Spanish-language broadcast returns to the WSL
Nazaré Championship will feature narration and commentary by Mitchell Salazar and Ahmed Pérez
February 9
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The Nazaré Tow Surfing Challenge, which will take place tomorrow, Thursday, with XXL waves breaking at the famous Portuguese beach break, will mark the return of the Spaniard to WSL broadcasts, prominent commentator Mitchel Salazar informed DUKE.
It is not known whether the return will be definitive and whether there will be Spanish in the following stages of the tour.
Salazar will be part of the news duo along with former Venezuelan professional Ahmed Pérez.
The broadcast will be carried out through Red Bull TV and will be available on the WSL website.
Check worldsurfleague.com for the start time in your time zone.
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