Erin Brooks and Seth Moniz won at Teahupoo
The top of the rankings remained unchanged with Italo and Gabriela at the top heading into Fiji
Alan finished fifth, climbing six places in the rankings for now.
It is currently in 21st position, within the reclassification zone.
Slater's historic performance at the Tahiti Pro has ended
In a series of few waves, Jack Robinson beat him by 15 to 8,46
Alan Cleland hit the pin to knock out local favorite Kauli Vaast
He jumped six places in the live rankings, to 21st; he enters the reclassification zone; he will face Seth Moniz in the quarterfinals
In the decimal battery, Nadia made it into the quarterfinals
She knocked Lakey Peterson out and is now ninth in the live rankings; she'll face Isabella Nichols
Solidas, Brisa and Nadia made it to the round of 16 in Teahupoo
They defeated Bettylou and Kika; now they will face Caity Simmers and Lakey Peterson respectively
It's funny that some people questioned Kelly's presence at this event
A relevant comment, with or without the benefit of hindsight.
“It was a very emotional series. I almost started crying afterwards. It was great.”
What Slater said after scoring 19 points to beat Medina: He responded to haters, addressed Medina's situation, and said he believes he can win the event
Alejo won his series against Kanoa
He reached his third round of 16 of the year and will now face George Pittar; with Leo out, Ítalo will leave Tahiti ranked number one.
92% of the CT had agreed to boycott ISA events according to sources close to Stab
If this did not change the classification system, “sources close” to the media outlet stated
“It wasn’t intentional,” a WSL source said regarding the date of the Philippine CT.
“Something necessary due to international calendar conflicts and the uncertainty surrounding the war in the Middle East,” said a source close to Stab
The ISA resolved the scheduling conflict with CT of the Philippines
The elite players, as they enter in round 3, will start on the 11th, one day after the end of the waiting period for the newly announced CT.
In incredible waves, the Fiji CT defined wildcards
Teo Degei and Ulukilupetea Kurop will debut in the elite
Did the WSL announce changes for CS?
Can the quota be expanded to accommodate additional CT participants?
A WSL VIP experience in Portugal costs between US$6300 and US$8300
Airfare and meals are not included.
WSL awarded wildcard to John Mark Tokong for Philippine stage
There will be three venues in total at the event because men's and women's trials will also be held.
Griffin believes the WSL should have judges surf before hiring them.
“People who are just ordinary surfers, who might be judges, don’t really know how hard it is to do it,” he said, and Slater replied
These are the Tahiti Pro series.
Nadia versus Veselko, Brisa versus Sakura, Alan versus Samuel, Alejo versus Kanoa, and Marco will face Barron.
Slater will be a wildcard for the Tahiti Pro
"I hope the conditions in Tahiti are excellent so that we all have a good challenge," declared the greatest of all time.
Eimeo Czermak and Kelia Gallina won the trials and made it into the CT
In stunning conditions at Teahupoo
One small but important detail: The new dates coincide with the Peruvian World Surfing Games.
A couple of days after the CT slots were increased, the WSL announced the new date for the Punta Rocas event.
Finally, the WSL sent out a statement confirming the CT in the Philippines.
It will be stage 11, after Portugal and before Abu Dhabi and Pipe (if the Saudi Arabian stop takes place); one of the reduced-capacity stages, with 16 women and 24 men
The CT trials at Teahupoo will take place between tomorrow and Sunday
The guests have not yet been announced, but all indications are that they will be 100% local; the best men and the best women will make it into the main event
The Philippines is emerging as a strong candidate for the next stage of the CT.
The world awaits the official announcement, but Cloud 9 is strongly rumored to be the surprise stage of the tour; Medina apparently didn't like it, saying that "it's a joke."
WSL announced that “there will be a new stop on the world tour”
“It was such a good wave that we had to say yes,” they explained in an email sent to the competitors.
Yago and Sawyer won in Saquarema
The Brazilian is now second in the ranking, the American third; Teahupoo and Fiji are next.
Leo Fioravanti is the new world number one
For the first time in history, an Italian is at the top of the WSL Championship Tour rankings. “It’s crazy. This is what I’ve dreamed of my whole life,” he said.
