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Riders On The Storm -ozzy go- expn.go.com
Makua Rothman claims the O'Neill World Cup of Surfing -ozzy go- surfersvillage.com
Sunset Beach, Oahu, Hawaii, December 4, 2007
O'Neill World Cup of Surfing - 2007
2007 Vans Triple Crown of Surfing series - #2
O'Neill World Cup Final
1st. Makuakai Rothman (Hawaii)
2nd. Leonardo Neves (Brazil)
3rd. Mick Fanning (Australia)
4th. Daniel Ross (Australia)
O'Neill World Cup Semifinals
1. M Fanning 2. M Rothman 3. A Buchan 4. I Walsh
1. D Ross 2. L Neves 3. S Garcia 4. D Neve
O'Neill World Cup Quaterfinals
1. A Buchan 2. M Rothman 3. D Reynolds 4. R Dornelles
1. M Fanning 2 I. Walsh 3 B Durbidge 4. N Muscroft
1. D Neve 2. L Neves 3. TJ Barron 4. B Ions
1. D Ross 2. S Garcia 3. J Smith 4. T Burrow
Vans Triple Crown Ratings top-5
1. Bede Durbidge (Australia)
2. Roy Powers (Hawawaii)
3. Mick Fanning (Australia)
4. Adrian Buchan (Australia)
5. Makua Rothman (Hawaii)
Roy Powers takes out the Reef Hawaiian Pro at Haleiwa -ozzy go- surfersvillage.com
Ali'i Beach, Haleiwa, Oahu, Hawaii, November 23, 2007
2007 Vans Triple Crown of Surfing - #1
REEF Hawaiian Pro - 2007
ASP WQS 6 Star Prime Men's Event
REEF Hawaiian Pro Final
1st. Roy Powers (Hawaii)
2nd. Bede Durbidge (Australia)
3rd. Joel Parkinson (Australia)
4th. Sean Moody (Hawaii)
REEF Hawaiian Pro Semifinals
1. R Powers 2. S Moody 3 J. Thompson 4. D Morrison
1. B Durbidge 2. J Parkinson 3 A Aranburu 4. T Reyes
REEF Hawaiian Pro Quaterfinals
1. S Moody 2. R Powers 3. A Irons 4. M Fanning
1. J Thompson 2. D Morrison 3 J. Flores 4. T Knox
1. T Reyes 2. B Durbidge 3. A Buchan 4. T Whitaker
1. J Parkinson 2. A Aranburu 3. T Martin 4. T Burrow
RIP: The Best Wave Pool In The World -ozzy go- transworldsurf.com
A sneak peek at an upcoming Transworld SURF article that
chronicles the Channel Islands/Gravis Team as they get in
one last session at the world's best wave pool--the Ocean
Dome in Miyazaki, Japan--which is now closed due to poor
attendance. photos report on transworldsurf.com
Mick Fanning is the 2007 Foster’s ASP World Tour Champion -ozzy go- aspworldtour.com
Imbituba, Brazil, Tuesday, November 6, 2007
Australian Mick Fanning clinched his maiden Foster’s ASP World
Title after winning the Hang Loose Santa Catarina Pro in Brazil
today. Fanning was in the water about to surf a semifinal heat
against childhood friend Joel Parkinson (AUS) when Taj Burrow
(AUS) was eliminated by Tom Whitaker (AUS) and his lifelong
dream was realized.
“I woke up this morning and I just had a good feeling that it was
going to happen today,” Fanning said. “It was so amazing to be
out there with Joel. When I realized I’d won I went, ‘What do we
do Joel?’ and he was like, ‘I don’t know!’ I was just so stoked to
share my first ever heat as the World Champion with him. It was
amazing.”
