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Kelly Slater (USA) 16.40 1 ROUND 2 HEAT 1 Pts Plc ROUND 3 HEAT 1 Pts Plc ROUND 5 ROUND ONE 25th Ratings Points 500 13th Ratings Points 1750 1st>Rnd3,2nd,3rd>Rnd2 1st>Rnd3,2nd=25th 1st>Rnd4,2nd=13th Pts Plc us$-Prizemoney $8,000 us$-Prizemoney $9,500 R 6 Kelly Slater (USA) 16.40 1 ROUND 2 HEAT 1 Pts Plc ROUND 3 HEAT 1 Pts Plc ROUND 5 W 1 19 Sebastian Zietz (HAW) 10.34 2 Joel Parkinson (AUS) 17.17 1 Taj Burrow (AUS) ROUND 4 1st>Quarters,2nd=9th QUARTER FINALS BILLABONG TAHITI PRO B 31 Glenn Hall (IRL) 4.53 3 Taumata Puhetini (PYF) 12.50 2 21 1st>Quarters,2nd,3rd>Rnd5 9th Ratings Points 4000 5th Ratings Points 5200 TEAHUPO'O - TAHITI - FRENCH POLYNESIA R 5 Michel Bourez (PYF) 9.66 1 HEAT 2 HEAT 2 us$-Prizemoney $12,500 us$-Prizemoney $15,000 AUGUST 15TH - 26TH W 2 20 Matt Wilkinson (AUS) 7.63 2 Adriano De Souza (BRA) 11.77 2 9 HEAT 1 Pts Plc Pts Plc Pts Plc US$500,000 B 32 Raoni Monteiro (BRA) 7.17 3 Nathan Hedge (AUS) 12.00 1 16 1.1 R4H1.2nd R4H1.1st R 4 Taj Burrow (AUS) 12.50 1 HEAT 3 HEAT 3 1.2 HEAT 1 QUARTER 1 W 3 21 Adam Melling (AUS) 5.07 3 Josh Kerr (AUS) Michel Bourez (PYF) 1.3 R4H2.3rd R5H1.1st B 33 Brett Simpson (USA) 9.17 2 Mitchel Coleborn (AUS) 20 R 3 Mick Fanning (AUS) 18.16 1 HEAT 4 HEAT 4 W 4 22 Alejo Muniz (BRA) 8.10 3 Jordy Smith (ZAF) Kolohe Andino (USA) HEAT 2 SEMI-FINALS B 34 Mitchel Coleborn (AUS) 9.47 2 Brett Simpson (USA) 17 1.4 R4H2.2nd R4H2.1st 3rd Ratings Points 6500 FINAL R 2 Joel Parkinson (AUS) 16.30 2 HEAT 5 HEAT 5 1.5 HEAT 2 QUARTER 2 us$-Prizemoney $20,000 1st Ratings Points 10000 W 5 23 Adrian Buchan (AUS) 16.30 1 John John Florence (HAW) 12 1.6 R4H1.3rd R5H2.1st Pts Plc us$-Prizemoney $100,000 B 35 Nathan Hedge (AUS) 15.77 3 Raoni Monteiro (BRA) 13 QH1.1st 2nd Ratings Points 8000 R 1 Gabriel Medina (BRA) 14.33 1 HEAT 6 HEAT 6 SEMI FINAL 1 us$-Prizemoney $40,000 W 6 24 Mitch Crews (AUS) 9.43 3 Bede Durbidge (AUS) Gabriel Medina (BRA) QH2.1st Pts Plc B 36 Taumata Puhetini (PYF) 12.17 2 Glenn Hall (IRL) Nathan Hedge (AUS) SH1.1st R 7 Adriano De Souza (BRA) 13.10 3 HEAT 7 HEAT 7 FINAL W 7 18 Miguel Pupo (BRA) 13.27 2 Julian Wilson (AUS) Joel Parkinson (AUS) SH2.1st B 30 Dion Atkinson (AUS) 15.33 1 Tiago Pires (PRT) 23 QH3.1st R 8 Nat Young (USA) 16.50 1 HEAT 8 HEAT 8 SEMI FINAL 2 W 8 17 CJ Hobgood (USA) 8.27 2 Fredrick Patacchia (HAW) 11 HEAT 3 QH4.1st B 29 Tiago Pires (PRT) 8.26 3 Aritz Aranburu (ESP) 14 1.7 R4H3.2nd R4H3.1st R 9 Kolohe Andino (USA) 13.76 1 HEAT 9 HEAT 9 1.8 HEAT 3 QUARTER 3 W 9 16 Fredrick Patacchia (HAW) 10.74 3 CJ Hobgood (USA) Nat Young (USA) 1.9 R4H4.3rd R5H3.1st B 28 Aritz Aranburu (ESP) 11.44 2 Travis Logie (ZAF) 18 R 10 Josh Kerr (AUS) 7.93 3 HEAT 10 HEAT 10 W 10 15 Julian Wilson (AUS) 15.94 2 Miguel Pupo (BRA) Kelly Slater (USA) HEAT 4 B 27 Jadson Andre (BRA) 16.64 1 Mitch Crews (AUS) 19 1.10 R4H4.2nd R4H4.1st R 11 Owen Wright (AUS) 6.34 1 HEAT 11 HEAT 11 1.11 HEAT 4 QUARTER 4 W 11 14 Bede Durbidge (AUS) 5.43 2 Sebastian Zietz (HAW) 10 1.12 R4H3.3rd R5H4.1st B 26 Travis Logie (ZAF) 3.10 3 Alejo Muniz (BRA) 15 Aug 18 : Teahupo'o, 8'-12', light winds, sunny, very good conditions; R1H1-12; R2, H1&2. R 12 Jordy Smith (ZAF) 8.73 3 HEAT 12 HEAT 12 W 12 13 John John Florence (HAW) 15.83 2 Matt Wilkinson (AUS) Mick Fanning (AUS) B 25 Kai Otton (AUS) 18.24 1 Adam Melling (AUS) 22.
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