The best photos from day 3 of the World Cup in El Salvador

This is how the members of round 4 of the main event and the first eliminated from the event were defined


Special coverage presented by Surf City El Salvador - All photos by: ISA/Franco - Evans - Jimenez - Reed 

Read the report of the day here 

Check out the video highlights here

Check out the end of the day program here 

Santiago Muñiz came with his foot on the accelerator but was eliminated in round 3 of the main event and now awaits round 4 of the repechage.
It's hot in El Salvador.
Julian Wilson surfed conservative once again and made it through his heat, moving on to the main event.
Wilson attacking a powerful section in the morning at La Bocana.
Josh Burke putting the board in a not so comfortable spot.
Burke a little more comfortable than in the previous photo.
Italo is fascinated in El Salvador.
When Italo went on this wave, the series was ending, another competitor surfed a wave that could have taken him out of second place, a giant series came in and he went on a complete close. He attacked and couldn't hold on, but he showed the size that La Bocana can reach.
Manuel Selman is happy.
Bryan Pérez surfed well but a mistake on the second maneuver of a right sent him to round 4 of the repechage.
Aritz, solid as the waves, made it to round 4 of the main event and is the only Spaniard among the undefeated in the championship.
Jeremy Flores remains undefeated.
Michel Bourez too.
Surfer Noah Klapp also remains undefeated.
Angelo Bonomelli started his stay in the repechage well, passing his series with maneuvers like the one in the photo.
Hiroto Ohhara gave one of the best performances of the day.
Kanoa is also holding strong and says she loves being at ISA events.
Another one that is solid: Mahina Maeda from Japan.
Shun Murakami and Hiroto Ohhara have an internal fight over Tokyo 2020.
Alan Cleland is very solid at La Bocana.
Jhony Corzo, another who started his stay well due to the play-off.
Isauro Elizondo, 17 years old and in round 4 of the main event.
The sea was solid in its series.
Tao Rodriguez has been having a good championship, despite falling to the repechage, he is already in the 4th round of the same.
In that bomb Melanie Giunta turned the series around and went to first.
Landscapes of El Salvador.
The waves of El Salvador.
Dwight Pastrana also started his playoff well.
The same was done by Uruguayan Sofía Alfonso, who passed her series.
And so he celebrated...
With his teammates from the Uruguay team.
Rosany Alvarez scored over 17 points, the most so far in the event, in her round 1 playoff series at El Sunzal. Venezuela celebrated.
Daniella Rosas is very close to confirming her place in Tokyo (and she already has one in Lima 2019).