunset yesterday in mostly clean, rippable surf. Hennessy became the first Costa Rican to win a Championship Tour event and Mamiya started to fulfill a promise of greatness since his highly touted Snapt4 performance. "I have no words, I've dreamed about this moment but I never thought it was possible," Hennessy said on the WSL broadcast after the Final. "To all those people that supported me, I did it." Mamiya continues his incredible dream run as an injury replacement – a stellar performance at Pipeline, following it up with his first CT win and now, the yellow leader's jersey. "I can't believe it, I literally can't believe it. I thought Pipe was the event I was going to do good in," said hometown favorite Mamiya. Mamiya and Hennessy both took down hot-handed surfers in the finals. Mamiya knocked out Kanoa Igarashi, who surfed a fearless game out at Sunset the whole event. Hennessy meanwhile beat a hungry Malia Manuel who was knocked off tour in Mexico last year but after a stellar showing at both Pipe and Sunset, is now ranked second in the world. Next stop for the World Surf League: Peniche, Portugal and Supertubos.

Brissa Hennessy, Barron Mamiya Win Hurley Pro Sunset

2 min read Feb 19, 2022