The WSL Finals will take place at Lower Trestles, California from September 8 – 17, 2021.
The top five women and top five men following the CT season will battle for their respective titles in a new surf-off format at one of the world’s best waves. For the first time, the men’s and women’s World Titles will be decided in a single-day event, ‘The WSL Finals’. The Road to The WSL Finals has officially started in Hawaii. (Photo by Keoki Saguibo/World Surf League via Getty Images)
TYLER WRIGHT SURFER PRO
PIPELINE, HI – DECEMBER 20: (left-right) Two-time WSL Champion Tyler Wright of Australia is the winner of the Maui Pro presented by ROXY at Pipeline with four-time WSL Champion Carissa Moore of Hawaii finishing runner-up in the final on Decemin Oahu, Hawaii. “The Progress Pride flag represents a love that opened my eyes more to who I really am.” “As a proud bisexual woman of the LGBTQ+ community, as well as an Australian, I’m delighted to be able to represent both this year on my competition jersey,” said Wright. Wright will continue to wear the updated jersey throughout the 2021 CT season. At the beginning of the competition, Wright paddled out for her opening heat wearing an updated jersey showcasing the Progress Pride flag and wore it proudly through her final heat win today. The 26-year old showcased committed surfing in the Final, defeating Moore by only 1.11 points. Wright secured her 14th CT win today after defeating Moore in the Finals and Fitzgibbons in the Semifinals. (Photo by Brent Bielmann/World Surf League via Getty Images) “I think we wouldn’t be here without the women that came before us to pave the way, and today we are really standing on the shoulders of giants, I feel incredibly privileged to be here in the position that I am in.” PIPELINE, HI – DECEMBER 20: Two-time WSL Champion Tyler Wright of Australia winning semifinal heat 1 of the Maui Pro presented by ROXY at Pipeline and is eliminated from competition on Decemin Oahu, Hawaii. “I feel incredibly lucky to be here,” said Wright. Two-time WSL Champion Wright made history today alongside four-time WSL Champion Carissa Moore (HAW), Tatiana Weston-Webb (BRA), Sally Fitzgibbons (AUS), and Sage Erickson (USA) after competing in the first-ever women’s CT Finals Day at the world-renowned Banzai Pipeline. PIPELINE, HI – DECEMBER 20: Two-time WSL Champion Tyler Wright of Australia winning semifinal heat 1 of the Maui Pro presented by ROXY at Pipeline and is eliminated from competition on Decemin Oahu, Hawaii. John John Florence (HAW) fulfilled his lifelong dream of winning the Billabong Pipe Masters presented by Hydro Flask at his home break in the esteemed competition’s 50th edition. Tatiana Weston-Webb (BRA) 2.BANZAI PIPELINE, Oahu, Hawaii/USA (Sunday, December 20, 2020) – In a historic day for surfing, Tyler Wright (AUS) won the Maui Pro presented by ROXY, the first women’s World Surf League (WSL) Championship Tour (CT) competition to ever take place at the legendary Banzai Pipeline on Oahu’s North Shore. Maui Pro presented by ROXY Semifinal Results: Maui Pro presented by ROXY Final Results: The opening leg of the Championship Tour will resume in January at the Sunset Open from January 19-28, 2021. The WSL Finals will take place at the world-renowned surf break of Lower Trestles, California from September 8-17, 2021.
Two-time WSL Champion Wright made history alongside four-time WSL Champion Carissa Moore (HAW), Tatiana Weston-Webb (BRA), Sally Fitzgibbons (AUS) and Sage Erickson (USA) after competing in the first-ever women’s CT Finals Day at the world-renowned Banzai Pipeline. Wright secured her 14th CT win on Sunday after defeating Moore in the Finals and Fitzgibbons in the Semifinals. I feel incredibly privileged to be here in the position that I am in.” “I think we wouldn’t be here without the women that came before us to pave the way, and today we are really standing on the shoulders of giants.
The Maui event was moved to Oʻahu after a fatal shark bite incident at Honolua Bay on Tuesday, Dec. PHOTO: © WSL / Keoki SOCIAL : a historic day for surfing, Tyler Wright of Australia won the Maui Pro presented by ROXY, the first women’s World Surf League Championship Tour competition to ever take place at the legendary Banzai Pipeline on Oʻahu’s North Shore.
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