“Tune In” Big Wave Week Wraps With 2010 Quiksilver/Eddie Aikau Winner Greg Long and Grant “Twiggy” Baker “The Daily Habit” Friday, August 20, 2010
 Airing Friday, August 20 at 9:00 pm Eastern Time (6:00 pm Pacific Time) and telecast three additional times, Greg Long, Grant “Twiggy” Baker and musical guest High on Fire will appear [...]

Airing Friday, May 7 at 9:00 pm Eastern Time (6:00 pm Pacific Time) and telecast three additional times, Greg Long, Grant “Twiggy” Baker and musical guest High on Fire will appear on “The Daily Habit.”

The finalists for the 2010 Billabong XXL Global Big Wave Awards presented by Monster Energy were announced today in the wake of one of the greatest years in surfing history.

With the winter the Pacific has been having, of course a tsunami warning couldn't stop the world's best big wave riders from charging Todos Santos. Mark Healey puts a stamp on his already insane winter. Check out all the photos and results right here.

An All-Star big wave riding crew heads south to Isla Todos Santos off the Baja California coastline to slay "Killers"... Check the exclusive gallery here from Wednesday, January 13, 2010.

What better way to highlight our new full-sized photo galleries than the Quiksilver In Memory Of Eddie Aikau Big Wave Invitational held at Waimea Bay? Plus: Win an Eddie contest poster signed by 22 of the invitees!

The Billabong XXL Big Wave Awards get a kick in the ass at the midway point courtesy El Nino. Check out the video and the latest news from the pursuit to ride the biggest waves the oceans can muster up.

Roger Ferreira of CarlosBurle.com sits down with tow-in partners Grant "Twiggy" Baker and Greg Long.

Competing in the first annual Quiksilver Ceremonial Punta de Lobos on Monday, XXL Biggest Wave of the Year award-winner Grant "Twiggy" Baker charged 15-foot surf and heinous currents on his way to first place.

Grant ‘Twiggy’ Baker rode what he says was the biggest wave he has ever ridden in Cape Town on Saturday when he and fellow Billabong team rider Greg Long towed each other into waves estimated to be over 70 foot (22 meters) in height.