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To the Nines: 2014's Top Rides From Supertubos
WSL
Matt Wilkinson (AUS) opened the floodgates when he scored the first nine-point ride of the Moche Rip Curl Pro -- a 9.57 on his first Round 1 wave.
Kelly Slater (USA) scored a 9.67 in the opening round. It was his 22nd of the season
Jordy Smith (ZAF) boosts above the lip for a nine-point air.
Mick Fanning (AUS) found a midrange nine in tricky conditions during Round 2.
Smith scored a 9.50 on his first takeoff in Round 3.
John John Florence (HAW) pulled off the event's first perfect score in Round 3.
Kai Otton (AUS) scored a 9.37 to route fellow Aussie Taj Burrow.
Fanning earned his second Portuguese nine in Round 5.
Florence scored another Perfect 10 in Round 4.
Adam Melling (AUS) scored a 9.63 early in Round 4 but was toppled by Florence's 10-point ride.
For the second time in two rounds, Fanning opened with a nine-point ride (this one in Round 4).
Florence kept his momentum going, scoring a near-perfect 9.83 in the Quarterfinals.
Fanning found a midrange nine late in his Quarterfinals matchup with high-flying Filipe Toledo (BRA) to overtake the lead and advance.
Fanning capped off his successful run at Supertubos with a 9.00 in the Final.
Tyler Wright (AUS) opened up with huge turns at the Cascais Women's Pro and earned a 9.43 in Round 1.
Malia Manuel (HAW) tagged the lip at Cascais multiple times and tacked on a heavy finishing move for a 9.27 in Round 3.
Australian Stephanie Gilmore's 9.03 in the Cascais Women's Pro Final helped her take home top honors.
Matt Wilkinson (AUS) opened the floodgates when he scored the first nine-point ride of the Moche Rip Curl Pro -- a 9.57 on his first Round 1 wave.