WSL's contract with Apple was extended to include the use of the iPhone 17 for its networks
The Apple Watch was joined by its newest phone
Apple launched advertising for its watch worn at CT events
Surfers highlight how important it is to have him in competition
“I am the last of the Mohicans of the generation that began with me 40 years ago.”
Renato Hickel and his 40 years in the WSL in an interview, about everything surrounding and surrounding his work; "there are about 20 individual groups interested in the league," he says about the much-discussed sale of the company
Nadia beat Caity and made it to the semifinals for the second time this year
She's in the top 10 of the live rankings; one step away from the final, she'll face Tya Zebrowski; Brisa and Marco were eliminated in the round of 16.
Nadia beat Molly and made it to the quarterfinals for the second time this year
It's currently 11th in the live rankings.
Nadia and Brisa made it to the round of 16
The first one is against Picklum, the second one will face Lindblad
Marco Mignot defeated Mamiya and advanced back to the round of 16
Now she will face Yago Dora again; Muñiz couldn't beat Ethan Ewing
Cleland said goodbye to Rio early
He couldn't handle a Samuel Pupo who was more connected with Itaúna
Medina will have a logo on the tip of his board during the Saquarema CT
Vila Velha University will be its main sponsor at the event
Lucas Chumbo will be the second wildcard entry in the Rio Pro.
Neither a local trial nor a CS regional surfer; a wildcard entry due to being a local surfer sponsored by GWM.
The winner of the Rio Pro will take home almost $150.000
In addition to the 80.000 paid for the tour, almost 70.000 will be added, which is the cost of a GWM Tank 300 that will also be awarded to the winner.
These are the Rio Pro series.
The second wildcard matchup remains undecided; Jordy is still absent; Alan will face Samuel, Alejo will play Ethan, Marco will take on Barron, Nadia will play Yolanda, and Brisa will face Alyssa.
Julian Schweizer qualified for the 2026 Longboard CT
He returns to the tour after eight years; "I'm happy and motivated, especially to face this challenge a little more mature," he said.
Weslley Dantas received a wildcard for the Rio Pro
Tatiana will join the other male wildcard, which is yet to be determined.
A mixed bag: Ewing's comments on the subject of the many Brazilian airmen
“They’re not really riding the wave as well as they could be,” he said on the one hand, but on the other: “they’re obviously doing the most incredible surfing, so we have to learn from that.”
This morning's performance: Rio Waida on two incredibly well-surfed waves
Indonesian is very connected to Punta Roca: carvings, climbing, barrels and aerials
Three of today's best free surfing waves
Alan with two bombs and Gabriela with an incredible display of power surfing
Alan Cleland and his philosophy for the tour: "I'm Mexican, that's just how it is, everyone needs a Mexican. I'm cool, we know how to have fun."
The Mexican has been going through a rough patch, but the Latin vibes lift his spirits: "Coming here to El Salvador, and being with all the people, with all the crew, the locals... I've been here for two weeks and I feel more relaxed, super happy."
DUKE News Report 1 of the Surf City El Salvador Pro 2026
Everything happening in Punta Roca in under three minutes - With special guest Bryan Pérez
“Who is in charge of manufacturing the boards?”
The question Johnny Cabianca asked himself after Britt Merrick told him that she goes to almost all the CTs and a good portion of the challengers, as she said in an interview.
The backside attack of Daniel, Ericson, Melvin and Marvin
Four goofy-footed Salvadoran trial surfers will be the competitors vying for a spot on the CT; this is how they surf
Tatiana Weston Webb will be wildcard in the Saquarema CT
The Brazilian will return to competition after stepping away from the tour to become a mother.
These are the series of the Surf City El Salvador Pro
Bryan vs. Seth, Alan vs. Ramzi, Marco vs. Rio, Alejo vs. Samuel, Nadia vs. Veselko, and Brisa vs. Alyssa
Bryan Pérez will once again be a wildcard entry in his home tournament.
She will face Seth Moniz in round 1; one more spot remains to be determined among the men; for the women, it went to American Kirra Pinkerton.
Lía Díaz is the new North American champion and has made it into the CT
He became the first Costa Rican, male or female, to enter the CT longboarding competition.
