Jordy Talks J-Bay with TWS
Jordy Smith (ZAF), 22, current ASP World No. 2, is one of the best Jeffreys Bay surfers of all time. The big South African's preternatural ability and rapport with the icy walls of J-Bay make him one of the most dangerous surfers in the world at the venue, and his current ASP World No. 2 spot has him in striking distance of the ASP World Title Race rankings' lead. Transworld SURF (TWS) recently caught up with the powerful natural-footer to go over his mindset before the match. This...is their story...
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Parko, A.I. and Pires Score Indo Perfection!
While we may be amidst one of the last seasonal doldrums in ASP history, (the product of some exciting potential new events next year), the world's best surfers have certainly kept busy. From film projects to fashion lines, the ASP Top 45 and 17 have traversed the globe, hunting waves everywhere from South America to the Indian Ocean. Joel Parkinson (AUS), 29, current ASP World No. 8, linked up with former three-time ASP World Champion Andy Irons (HAW), 31, European powerhouse Tiago Pires (PRT), 30, young gun Granger Larsen (HAW), 20, and shaper Jason "JS" Stevenson for an assault on one of Indonesia's many epic lefthanders. Photographer Pat Stacey was on hand to document this session and Parko himself blogged about it. This...is their story...
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JMD Blog: Peru from a Distance by ASL
After suffering a knee injury en route to an Equal 3rd place finish at the ASP 6-Star Swatch Girls Pro in France, Jessi Miley-Dyer (AUS), 24, was forced to withdraw from the Movistar Peru Classic. Despite her absence, the powerbroker still managed to bring her unique perspective and humor to the situation as she reported remotely for Australia's Surfing Life (ASL) magazine. This...is their story...
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Sri Lanka is Firing!
A grip of the world’s hottest up-and-comers are currently reveling amongst firing right-handers at Sri Lanka’s Arugam Bay while striving for the priceless ratings points on offer at the ASP 6-Star Sri Lankan Airlines Pro. The original 96-man draw has narrowed the field down to the event’s top 24 competitors hailing from all over the planet and with plenty of swell on tap, you won’t want to miss the remaining showdown. Make sure to log on and watch it live!
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Freddy P’s Thoughts by Surfline.com
Fredrick Patacchia (HAW), 28, current ASP World No. 13, is into his sixth season amongst the elite. Outspoken, hard-charging, stylish...Patacchia has been a fan favorite and media darling since his inception and the powerful goofy-footer shows no signs of slowing down in the near future. Surfline caught up with the Hawaiian whilst training in Tahiti to discuss the state of surfing, the mid-year cut and his place in the game. This...is their story...
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