Medina got out of the water, he didn't look at Cole Houshmand's wave, if he did look at it he must have looked at it briefly on a wet cell phone with a screen no bigger than 6,69 inches. Or he saw the wave behind him as Ronnie Blakey himself mentioned in the live broadcast.

He directly contradicts Laura Enever regarding her comment that she made a mistake because she did not go on the last wave of the series in which she had priority and ended up losing against a rookie.

He then says that this is the worst judgment he has ever seen in his life. It is nice to be honest and say what you think, it is not nice to do so without being informed.

On the other hand, George Pittar comes out of the water, everyone tells him that he should have won against Ethan Ewing.

Many angry people write comments on social networks, some media outlets, several write articles.

What is the young Australian doing?

He goes home, watches the series, probably carefully and with plenty of time, and then gives an interview to Stab.

What does he say in the interview?

That he deserved to lose, that he was right.

I do not agree with Pittar or Medina.

But as for how to react to a defeat, I give the trophy to the young Australian and send the three-time world champion to the corner to think in penance.