Italo Ferreira and Carissa Moore won in Raglan
The Brazilian is the new leader in the ranking; Carissa is now sixth; Gabriela Bryan will wear yellow lycra in El Salvador
WSL photographer injured by shark or sea lion
Ed Sloane left the field with difficulty but is stable; the event was stopped during the semifinal between Yago and Italo.
Medina after being left out in Raglan: “I woke up with a pain in the back of my knee”
The three-time champion added, however, "No worries: I'm fine; now I'm going home to prepare for the next one."
After Raglan, four of the top 5 are sure to be Brazilian.
Miguel, Medina, Italo, and Yago are guaranteed spots; and two Brazilians are sure to finish in the top two.
Alejo and Marco said goodbye to Raglan
The Argentinian couldn't beat Rio Waida and the Mexican lost to Yago Dora
Tips for good board packaging with Nadia Erostarbe
He traveled with 19 to El Salvador and resolved one of his three envelopes on camera.
Mateus Herdy: "This is a dream circuit. A lot of people complain."
“In life, you get used to it, but since it took me so long to get here, I’m very grateful for the little things,” he said.
Brisa's method for dealing with difficult times
“There is an unexpected beauty in all of this, in being forced to connect with myself deeply. In accepting disappointment instead of running away from it,” the Costa Rican reflected.
New Zealand CT off for three days
The competition can only resume on Friday, although internally they believe there's a better chance it will start on Saturday; two days are absolutely needed to complete the event.
Hennessy remains the second highest-paid athlete in the Costa Rican government.
Her income decreased, but in dollars it remains the same amount: US$2800 per month; Leilani McGonagle maintained her scholarship at US$900.
Willcox: “Oddly enough, Brazilians and Australians are similar”
The Australian dedicated a video to recounting everything that happened with Yago Dora at the Margaret River CT.
Mignot defeated Mamiya and advanced to the round of 16
Now he will face Yago Dora; this is the third event that has made it to this round, and he sits in 14th position in the virtual ranking.
Editorial: How great it is that New Zealand is part of the tour
And a memory of that amazing youth world championship in 2010 that showed me one of the most beautiful countries I've ever visited.
Alejo advanced to the round of 16, Alan was eliminated, Marco has not yet competed.
The Argentinian achieved the second-best total so far in the round
Brisa and Nadia said goodbye to Raglan early
In round 1, the Costa Rican player couldn't beat Alyssa Spencer, and the Basque player lost to Tya Zebrowski.
"Italo Ferreira has caught nearly 80% of the waves"
Cederman on what's been happening with Raglan's lineup lately: "It gets a bit annoying when you just want to relax."
Ítalo's first surfing session in Raglan
"Italo surfs wonderfully at Raglan and I think he has a very good chance of taking the victory," said the video's author.
WSL is seeking investors and considering putting itself up for sale.
They hired Raine Group, a specialist consultancy, to guide them through the process
The fact: Luana Silva is not the first Brazilian to lead the world ranking
It was Jacqueline Silva in 2004 after winning stage 1 of that year's tour
The New Zealand CT series are now set
Nadia goes with Tya, Brisa against Alyssa, Alan against Griffin, Marco versus Barron, and Alejo with Pittar.
Nadia Erostarbe: “The best event of my life so far”
“I reached the semifinals against the best and got excellent scores in every heat!” she exclaimed.
Nadia finished third in the Gold Coast and climbed to 9th in the rankings
She narrowly missed beating Steph Gilmore, who won the event; Ewing won among the men; Medina and Luana leave Australia as leaders
Nadia Erostarbe beat Caroline and advanced to the quarterfinals
She secured her best result of the year so far; she will face Gabriela Bryan; Cleland and Muñiz said goodbye to the event
Nadia won her Round 1 series at Snappers
He beat Spencer with a total of 15,16; now he'll face Marks in a backside duel; Mignot beat Mamiya; Brisa couldn't overcome Vahine
These are the Gold Coast CT series
Nadia faces Alyssa, Brisa faces Vahine, Alan faces Jack, Marco faces Barron and Alejo faces Pittar; Dimity Stoyle and Reef Heazlewood won the local wildcard
George Pittar and Lakey Peterson won at Margaret River
There was controversy over the priority decision at a key moment in the grand final against Medina; the Brazilian is the new leader of the ranking
Tom Butland: “My emotions are running high right now”
She won the wildcard for the New Zealand CT and this is what she had to say in an interview
Tom Butland and Alani Morse won at Raglan and got into their CT
Two more Kiwis join the historic New Zealand tournament
Brazil went from having one quarter-finalist in Margaret to four this year
Including Bells makes eight green and yellows among the top 16 in both tournaments, versus one last year
43% of the CT de Bells audience was Brazilian
The time change didn't deter the green and yellow-clad fan who followed the tournament the most; Australia came in second with 27%.
