Lucca Mesinas guaranteed at least silver in Lima 2019
Now the winner of the series between Bryan Pérez and Leandro Usuna awaits in the grand finale
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Peruvian Lucca Mesinas won his heat in the final of the main surfing event in Lima 2019 and made it to the grand final, guaranteeing at least the silver medal for Peru.
He beat Salvadoran Bryan Pérez in the repechage final, giving him no chance after scoring two 8,5s and placing him in a combination position.
Now he will wait in the grand final for the winner of the final series of the repechage between Leandro Usuna and Bryan Pérez. Whoever loses will win the bronze and whoever wins will go to the grand final.
Mesinas surfed solid throughout the event and is now the only male shortboarder to make it to the grand final undefeated.
This is how the picture looks:
Grand finale
Lucca Messinas versus the winner of the play-off final
End of the play-off
Bryan Perez versus Leandro Usuna
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Related Notes:
Bryan Pérez and Lucca Mesinas are the first two medalists in surfing in Lima 2019
They made it to the final of the main event and still have the spring of the repechage
Venezuela achieved last-minute qualification for Lima 2019
Longboarder Mariana Bermúdez entered after the withdrawal of Brisa Hennessy from Costa Rica
Tia Blanco also said no to Lima 2019
The Puerto Rican chose to be at the US Open. It is presumed that the free spot will be occupied by another Puerto Rican: Jolari Carrera.
Peruvian Lucca Mesinas won the QS in Acapulco
He returned to the ring: After being away for a little over a month due to a back injury, today he found victory again
Lucca Mesinas is the new WSL North American champion
He became the first Peruvian in history to achieve this title after Kevin Schulz failed to achieve it in Barbados.
Samanta Alonso from Panama got into Lima 2019
American Summer Macedo withdrew from the event presumably because it coincides with the US Open
Rain of qualifiers for Lima 2019
A crucial day brought surfers from Brazil, Peru, Costa Rica, Argentina, Puerto Rico, Chile, Uruguay, El Salvador, Colombia, Mexico, Ecuador and Canada into the second largest multi-sport tournament in the world
