Colombian Isabella Gómez caught one of the swell bombs at Teahupoo.

"Thank you Jesus," she wrote on her Instagram.

August 6 2025

Colombian Isabella Gómez was one of the protagonists of the giant swell that is breaking in Teahupoo, Tahiti.

Pushed by the experienced Lucas Chumbo, Isabella took a break that opened a tube wider than it was tall, established a good line, and went out at 500 miles per hour.

Filmed by Vahine Fierro, Izzi shared and wrote: "Thank you Jesus," in the story.

Under the wave filmed by the WSL:

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