Alonso Correa: Well connected with Backdoor (and with Pipe too)

The Peruvian does not stop: From the challengers to win the ALAS of Punta Roquitas, from there to Brazil, then from Haleiwa to El Salvador and from there back to Hawaii and taking tubes

December 29, 2021

Peruvian Alonso Correa does not stop: After competing in the challengers, winning the ALAS in Punta Roquitas, traveling to the QS in Brazil and then going to Hawaii and suffering the disappointment of a bad result in Haleiwa, which he made up for with a third place in El Salvador, instead of returning home to spend the holidays, he returned to Hawaii.

From day 1 of the first trip, the Peruvian showed himself connected with the ocean and surfed this wave in Pipe:

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Then he also had fun at Rocky Point:

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And yesterday he posted this clip that shows him well in tune with Backdoor and also with Pipe:

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Alonso Correa: Well connected with Backdoor (and with Pipe too)

The Peruvian does not stop: From the challengers to win the ALAS of Punta Roquitas, from there to Brazil, then from Haleiwa to El Salvador and from there back to Hawaii and taking tubes

Special coverage of the Paris 2024 Olympic Games on DUKE is presented by:

Related Notes:

All the faces of surfing of this great Peruvian goofy footer

Engines are starting to heat up on the North Shore; check out the hot new video

He was unable to beat Australian Liam O'Brien; he collected 3500 points for the CT qualification ranking

He already has two stages that count strongly towards reaching the top 12, and one of them was in what on paper is his weakest wave; he has three opportunities to make a splash in conditions that suit him better.

He won his series, guaranteed himself 3.500 points and will now face the Australian Liam O'Brien; Mesinas and Ariane Ochoa said goodbye to the tournament

The WSL reported that there are 10 men and five women who will enter regionally and that the three best stages of 2020 and the two Ecuadorian stops of this year are considered.

There is no official confirmation from Fenta; the athlete did not attend the qualifying rounds that began today

And by 0,10 he missed the final. With this result he gets closer to the top 30 in preparation for his first Hawaiian Triple Crown.