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    The series has encompassed The Bluff in Tasmania, the perfection of Thurso East in Scotland, the incredible Kalk Bay in Cape Town, South Africa, the cold but huge surf in Tofino Canada and finally the epic conditions of Steamer Lane in Santa Cruz. "It’s a great concept ... We saw some different places. I never dreamt I would go to Canada surfing and it’s the nicest place I’ve ever been. And then Cape Town was awesome not only because I did well but because it was something new." Please note: Your comment may be held in moderation for approval by an administrator to prevent spamming. Full Article at Huck Magazine
    It’s a great concept ... We saw some different places. I never dreamt I would go to Canada surfing and it’s the nicest place I’ve ever been. And then Cape Town was awesome not only because I did well but because it was something new.
    SOURCE: Huck Magazine 3 weeks ago
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  1. I went down to L.A. after I blew it here in my first heat ... I was checking Jarrad Howse and Adam Melling’s progress at the end of the day, but I couldn’t watch. I needed so many things to go right and they did.
    SOURCE: Huck Magazine 3 weeks ago
  2. I was so nervous ... I have looked up to Adriano for years. I was so nervous to surf a heat against him I couldn’t sleep at all last night. I can’t believe it. It’s like a dream come true.
    SOURCE: Huck Magazine 3 weeks ago
  3. I’m so stoked. I can’t even talk ... To win in my home state, to win a 6-star prime event in such an iconic location and to be up there with the guys who have won this event in its history is incredible.
    SOURCE: Huck Magazine 3 weeks ago
  4. There were a lot of waves coming at me with about 10 minutes to go ... When those sets came through, about 30 of them hit me in the head one after the other. I got battered but it’s the way of the ocean.
    SOURCE: Huck Magazine 3 weeks ago

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