The Swellian entered the chat: “It is not acceptable for outsiders to get involved.”
The Australian podcast engaged in an exchange with Dora; “Your manager, on the other hand, behaved very badly and disrespected a much-loved Australian at home, and he should be reported for it.”
Peace was made between James and Jacob
“Today Jacob, my team and I decided to meet to talk and sort things out,” Yago wrote, accompanying a photo of the two of them hugging.
Alan, Marco and Alejo eliminated in Margaret
They were unable to defeat Medina, Crosby Colapinto, and Ethan Ewing respectively in round 2
Tyler Wright left Bells, Sophie McCulloch took his place
“Due to injury,” the WSL wrote; all series have been changed; it is highly likely the event will start tomorrow.
Ítalo Ferreira is now coached by Leandro Dora
“At the start of the season, I began without a coach and felt vulnerable and even insecure, not only technically, but also emotionally,” said Ítalo
Pupo and Bryan won at Bells
They are the new leaders of the world ranking; they beat the 2025 champions, Dora and Picklum, in the final
Italo Ferreira did an amazing aerial move in his series with Medina.
“I don’t think we’ve ever seen anything like this happen in competition, in history,” said commentator Richie Lovett.
Nadia couldn't beat Caity and said goodbye to Bells in the ninth.
The series was decided by a very narrow margin: 11,20 to 10,56
Marco advanced; Alan couldn't handle Medina
The Mexican beat Crosby Colapinto; now he's up against Yago Dora
Griffin: “My goal is to win five competitions this year”
The Californian is heading into the 2026 season with confidence; he says that outside the water he has been doing Pilates; “I don’t lift weights with much intensity,” he says.
Nadia made progress in Bells
She will now face Caity Simmers; Brisa couldn't beat Kika Veselko; Steph Gilmore and Ethan Ewing were eliminated from the event
For Filipe, the title this year will be won by either Yago, Gabriel, Ítalo, or him.
“We have some very strong names to fight for the title until the end,” he said, pointing to Griffin as an international threat.
Why did Nadia choose 72 for her lycra on the CT?
The tribute he made to his mother, Erika, is now on sale on the WSL website for $100
One of the favorites has a problem; or a dilemma, rather.
How will Gabriel's indecision about his equipment affect him? He had five months of vacation and is deciding between Merrick and Cabianca just four days before the start of the tournament.
Free surfing beforehand in Bells with the best in the world
Fun waves at Bells, pre-party atmosphere, and Medina trying out Mericks and Cabiancas
Cleland left Oakley and signed with Goodr.
“One of the most comfortable pairs of glasses I’ve ever worn,” said the Mexican.
After 15 years together, Tyler Wright and Rip Curl did not renew their contract.
The Australian surfer went seven months without surfing and returned to the water a few weeks ago, shortly before the CT began.
Medina with “butterflies in his stomach, but excited for what’s to come”
"I feel like I've rediscovered myself. I understand that what I've experienced has brought me here, stronger, more aware, more myself. Connected to my essence," he shared in a post.
Nadia, CT 2026 full, in an interview: “This year with the goal of making the top 10”
The whole journey according to her: From the low of losing early in Newcastle to the high of having her qualification confirmed, to now facing the very elite of world surfing
Another pickup truck for the winners of the Australian leg
Two GWM Tank 300s are available for the best man and woman after Bells, Margaret, and Snappers.