Fanning surfed a signature heat to beat Parkinson 18.70 to 12.84
in Semifinal 1 before defending his Brazilian title by beating
rookie Kai Otton (AUS) in the final to win the Hang Loose Santa
Catarina Pro. The win marks his 9th Foster’s ASP World Tour
event win. full story on aspworldtour.com pics from
hangloose.com.br
Imbituba, Santa Catarina, Brazil, November 6, 2007
2007 Foster’s ASP World Tour Stop #9
2007 Hangloose Santa Catarina Pro
Hangloose Pro Final
Mick Fanning (AUS) 14.83 def. Kai Otton (AUS) 10.50
Hangloose Pro Semifinals
Mick Fanning (AUS) 18.70 def. Joel Parkinson (AUS) 12.84
Kai Otton (AUS) 14.00 def. Tom Whitaker (AUS) 11.50
Hangloose Pro Quarterfinals
Joel Parkinson (AUS) 17.70 def. Heitor Alves (BRA) 13.83
Mick Fanning (AUS) 16.90 def. Neco Padaratz (BRA) 12.50
Kai Otton (AUS) 11.76 def. Leonardo Neves (BRA) 8.17
Tom Whitaker (AUS) 15.00 def. Taj Burrow (AUS) 10.93
Foster’s ASP World Tour Ratings after Event No. 9 -of 10
1. Mick Fanning (Australia) 8136 points/3 wins/8 top-3
2. Taj Burrow (Australia) 6782 points/2 wins/4 top-3
3. Kelly Slater (USA) 6516 points/1 win/4 top-3
4. Joel Parkinson (Australia) 6156 points/3 top-3
5. Andy Irons (Hawaii) 4966 points/1 win/2 top-3
6. Bede Durbidge(Australia) 4799 points/1 top-3
Raimana Van Bastolaer TransworldSurf Interview -ozzy go-
Massive Chopes! Interview With Raimana Van Bastolaer
We all saw the massive purple and red blob headed straight for
Tahiti earlier in the week. Initial reports were calling it upwards of
a twenty-foot swell.
Yeah, right. Heard it all before.
Then I got an email from a friend who said the swell had been
downgraded a bit. He was dead wrong. This swell hit hard, really
hard, like biggest swell of the year hard. And right when I began
wondering when and where the photos would show up, my email
inbox flashed “TAHITI, THURSDAY NOV 1”
After gasping at the photos I rang our bro in Tahiti, Raimana Van
Bastolaer… interview on transworldsurf.com
Tim Curran Transworld Interview -ozzy go-
Giving Away The Goods: Timmy Curran
As he was taking a break from busting airs 10
feet above the lip and pulling into bombing
backside barrels at the Oceanside Pier, I caught
up with star goofyfoot Timmy Curran at the
Etnies Goofy vs. Regular contest for some
quick, idle music chat in between heats.
interview on transworldsurf.com
Martinez Makes ASP Ratings Leap After Billabong Pro Mundaka Win! –ozzy go-
Mundaka, Spain, October 14, 2007
2007 Foster’s ASP World Tour stop No. 8
Billabong Pro Mundaka Finals
Bobby Martinez (USA) 16.44 def. Taj Burrow (AUS) 16.16
Billabong Pro Mundaka Semifinals
Bobby Martinez (USA) 14.17 def. Mick Fanning (AUS) 11.67
Taj Burrow (AUS) 14.00 def. Kelly Slater (USA) 4.93
Foster’s ASP World Tour Ratings after Event No. 8 -of 10
1. Mick Fanning (AUS) 7346 points/2 wins/7 top-3
2. Kelly Slater (USA) 6326 points/1 win/4 top-3
3. Taj Burrow (AUS) 6275 points/2 wins/4 top-3
4. Joel Parkinson (AUS) 5505 points/2 top-3
5. Andy Irons (HAW) 4966 points/1 win/2 top-3
6. Bobby Martinez (USA) 4582 points/1 win/1 top-3
7. Jeremy Flores (RI) 4580 points/1 top-3
8. Bede Durbidge (AUS) 4424 points/1 top-3
9. Pancho Sullivan (HAW)4287 points/1 top-3
10. Damien Hobgood (USA)4274 points/1 win/1 top-3
pic from billabongpro.com
Fanning Claims Quiksilver Europe Crown, Can Clinch Title Next Week -ozzy go-
2007 Foster’s ASP World Tour Stop No. 7 - September 29, 2007
2007 Quiksilver Pro Europe
1. Mick Fanning (Australia)
2. Greg Emslie (South Africa)
3. Joel Parkinson (Australia)
3. Troy Brooks (Australia)
5. Taj Burrow (Australia)
5. Raoni Monteiro (Brazil)
5. Rodrigo Dornelles (Brazil)
5. Neco Padaratz (Brazil)
9. Pancho Sulivan (Hawaii)
9. Ricky Basnett (South Africa)
9. Royden Bryson (South Africa)
9. Bernardo Miranda (Brazil)
9. Phillip MacDonald (Australia)
9. Dayyan Neve (Australia)
9. Luke Munro (Australia)
9. Michel Bourez (Tahiti)
17. Kelly Slater (USA) Andy Irons (Hawaii) Cory Lopez (USA)
Mark Occhilupo (Australia) Trent Munro (Australia) Bobby
Martinez (USA) C.J. Hobgood (USA) Kai Otton (Australia) ...
