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Men's Surfing WSL Championship Tour 2019


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  • 2 months later...

Stage #1, Quiksilver Pro (Gold Coast, AUS)

 

Gold: :BRA Italo Ferreira

Silver: :USA Kolohe Andino

Bronze: :RSA Jordy Smith & :HWI John John Florence

 

Full Ranking:

http://www.worldsurfleague.com/events/2019/mct/2908/quiksilver-pro-gold-coast/results?resultsType=prizes

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Stage #2, Rip Curl Pro (Bells Beach, AUS)

 

Gold: :HWI John John Florence

Silver: :BRA Filipe Toledo

Bronze: :RSA Jordy Smith & :AUS Ryan Callinan

 

Full Ranking:

https://www.worldsurfleague.com/events/2019/mct/2909/rip-curl-pro-bells-beach/results?resultsType=prizes

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Stage #3, Corona Bali Protected (Keramas, Bali, INA)

 

Gold: :JPN Kanoa Igarashi

Silver: :FRA Jeremy Flores

Bronze: :BRA Michael Rodrigues & :USA Kelly Slater

 

Full Ranking:

https://www.worldsurfleague.com/events/2019/mct/2912/corona-bali-protected/results?resultsType=prizes

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Stage #4, Margaret River Pro (Margaret River, AUS)

 

Gold: :HWI John John Florence

Silver: :USA Kolohe Andino

Bronze: :BRA Caio Ibelli & :AUS Julian Wilson

 

Full Ranking:

https://www.worldsurfleague.com/events/2019/mct/2913/margaret-river-pro/results?resultsType=prizes

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Stage #5, Oi Rio Pro (Saquarema, Rio De Janeiro, BRA)

 

Gold: :BRA Filipe Toledo

Silver: :RSA Jordy Smith

Bronze: :USA Kolohe Andino & :POR Federico Morais

 

Full Ranking:

https://www.worldsurfleague.com/events/2019/mct/2916/oi-rio-pro/results?resultsType=prizes

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Stage #6, Corona Open J-Bay (Jeffreys Bay, RSA)

 

Gold: :BRA Gabriel Medina

Silver: :BRA Italo Ferreira

Bronze: :USA Kolohe Andino & :BRA Filipe Toledo

 

Full Ranking:

https://www.worldsurfleague.com/events/2019/mct/2917/corona-open-j-bay/results?resultsType=prizes

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Stage #7, Tahiti Pro (Teahupo'o, Tahiti, PYF)

 

Gold: :AUS Owen Wright

Silver: :BRA Gabriel Medina

Bronze: :RSA Jordy Smith & :HWI Seth Moniz

 

Full Ranking:

https://www.worldsurfleague.com/events/2019/mct/2919/tahiti-pro-teahupoo/results?resultsType=prizes

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Stage #8, Freshwater Pro (Leemore, CA, USA)

 

Gold: :BRA Gabriel Medina

Silver: :BRA Filipe Toledo

Bronze: :AUS Owen Wright & :USA Griffin Colapinto

 

Full Ranking:

https://www.worldsurfleague.com/events/2019/mct/2920/freshwater-pro/results?resultsType=prizes

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Stage #9, Quiksilver Pro France (Leemore, CA, USA)

 

Gold: :FRA Jeremy Flores

Silver: :BRA Italo Ferreira

Bronze: :AUS Jack Freestone & :ITA Leonardo Fioravanti

 

Full Ranking:

https://www.worldsurfleague.com/events/2019/mct/2923/quiksilver-pro-france/results?resultsType=prizes

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