Billy Stairmand received a wildcard for the New Zealand CT
He is the first of three Kiwis who will compete with the world's surfing elite in May at Raglan
Dane Henry received a wildcard for the Bells' CT
He was caught at home with Mick Fanning holding the lycra.
In an emotional video, Alejo Muñiz announced that he will retire after the 2026 CT tournament.
“I don’t know how this last year is going to end, but I know how I want to live it: Giving 100% as I always have,” he said.
The first to qualify for the CT 2026: Eli Hanneman
By reaching the semifinals at Pipe, he secured his place in the elite; it will be the Hawaiian's second round-the-world race.
John John will continue his break in 2026 and will not compete on the CT.
He will continue traveling the world with his family, “this is our dream right now,” he said; Ramzi received a wildcard for the season
New Zealand CT wildcards will be determined by a local event.
Will Mexican Maya Mateja compete in it? Everything indicates that she will have her chance to fight for a place in the event.
Confirmed: Raglan in, JBay out
It will be the fourth stage of the tour, taking place between May 15 and 25; "This will be the biggest surfing event ever organized in New Zealand," said the director of the national Kiwi federation.
The continuation of the collaboration between Leandro Dora and Jack Robinson is in doubt.
“For my part, we will continue working. It depends on his decision. There are other factors, people in his life, situations that are still unresolved,” the coach stated.
Carissa: “I’m ready to face the challenges, the chaos, and the disorder.”
The Hawaiian reflected on her return: “The simple fact of showing up and giving my best, being able to come back from surfing and see the smile on my daughter’s face, will be a success.”
Carissa Moore will return to the tour in 2026
"I want my career to show my daughter, and hopefully other women, that we can achieve anything," the Hawaiian declared.
Filipe Toledo returned to live in Brazil
After 11 years, he left his home in California and settled in Rio de Janeiro.
Jack Robinson underwent knee surgery
He suffered a meniscus injury two and a half years ago; it is unknown if he will be ready in time for the start of the season.
Saquarema will remain a stop on the CT until at least 2028.
The Maracanã of surfing has signed a new contract with the WSL.
Slater: “Some days I wake up wanting to sell everything I own.”
“Retire, get bored, sell the property, buy a boat and disappear,” said the best in history, reflecting on his new life.
Slater: “For a couple of years I thought Yago might be the best surfer in the world.”
"Now it seems like he's progressed much faster, while Gabriel, Italo, and Filipe have stabilized a bit. So I think Yago has taken advantage of the opportunity," the goat declared.
Molly Picklum is the new world champion
She lost the first match but was able to turn around the second and third to win the title
Yago Dora is the new world champion
He extended the Brazilian storm; he joined Medina, De Souza, Ferreira, and Toledo; it's Brazil's eighth title in 11 years
Renato Hickel: “This swell is perfect for restaurants”
It's highly likely that the finals will be held there and not at Cloudbreak; September 2nd looks like the most favorable day.
Female finalists earned 78,5% more than men per wave surfed at the CT
And almost 30% more per series contested; on average, men surf 235 series versus 160 for women.
Red Bull, Lost, and Futures make up the majority of the sponsors among WSL finalists
The breakdown of the sponsors of those who made the decision: In energy drinks, fin systems, and boards, these three brands win by a landslide; apparel brands are more evenly distributed.
Jack Robinson and Molly Picklum won in Tahiti
All the finalists who will compete in the last of the finals in Fiji in two weeks have been defined.
Chumbinho dissatisfied with the judgment: "That was a WSL joke"
"That last one was a joke," he added in a social media post made minutes after losing to Colapinto.
Marco Mignot and Erin Brooks are the new rookies of the year
Cleland finished second, both Mexicans were eliminated from the event; Italo Ferreira secured a place in the finals.
Yago Dora one series away from the world title
With Jordy's defeat, his number 1 pick for the finals was confirmed; if Erik Logan hadn't invented this format, the Brazilian would have already won his first title.
The finalists for Fiji have been defined
Picklum made her way into the event's decision and will be the top seed; she was joined by Simmers, Bryan, Sakura Johnson, and Marks.
Alan Cleland achieved an incredible victory at Teahupoo and reached the round of 16.
He surfed the last wave of the series with 12 seconds left and turned the series in his favor against Barron Mamiya.
