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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 $9,000 us$-Prizemoney $10,500 R 6 Jeremy Flores (FRA) ROUND 2 HEAT 1 Pts Plc ROUND 3 HEAT 1 Pts Plc ROUND 5 B 1 19 Caio Ibelli (BRA) 1 4 ROUND 4 1st>Quarters,2nd=9th QUARTER FINALS W 31 Davey Cathels (AUS) 24 21 1st>Quarters,2nd,3rd>Rnd5 9th Ratings Points 4000 5th Ratings Points 5200 R 5 Julian Wilson (AUS) HEAT 2 HEAT 2 us$-Prizemoney $12,750 us$-Prizemoney $16,500 RIP CURL PRO BELLS B 2 20 Stu Kennedy (AUS) 2 9 HEAT 1 Pts Plc Pts Plc Pts Plc BELLS BEACH - TORQUAY - VIC - AUSTRALIA W 32 Adam Melling (AUS) 23 16 1.1 R4H1.2nd R4H1.1st MARCH 24TH - APRIL 5TH R 4 Italo Ferreira (BRA) HEAT 3 HEAT 3 1.2 HEAT 1 QUARTER 1 US$551,000 B 3 21 Kanoa Igarashi (USA) 3 5 1.3 R4H2.3rd R5H1.1st W 33 Dusty Payne (HAW) 22 20 R 3 Gabriel Medina (BRA) HEAT 4 HEAT 4 B 4 22 Conner Coffin (USA) 4 8 HEAT 2 SEMI-FINALS W 34 Timothee Bisso (GLP) 21 17 1.4 R4H2.2nd R4H2.1st 3rd Ratings Points 6500 FINAL R 2 Mick Fanning (AUS) HEAT 5 HEAT 5 1.5 HEAT 2 QUARTER 2 us$-Prizemoney $25,000 1st Ratings Points 10000 B 5 23 Keanu Asing (HAW) 5 12 1.6 R4H1.3rd R5H2.1st Pts Plc us$-Prizemoney $100,000 W 35 Mason Ho (HAW) 20 13 QH1.1st 2nd Ratings Points 8000 R 1 Adriano De Souza (BRA) HEAT 6 HEAT 6 SEMI FINAL 1 us$-Prizemoney $50,000 B 6 24 Michel Bourez (PYF) 6 1 QH2.1st Pts Plc W 36 Tim Stevenson (AUS) 19 24 SH1.1st R 7 Kelly Slater (USA) HEAT 7 HEAT 7 FINAL B 7 18 Kai Otton (AUS) 7 2 SH2.1st W 30 Alex Ribeiro (BRA) 18 23 QH3.1st R 8 Joel Parkinson (AUS) HEAT 8 HEAT 8 SEMI FINAL 2 B 8 17 Taj Burrow (AUS) 8 11 HEAT 3 QH4.1st W 29 Sebastian Zietz (HAW) 17 14 1.7 R4H3.2nd R4H3.1st Y 9 Matt Wilkinson (AUS) HEAT 9 HEAT 9 1.8 HEAT 3 QUARTER 3 B 9 16 Kolohe Andino (USA) 9 7 1.9 R4H4.3rd R5H3.1st W 28 Miguel Pupo (BRA) 16 18 R 10 Nat Young (USA) HEAT 10 HEAT 10 B 10 15 Adrian Buchan (AUS) 10 6 HEAT 4 W 27 Ryan Callinan (AUS) 15 19 1.10 R4H4.2nd R4H4.1st R 11 Josh Kerr (AUS) HEAT 11 HEAT 11 1.11 HEAT 4 QUARTER 4 B 11 14 Wiggolly Dantas (BRA) 11 10 1.12 R4H3.3rd R5H4.1st W 26 Matt Banting (AUS) 14 15 Conditions: R 12 John John Florence (HAW) HEAT 12 HEAT 12 B 12 13 Jordy Smith (ZAF) 12 3 W 25 Jadson Andre (BRA) 13 22.

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