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Leading Australian surfer Ethan Ewing has received a death threat after Brazilian fans erupted at judging at the World Surf League’s Surf Ranch Pro. The Californian wave pool event, which finished Sunday, was won by local surfer Griffin Colapinto, who beat Brazilian veteran Italo Ferreira in the men’s final.
When Ethan Ewing lifted the iconic Rip Curl Pro trophy at Bells Beach on Tuesday, it was a moment imbued with significance. This was no ordinary World Surf League (WSL) victory.
MELBOURNE : Australian surfer Ethan Ewing followed in his late mother's footsteps by winning the Bells Beach title in front of home fans at Winkipop on Tuesday.
Tyler Wright defended her crown in the final at Bells Beach while Ethan Ewing beat Ryan Callinan, winning the title 40 years after his mother did.
Australia's Stephanie Gilmore surfed her way through the field to claim a record-breaking eighth world title in California on Thursday, while Brazil's Filipe Toledo claimed his first to cement his reputation as the world's best small wave surfer.
Stephanie Gilmore has made surfing history, becoming the first woman to win eight world titles. The Australian beat Hawaiian great Carissa Moore, the defending champion, two heats to nil on Thursday at Lower Trestles in southern California.
:Australia's Stephanie Gilmore surfed her way through the field to claim a record-breaking eighth world title, overcoming Hawaii's five-times world champion Carissa Moore in the final in Southern California on Thursday.
Filipe Toledo heads into the World Surf League Finals as favourite to win what would be a popular first world title and one which would extend the dominance of the "Brazilian Storm" in men's surfing.