Foster’s ASP World Tour Ratings after Stop No. 7
1. Mick Fanning (Australia) 64700pts/2 wins/6 top-3
2. Kelly Slater (USA) 5450pts/1 win/3 top-3
3. Taj Burrow (Australia) 4243pts/2 wins/3 top-3
4. Joel Parkinson (Australia) 4905pts/2 top-3
5. Andy Irons (Hawaii) 4741pts/1 win/2 top-3
Slater Wins Boost Mobile Pro and Breaks World Record -ozzy go- boostmobilepro.com
LOWER TRESTLES, California – Reigning and 8X Foster’s ASP
World Champion Kelly Slater (USA) has won his first event in over
a year, moved to current World No. 2, and broke a world record
after beating Pancho Sullivan (HAW) in the Final of the 2007 Boost
Mobile Pro presented by Hurley today.
“It’ll be nice to go and sit down and think about this one,” Slater
said. “This will be a neat little tournament for my career. I’m a
little bummed because I didn’t feel like I capitalized on the waves
I had, and it was frustrating, but just to get that win was
important. We had similar conditions to 1990 when I won out
here, so it was pretty magical.”
The victory marks Slater’s 34th ASP World Tour win and earns
him the record for the most elite tour event victories in history.
Former three-time ASP World Champion Tom Curren (USA) set
the record with his 33rd event win 16 years ago. Slater tied
Curren with his 2006 Bells Beach victory and, despite featuring in
four finals in the 16 months since, hadn’t broken the record until
today.
“Part of me is kind of sad,” Slater said. “I was hoping Tom and I
would end up on the same number forever, but somebody is
bound to come along and get to where I got. You’ve got to surf to
the standards, but someone else is always going to be coming
along that has the time and desire.”
Slater has been in the last four Boost Mobile Pro finals. He
finished runner-up in 2004 and 2006, and claimed wins in 2007
and in 2005. His win today puts him 230 points behind Foster’s
ASP ratings leader Mick Fanning (AUS) and has positioned him as
a strong contender for the 2007 World Title.
“Now I’ve almost got as many points as I had accrued last year,”
Slater said. “I didn’t think I was that intensely focused this week,
I felt calm and happy. We’ll see what happens in France. After
this I could really capitalize on everything.”