Kauli Vaast won his heat surfing without a leash
“Without a leash it's easier when you fall, especially if it's big, I don't waste time,” he explained.
Alan and Marco took a couple of waves while free surfing.
With Teahupoo pumping, the two took a couple of souvenirs with them.
Bourez got a scare in the super swell at home
He was assisted and rushed to the hospital, then showed signs of calm; six stitches in his lip, MRIs on his neck and coccyx
Alejo Muñiz underwent successful surgery
He began his recovery period; "he'll be back in the water soon," said the doctor who operated on him.
The reduced stages 10 and 11 make no sense
There are always changes midstream: They add women but they don't end up being equal, they return to the previous format but invent these two events with fewer people. Why?
Two swells arrive for the Teahupoo stage preview.
Early signs for the championship days suggest a fast start in Tahiti.
WSL releases schedule and confirmed formats for 2026 season
12 stops without new locations; stages 10 and 11 with fewer surfers to return to Pipe with all competitors and paying 50% more points
This is how the Tahiti CT series ended with Alejo's departure.
And the entrance of Teiva Tairoa; Alan goes against Griffin and Connor and Marco against Jack and Barron
Confirmed: Biolos won the shapers ranking for the third consecutive year
This time they announced it a stage in advance.
Firmin Teiva Tairoaa will be Alejo Muñiz's replacement at the Teahupoo CT
There will be five Tahitians in total competing in the event; the WSL reported that Medina was offered the position but declined.
Confirmed: Kelia Gallina will be the youngest ever to compete in a CT scan.
At 12 years old, there is no record of anyone younger on the A-list of the World Tour.
Connor O'Leary won his first CT
Bryan took the win in the women's event; she, Picklum, and Simmers secured places in the finals; Dora placed second, earning the yellow rashguard and a spot in the final five; Mignot finished fifth.
Medina requested a wildcard for the Tahiti CT but was denied.
WSL reported that these will go to Kauli Vaast and the winner of the trials
Jeffreys CT series are now available
Alan faces Toledo and Mamiya, Marco faces Ewing and Houshmand, and Alejo will face Vaughan and Igarashi; the wild cards all go to South Africans.
Alejo suffered a knee injury in the middle of the series in Lowers
He manages to surf but feels discomfort, although he said that he has improved a lot.
Houshmand and Picklum won in Saquarema
Jordy remains first in the rankings; among the women, the Australian took the lead.
Arena Rodríguez after Rio de Janeiro CT: “This is just the beginning”
"I'm grateful to have had this opportunity, to show a bit of my surfing at this level and to have been side by side with the best in the world," she said.
Ricardo Toledo did not like the scores
“What a joke about these notes! One series comes in, and another comes in, and the errors don't stop! (…) It's unacceptable that this continues,” he wrote.
Arena, Alan, Alejo and Marco outside the Río Pro
The men's quarterfinalists and three of the four women's semifinalists have been determined.
Luis Escudero: “I told him we should go and live the experience to the fullest.”
Arena Rodríguez's coach in an interview: "She's a super disciplined girl who trains hard, is dedicated and passionate about her sport, and this is the fruit of her hard work and discipline."
Arena Rodríguez: “I'm super motivated to give it my all.”
She previewed her CT debut in an interview; "I want to surf and have a chance against the best in the world," she added.
Saquarema locals dissatisfied with male wildcard selection
"Where are the locals? This only happens in Brazil," wrote Lucas Chumbo, tagging the WSL and its CEO.
Series could change if Barron doesn't show up
The Hawaiian is awaiting knee test results; Mateus Herdy is expected to replace him.
In 2026, the top 8 of the CT will start in round 2
And the lowest eight men in the ranking will have to surf four two-person heats to get into the round of 32.
Yago Dora and Bettylou won in Lowers
Jody and Gabriela remain in the lead; Italo has dropped to fourth place.
Italo: “I would like to write many things here, but I prefer to remain silent.”
"You have to be very cold-blooded to endure all that," the Brazilian also wrote on his broadcast channel without indicating whether or not he was referring to the judging of his series.
Barron Mamiya: “I’ll be back and ready for the next event.”
