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Wednesday March 10, 10.30am update:
How about that folks, Kelly Slater has won the Quiksilver Pro presented by Samsung!
In what was a great small-wave final, both Kelly and his counterpart Taj Burrow were on fire and each displayed their complete range of progressive trickery in the two foot beach breaks at Duranbah.
While Taj started slow Kelly notched up two solid rides to gain the lead and from their he never looked back.
Taj to his credit was fighting all the way and it was evident that he was extremely hungry for the win.
While Kelly launched into more aerial manoeuvres to consolidate on his lead Taj was chipping away closing the gap but unfortunately time ran out for the West Australian and Kelly walked up the beach with a huge grin and another first place trophy.
Could this victory influence his decision to continue on with the job and aim for an eighth world crown? Let’s hope so!
In the semis held earlier the tour rookies Bobby Martinez andAdriano de Souza showed that they are going to rattle the cages of the big guns this year as they both solidly pushed all the way.
Well that’s it for another year, and what an event it was.
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Hooroo! (Aussie speak for goodbye)
The Quiksilver Pro is the first event of 12 on the Foster’s ASP Men’s World Tour and will dish out a $US280,000 prize purse. Its primary location is Snapper Rocks on Queensland’s Gold Coast but the event can move to nearby venues to take advantage of the best conditions on offer.