Sullivan, who is into his sophomore year on tour, posted his best
result to date with his runner-up finish to Slater. The powerful
Hawaiian was a standout performer on the final day of
competition, besting Neco Padaratz... full story here
2007 Foster’s ASP World Tour Stop No. 6
Lower Trestle, California, United States - September 15, 2007
Boost Mobile Pro Final
1 – Kelly Slater (USA) 13.40
2 – Pancho Sullivan (Hawaii) 10.60
Foster’s ASP World Tour Ratings after Stop No. 6
1. Mick Fanning (Australia) 5270pts/1 win/5 top-3
2. Kelly Slater (USA) 5040pts/1 win/3 top-3
3. Taj Burrow (Australia) 4511pts/2 win/3 top-3
4. Andy Irons (Hawaii) 4331pts/1 win/2 top-3
5. Joel Parkinson (Australia) 4029pts/1 top-3
Burrow Beats Slater to Win the Billabong Pro Jeffreys Bay -ozzy go- aspworldtour.com
Jeffreys Bay, South Africa, Saturday, July 21, 2007
2007 FOSTER'S ASP WORLD TOUR Stop #5
2007 Billabong Pro Jeffreys Bay
Billabong Pro Jeffreys Bay Final
Taj Burrow (AUS) 16.50 def. Kelly Slater (USA) 6.17
Billabong Pro Jeffreys Bay Semifinal
Heat 1: Taj Burrow (AUS) 17.67 def. Mick Fanning (AUS) 15.17
Heat 2: Kelly Slater (USA) 13.83 def. Dean Morisson (AUS) 13.76
Billabong Pro Jeffreys Bay Quarterfinal
Heat 1: Taj Burrow (AUS) 17.33 def. Joel Parkinson (AUS) 16.50
Heat 2: Mick Fanning (AUS) 14.93 def. Daniel Wills (AUS) 12.34
Heat 3: Dean Morisson (AUS) 12.66 def. Andy Irons (HAW) 11.50
Heat 4: Kelly Slater (USA) 19.23 def. A. de Souza (BRA) 15.33
Billabong Pro Jeffreys Bay Round 4
Heat 1: Joel Parkinson (AUS) 13.66 def. Taylor Knox (USA) 7.00
Heat 2: Taj Burrow (AUS) 16.00 def. Adrian Buchan (AUS) 9.17
Heat 3: Daniel Wills (AUS) 15.83 def. Travis Logie (ZAF) 11.10
Heat 4: Mick Fanning (AUS) 15.66 def. P. Sullivan (HAW) 4.84
Heat 5: Andy Irons (HAW) 13.66 def. Fred Patacchia (HAW) 6.13
Heat 6: Dean Morrison (AUS) 12.50 def. B. Martinez (USA) 5.17
Heat 7: Kelly Slater (USA) 16.17 def. Luke Stedman (AUS) 12.23
Heat 8: A. de Souza (BRA) 15.00 def. Bede Durbidge (AUS) 14.53
Foster’s ASP World Tour Ratings after stop #5 -of 10
1. Mick Fanning (AUS) 4860 points - 1 win - 5 top-3
2. Taj Burrow (AUS) 4286 points - 2 wins - 3 top-3
3. Andy Irons (HAW) 3921 points - 1 win - 2 top-3
4. Kelly Slater (USA) 3840 points - 2 top-3
5. Joel Parkinson (AUS) 3804 points - 1 top-3
6. Damien Hobgood (USA) 3599 points - 1 win - 2 top-3
7. Bede Durbidge (AUS) 3057 points - 1 top-3
8. Daniel Wills (AUS) 2942 points
9. Dean Morrison (AUS) 2838 points - 1 top-3
10. Travis Logie (ZAF) 2810 points
11. Michael Campbell (AUS) 2567 points
12. Bobby Martinez (USA) 2562 points
12. Jeremy Flores (RI) 2562 points
14. Kai Otton (AUS) points 2526 - 1 top-3
15. Taylor Knox (USA) 2435 points
Irons Defends Rip Curl Pro Search Title in Chile -ozzy go- aspworldtour.com
Arica, Chile, Thursday, June 28, 2007
2007 FOSTER'S ASP WORLD TOUR Stop #4
2007 RIP CURL PRO SEARCH - ARICA, CHILE
Rip Curl Pro Search Final
Andy Irons (HAW) 16.84 vs Damien Hobgood (USA) 8.67
Rip Curl Pro Search Semifinals
Damien Hobgood (USA) 13.13 vs CJ Hobgood (USA) 12.00
Andy Irons (HAW) 16.33 vs Mick Fanning (AUS) 15.33
Rip Curl Pro Search Quarterfinals