The Hawaiian's knee injury does not appear to be serious; he says he will be in Brazil between June 21 and 29.
Alan and Marco said goodbye to Lowers in the elimination round.
They couldn't beat O'Leary and Crosby Colapinto respectively.
Cleland and Mignot to elimination round
They will face O'Leary and Crosby Colapinto respectively; Alejo Muñiz was eliminated from the event by Ethan Ewing.
Brazilian media points to Medina's return to Teahupoo
He will be in Saquarema for commitments with his sponsors but not competing, according to AOS Mídia.
The WSL wanted to charge Medina $30.000 for its 2021 trophy.
And the Brazilian chose to keep the small replica.
Free surfing in Lowers today
With Alan and Marco, among others; with a good forecast, everything indicates that the event begins this Monday
Jessi Miley-Dyer leaves the WSL after more than 10 years as commissioner
“It has been the honor of my life to help guide this sport that has given me so much,” said the former CT member.
“Previous posts were not deleted, just archived.”
Italo's team explained why he did what he did on his Instagram.
John John “overwhelmed” by the competition
Whether on the CT or free surfing, he made statements regarding the issue that surely kept him away from the CT this year.
Medina's electric return
Two weeks to do backflips; he'll soon have to appear as a wildcard in a stage of the 2025 CT.
Medina has already been given a wildcard for 2026.
As expected... The WSL confirmed it today in a press release.
Jordy and Gabriela won in Margaret
They pulled away from the top spot in the rankings; this is how the tour ended up at its mid-year cutoff.
Nadia Erostarbe: “I had very high expectations, but I couldn't handle the pressure.”
The surfer reflected on her first year at the CT: "I didn't have the performances I wanted at the CT."
Hennessy missed the cut but was guaranteed a spot at the 2026 CT.
With the expanded women's tour, she finished 14th; Alejo Muñiz cracked the top 22, making the cut and re-ranking; Jordy Smith is the new ranking leader.
Ricardo Toledo didn't like the championship moving to The Box.
"I think this wave is horrible for organizing such an important event like this, where many have never surfed there and are risking their place," wrote the Brazilian.
Slater to compete at Lowers CT
"This is a different experience for me, since I'm the least favorite," declared the best in history who will also sponsor the event with his brand on its tenth anniversary.
Cleland and Mignot said goodbye to Margaret in the round of 16
They couldn't beat Devault and Jordy respectively; they leave in the top 20; Alejo is still waiting to see what happens with Devault himself, who must win to reach him.
Filipe and Bettylou won in Burleigh
Italo and Gabriela remain leaders, but the gap has narrowed; Margaret starts on the 17th.
Alan Cleland narrowly missed out on Yago Dora.
He remains within the qualifying zone in 21st place out of 22 who pass, with one stage remaining before the cut: Margaret
Cleland beat O'Leary and made it to the round of 16
He took an important step toward reclassification; he's currently 19th in the live rankings; he'll face Yago Dora.
Brisa and Nadia said goodbye early to the Gold Coast
Cleland did manage to avoid the elimination round and will now face Connor O'Leary in the round of 32.
Weekly Editorial: Justice is slow, but it arrives
The most important event in the WSL in the last five years that completely destroys what that monkey with a machine gun did.
Julian Wilson and Sophie McCulloch won the trials and qualified for the CT.
They go against Italo and Liam and against Gabriela and Bella
Brisa placed third in Bells and rose four places in the ranking
She is eighth, in a stronger position for reclassification and approaching the final five.
Cleland and Mignot said goodbye to Bells in the round of 32
They couldn't beat Fioravanti and O'Leary respectively; now the Gold Coast stage is coming up.
Brisa made it to the quarterfinals at Bells
She will face Sally Fitzgibbons; Nadia bowed out in the round of 16 against Gabriela Bryan.
“Ramzi will most likely go for tests.”
This is what WSL commissioner Jessi Miley Dyer said, but then the Moroccan was seen wearing a knee brace and using crutches in the event area.
Some of the best free surfing in Bells (when there were waves)
Little championship activity, a lot of activity outside the championship
If she reaches the finals in Fiji, Brisa would be one of the favorites.
No one on tour knows Cloudbreak like she does.
