Hawaiian surfer Barron Mamiya cemented his reputation as a generational talent at his home break of Pipeline by defending his ...
Australia's Tyler Wright has made surfing history, becoming the first woman to win Hawaii's iconic Pipe Pro event twice.
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Tahitian Charger Breaks Back at Pipeline For Second TimeSomeone left the gas stove on and Pipeline is cooking. For the past few days, it’s been shoulder-to-shoulder as 8- to 10-foot ...
Reigning World Surf League champion Caitlin Simmers and Italian Leonardo Fioravanti both finished second at the opening 2025 ...
Organisers want surfers to have "real Pipe", putting the Pipe Pro on hold again with only two days left in the waiting period ...
Australia’s Tyler Wright has made surfing history, becoming the first woman to win Hawaii’s iconic Pipe Pro event twice as ...
Encinitas’ homegrown professional surfer Jake Marshall is starting his fourth season on the World Surf League’s Championship ...
Tyler Wright becomes the first woman to win Hawaii's iconic Pipe Pro event twice, snapping her title drought in the process.
The veteran Australian bounced back from concussion and equilibrium issues to claim her first WCT victory in almost two years ...
The buoy sitting offshore to the north of O’ahu’s north shore peaked yesterday around 3 metres with a period of 15-16 seconds ...
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Gabriel Medina's Take on Controversial Pipe Pro FinalThe replay of the 2025 Lexus Pipe Pro men’s final is nearing 100,000 views on YouTube. And for good reason. It was literally ...
Australian surfers Tyler Wright, Isabella Nichols and Molly Picklum have reached the quarter-finals as the Pipe Pro resumed in Hawaii after a week of delays.
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