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|  U.S. Congress Passes ‘Kelly Slater Resolution Bill’ Nine ASP World Titles, 43 ASP World Tour victories and the current ASP World No. 1 spot are not enough for Kelly Slater (USA), 38. Now, the Floridian is being recognized by the United States Congress in a bill dubbed the "Kelly Slater Resolution". While we're not entirely sure what the "Kelly Slater Resolution" is, it goes to show that when you're as dominant a force as the iconic natural-footer has become, even world powers take notice. Congrats Kelly
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|  The Wright Way by ASL Owen Wright (AUS), 20, 2010 ASP World Tour rookie and current ASP World No. 11, has been in fine form the past two events. After a slow start to the season, Wright smashed his way to an Equal 3rd at the Billabong Pro Santa Catarina before an Equal 9th at the hi-fi ASP PRIME 6.0 Lowers Pro and his performance level and momentum is looking dangerous heading into the mid-section of the season. Australia's Surfing Life (ASL) Magazine recently caught up with the young goofy-footer to pick his brain on injuries, his rookie season and the road ahead. This...is their story...
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|  Carissa Give Moore For those of us that have been living under rocks for the past several weeks, 2010 ASP Women's World Tour rookie Carissa Moore (HAW), 17, claimed her inaugural elite tour victory at the TSB Bank Women's Surf Festival in pumping four-foot lefthanders. The hundreds on the beach were treated to an even bigger showing when the young natural-footer quietly announced that she would be dedicating all of her prize money to the local Waitara Bar Boardriders Club, an unprecedented gesture of giving within the surfing world. Stuff.co.nz recently followed up with the WBB Club to see how they dispersing the finances.
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|  Aranburu Wins in Brazil Basque talent and former ASP Dream Tour competitor Aritz Aranburu (EUK), 24, snagged a massive win for himself this past week by taking out the ASP 6-Star Maresia Surf International over Brazilian talent and competitive veteran Rodrigo Dornelles (BRA),36, in Florianopolous, Santa Catarina Brazil. The win catapults the European to No. 35 on the ASP One World Ratings while helping his cause to eventually find his way back amongst the World Title Race.
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|  Gabe Kling’s Wild Ride by ESPN.com Gabe Kling (USA), 29, seems to have experienced all of the highs and lows of professional surfing over the last three years. The Floridian talent has qualified for the prestigious ASP Dream Tour, twice, and on his second go amongst the elite, suffered a crippling knee injury that sidelined Kling for all but two ASP World Title events on the 2009 calendar. Despite the setbacks, the hard-working competitor bounced back to clinch the ASP PRIME 6.0 Lowers Pro over 35 ASP World Title standouts earlier this month, proving he has no plans of slowing down. ESPN.com sat down with the powerful regular-footer to get his thoughts on the last year. This...is their story...
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