Rachael Tilly and Kai Ellice Flint made it to the grand final
The title will be decided between them and Avalon Gall and Edouard Delpero
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Today two world champions will be crowned and they will be either Kai Ellice Flint or Edouard Delpero or Avalon Gall or Rachael Tilly.
Two different stories led the surfers to the grand final. Tilly won his fourth encounter against Soleil Errico in a battle that, like the first of the day, was decided on the sand. This victory secured his place in the fourth heat of the day.
On the other side, the fundamentalist Kail Ellice Flint defeated Taylor Jensen, who had just beaten Declan Wyton, and will now face Edouard Delpero in the final.
This means that one of the finals will have a female surfer who will go into the water at least five times and the other one time, and the other will have a male surfer who will go into the water at least twice and the other one time.
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Another one who didn't qualify for the finals but came to El Salvador anyway: Kai Ellice Flint
“I'm going to El Salvador anyway to surf and cheer on the best 16 surfers,” wrote the Australian
