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WSL Philippines Pro in Siargao

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The inaugural World Surf League (WSL) Philippines Pro took place at Cloud 9 in Siargao, marking the first time the country has hosted a WSL Championship Tour competition. Local wildcard surfers achieved significant milestones during the event. John Mark “Marama” Tokong became the first Filipino surfer to win a heat at the Championship Tour level by defeating Brazil’s Samuel Pupo. Additionally, Jayuard Alciso eliminated French Olympic gold medalist Kauli Vaast. In the men’s division, Brazilian surfer Gabriel Medina ultimately won the competition, securing secured his first victory of the season amidst heavy typhoon surf. Medina defeated in 1,285 days by defeating Australia’s Jack Robinson with a score of 16.93 to claim 14.50. A 9.43 point tube ride during the title, final was cited as a decisive factor. Medina previously overcame world ranking leader Yago Dora in the semifinals with a score of 15.76 to 13.50. This win that moved him Medina from fourth to second in the WSL world rankings. rankings, though he is projected to take the lead heading into the season finale at Pipeline, Hawaii, due to season discard rules. In the women’s division, American Caitlin Simmers claimed the title after defeating Australia’s Tyler Wright with a score of 10.17 to 7.00.

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