Damien Hobgood (USA) 12.17 vs Bruno Santos (BRA) 7.50
CJ Hobgood (USA) 14.83 vs Dean Morrison (AUS) 10.17
Mick Fanning (AUS) 12.67 vs Bobby Martinez (USA) 12.50
Andy Irons (HAW) 14.67 vs Joel Parkinson (AUS) 5.43
Rip Curl Pro Search Round 4
Damien Hobgood (USA) 15.63 vs Travis Logie (ZAF) 10.60
Bruno Santos (BRA) 10.84 vs Taylor Knox (USA) 6.83
CJ Hobgood (USA) 13.34 vs Fredrick Patacchia (HAW) 4.60
Kelly Slater (USA) 17.37 vs Dean Morrison (AUS) 18.83
Mick Fanning (AUS) 16.44 vs Chris Ward (USA) 9.27
Bobby Martinez (USA) 11.34 vs Daniel Wills (AUS) 6.93
Andy Irons (HAW) 17.10 vs Kai Otton (AUS) 11.17
Joel Parkinson (AUS) 13.26 vs Cory Lopez (USA) 12.80
RCPS Heat Scores 10 best wave scores
1. 10.00 Bobby Martinez Quarterfinals 28/Jun/2007
2. 10.00 Dean Morrison Round4 26/Jun/2007
3. 10.00 Fredrick Patacchia Round3 25/Jun/2007
4. 9.93 Leonardo Neves Round1 21/Jun/2007
5. 9.93 Kai Otton Round1 21/Jun/2007
6. 9.83 Chris Ward Round2 24/Jun/2007
7. 9.73 Kieren Perrow Round2 21/Jun/2007
8. 9.73 Taylor Knox Round3 25/Jun/2007
9. 9.70 Andy Irons Round2 21/Jun/2007
10. 9.70 Dean Morrison Round3 25/Jun/2007
RCPS 10 best Average heat points
1. 18.83 x2 Dean Morrison - Round4 94.15%
2. 18.27 x2 Andy Irons - Round3 91.35%
3. 18.10 x2 Kai Otton - Round1 90.50%
4. 17.57 x2 Mick Fanning - Round1 87.85%
5. 17.56 x2 Damien Hobgood - Round1 87.80%
6. 17.50 x2 Fredrick Patacchia - Round3 87.50%
7. 17.40 x2 Kelly Slater - Round3 87.00%
8. 17.37 x2 Kelly Slater - Round4 86.85%
9. 17.37 x2 Dean Morrison - Round3 86.85%
10. 17.17 x2 Damien Hobgood - Round3 85.85%
2007' ASP WORLD TOUR RATINGS after stop #4
1. Mick Fanning (Australia) 3984pts, 1 win, 4 top-3
2. Damien Hobgood (USA) 3374pts, 1 win, 2 top-3
3. Andy Irons (Hawaii) 3188pts, 1 win, 2 top-3
4. Taj Burrow (Australia) 3086pts, 1 win, 2 top-3
5. Joel Parkinson (Australia) 3072pts, 1 top-3
6. Kelly Slater (USA) 2808pts, 1 top-3
7. Bede Durbidge (Australia) 2457pts, 1 top-3
8. Kai Otton (Australia) 2301pts, 1 top-3
9. Daniel Wills (Australia) 2210pts
10. Travis Logie (South Africa) 2210ptspts
11. Michael Campbell (Australia) 2157pts
12. Jeremy Flores (Reunion Island) 2152pts
13. Bruce Irons (Hawaii) 2020pts
13. Chris Ward (USA) 2020pts
15. Cory Lopez (USA) 1967pts
15. Ben Dunn (Australia) 1967pts
17. Bobby Martinez (USA) 1962pts
17. Dean Morrison (Australia) 1962pts
19. Tom Whitaker (Australia) 1921pts
20. Taylor Knox (USA) 1835pts
Gary Elkerton launching big wave event, the Mt Woodgee Challenge in New Zealand -ozzy go-
Catching the biggest wave in the world is one thing. Facing drowning, freezing
to death and being eaten by a great white shark is another. Michael Donaldson
reports on New Zealand's first big wave surfing challenge.
Gary Elkerton is not kidding when he says "people can die doing this". He's so
not kidding he repeats the line a little later. And not just any death. The choices
are drowning, freezing to death and being eaten by a great white shark.
But Elkerton aims to ensure nothing like this is going to happen when he
organises New Zealand's first big wave surfing challenge, known as the
Mt Woodgee Challenge, on the south coast of the South Island.
