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Leila Hurst has won the Arnette ASP Women’s World Junior presented by Quiksilver, topping Joanne Defay.

Kolohe Andino wins back-to-back ASP 6-Star Events in Brazil, vaulting him up the ASP World Rankings.

Currently ranked #1, Brazil's Adriano De Souza has taken the ASP World Tour by storm in 2011.

Gabriel Medina, 17, wins the ASP PRIME Supersurf Internacional Prime with a perfect 10 in spectacular conditions with sunny skies, no wind and long left-handers breaking in the 6-8 foot range.

Carissa Moore wins the Billabong Rio Pro, takes a stranglehold on the Womens World Tour ratings...check the clip Nike 6.0 just sent us.

Showing the kind of pride, determination, and passion that exemplifies Brazilian surfing, Adriano De Souza ousted Taj Burrow in the final of the Billabong Rio Pro at Barra Da Tijuca in Rio De Janeiro.

Slater, Fanning, and Jordy Smith are knocked out of the event in draining lefts at Barra Da Tijuca. With Slater ousted, the ASP World Title race is now wide open.

Parko and CJ Hobgood stand out and the Brazilian wildcards bow out during day two of the Billabong Rio Pro.

Parko, Kelly Slater, Taylor Knox, Owen Wright, Mick Fanning, Adriano De Souza and more of the ASP World Tour boys shred the shit out of multiple Rio surf spots as they prep for the Billabong Rio Pro.

After a change in venues, the Billabong Rio Pro finally gets underway in what can only be described as "wonky" surf at the fabled (at least in Brazil) lefthander called Arpoador.

After a week-long holding period, the Billabong Rio Pro men’s competition is ON today at the lefthand pointbreak of Arpoador in two-to-four foot (1 metre) surf.

Intense onshore winds and stormy conditions wreaking havoc at Barra da Tijuca have forced competition off for the men’s Billabong Rio Pro today.

Competition has been called off for the Billabong Rio Pro today, with minimal surf and stormy conditions on offer at Barra Da Tijuca.

“The swell has dropped off from yesterday, but we have some clean waves on offer and will open up the Billabong Rio Pro with women’s Round 1,” Richie Porta, ASP International Head Judge said.