His offsider, Bede Durbidge, one of the best surfers in the world, doesn't seem
too fazed by the concept of big waves and big sharks. It's the freezing to death
thing that seems to have him concerned. After all, he is from Queensland and
the thought of donning a super-thick wetsuit, hood, gloves and booties and
crossing a snow-covered beach to get in the water is enough to make him think
twice about this business.
You can almost hear him asking why New Zealand's biggest wave has to be on
the south of Dunedin. Why can't it be in Raglan or Gisborne? 
The reason is weather.
"There are five or six places that have the biggest waves in the world," Elkerton
explains. "In the South Island there exists a wave that could be the biggest in
the world. We know there are waves in the 30ft (10m) to 50ft foot (16m) range-
we're shooting for the 50-footer."
Brewed in the Antarctic, these waves hit a reef off the Catlins coast in winter.
Over the next few months, Elkerton is aiming to pinpoint the arrival of the really
big waves, at which point he'll bring together the bravest and maddest surfers
in New Zealand and Australia for a competition, in which riders are towed on to
the wave by jetskis.
"We know these waves are there and using weather patterns and other
observations you can predict when they'll arrive. We could get the biggest
wave in the world."
And the competition will have an added quirk. The competitors will judge
themselves and decide by consensus which amongst them has ridden the
biggest wave. The entire event will be captured on digital video and
broadcast on the internet at mtwoodgee. co.nz.
click on ozzy go to the full story on stuff.co.nz
photos from mtwoodgee.co.nz/CURL.CO.NZ
Information & Reports on mtwoodgee.co.nz
Damien Hobgood Takes Top Honors at Billabong Pro Tahiti -ozzy go-
Teahupoo, Tahiti, Wednesday, May 16th, 2007
2007 Billabong Pro Tahiti Final Top-32 Results
1st Damien Hobgood (USA)
2nd Mick Fanning (Australia)
3rd Joel Parkinson (Australia) & Kai Otton (Australia)
5th Andy Irons (Hawaii) Cory Lopez (USA)
Luke Stedman (Australia) & Jeremy Flores (Reunion Island)
9th Kelly Slater (USA) Taj Burrow (Australia)
Bede Durbidge (Australia) Michael Campbell (Australia)
Pancho Sullivan (Hawaii) Chris Ward (USA)
Adrian Buchan (Australia) & Bernardo Miranda (Brazil)
16th Bruce Irons (Hawaii) Bobby Martinez (USA)
Trent Munro (Australia) Taylor Knox (USA)
Travis Logie (South Africa) Dean Morrison (Australia)
Daniel Wills (Australia) Tom Whitaker (Australia)
Victor Ribas (Brazil) Troy Brooks (Australia)
Adriano de Souza (Brazil) Shaun Cansdell (Australia)
Ricky Basnett (South Africa) Rodrigo Dornelles (Brazil)
Dayyan Neve (Australia) & Gabe Kling (USA)
Teahupoo 10 best wave scores
1 10.00 Mick Fanning (Aus) 2 Semis 16/May/2007
2 9.90 Kai Otton (Aus) 4 Quarters 16/May/2007
3 9.83 Joel Parkinson (Aus) 1 Round 3 12/May/2007
4 9.67 Victor Ribas (Bra) 8 Round 2 11/May/2007
5 9.50 Daniel Wills (Aus) 16 Round 3 13/May/2007
6 9.50 Kelly Slater (USA) 8 Round 1 4/May/2007
7 9.47 Damien Hobgood (USA) 2 Quarters 16/May/2007
8 9.40 Joel Parkinson (Aus) 1 Quarters 16/May/2007
9 9.40 Shaun Cansdell (Aus) 11 Round 1 4/May/2007
10 9.33 Mick Fanning (Aus) 1 Final 16/May/2007
Teahupoo 10 best Average heat points
1 18.87 2 Mick Fanning (Aus) 2 Semis 94.35%
2 18.73 2 Kai Otton (Aus) 4 Quarters 93.65%
3 18.17 2 Damien Hobgood (USA) 1 Semis 90.85%
4 18.17 2 Kelly Slater (USA) 8 Round 1 90.85%
5 17.66 2 Cory Lopez (USA) 7 Round 4 88.30%
6 17.64 2 Cory Lopez (USA) 4 Quarters 88.20%
7 17.53 2 Joel Parkinson (Aus) 1 Quarters 87.65%
8 17.50 2 Taj Burrow (Aus) 7 Round 4 87.50%
9 17.36 2 Damien Hobgood (USA) 4 Round 2 86.80%
10 17.23 2 Joel Parkinson (Aus) 1 Round 3 86.15%
Foster's ASP World Tour Ratings after the Billabong Pro Tahiti at Teahupoo -ozzy go-
Foster’s ASP World Tour Ratings after Stop No. 3 -of 10
1. Mick Fanning (Australia) 3108 points - 1 win at the Gold Coast
2. Taj Burrow (Australia) 2676 points - 1 win at Bells Beach
3. Damien Hogood (USA) 2342 points - 1 win at Teahupoo
4. Joel Parkinson (Australia) 2340 points
5. Bede Durbidge (Australia) 2232 points
6. Kelly Slater (USA) 2208 points
7. Andy Irons (Hawaii) 1989 points
8. Michael Campbell (Australia) 1932 points
9. Jeremy Flores (Reunion Island) 1742 points
10. Kai Otton (Australia) 1701 points
11. Tom Whitaker (Australia) 1696 points
12. Bruce Irons (Hawaii) Daniel Wills (Australia)
Travis Logie (South Africa) 1610 points
15. Ben Dunn (Australia) 1557 points
16. Chris Ward (USA) Pancho Sullivan (Hawaii) 1420 points
18. Cory Lopez (USA) Luke Stedman (Australia) 1367 points
20. Taylor Knox (USA) Raoni Monteiro (Brazil)
Adrian Buchan (Australia) Bernardo Miranda (Brazil)
Leonardo Neves (Brazil) 1235 points
Taj Burrow Beats Andy Irons and Rings the Bell at the 35th Annual Rip Curl Pro -ozzy go-
Bells Beach, Victoria, Australia, April 12, 2007
2007 Foster's ASP World Tour
'07 Bells Beach Rip Curl Pro
#Rip Curl Pro Top-16 final results
1. Taj Burrow (Australia)
2. Andy Irons (Hawaii)
3. Mick Fanning (Australia)
3. Tom Whitaker (Australia)
5. Kelly Slater (USA)
5. Joel Parkinson (Australia)
5. Damien Hobgood (USA)
5. Royden Bryson (South Africa)
9. Travis Logie (South Africa)
9. Michael Campbell (Australia)
9. Bruce Irons (Hawaii)
9. Bede Durbidge (Australia)
9. Daniel Wills (Australia)
9. Fredrick Patacchia (Hawaii)
9. Leonardo Neves (Brazil)
9. Ben Dunn (Australia)
#07' Rip Curl Pro Final
Taj Burrow (AUS) 16.83 def. Andy Irons (HAW) 14.73
#07' Rip Curl Pro Semifinals
Taj Burrow (AUS) 15.30 def. Tom Whitaker (AUS) 15.13
Andy Irons (HAW) 16.90 def. Mick Fanning (AUS) 16.17
#07' Rip Curl Pro Quarterfinals
Taj Burrow (AUS) 14.07 def. Royden Bryson (ZAF) 11.40
Tom Whitaker (AUS) 16.33 def. Kelly Slater (USA) 14.34
Andy Irons (USA) 17.17 def. Damien Hobgood (USA) 12.10
Mick Fanning (AUS) 13.46 def. Joel Parkinson (AUS) 13.16
#07' Rip Curl Pro Best waves scores Top-3
1. Mick Fanning (9.83) Round 3 10/4/07
2. Joel Parkinson (9.77) Round 4 12/4/07
3. Mick Fanning (9.70) Round 4 12/4/07
07' Rip Curl Pro best Average heat points Top-3
1. Mick Fanning (18.66) Round 3 93.30%
2. Joel Parkinson (17.44) Round 4 87.20%
3. Andy Irons (17.17) Quarters 85.85%
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