Recent Event Highlights: Interviews with Kelly Slater - 2010 Rip Curl Pro Bells Beach, Surfer Stephanie Gilmore receives Laureus World Action Sportsperson of the Year Award 2010, FINALS DAY - Quiksilver ISA World Junior Surfing Championships Piha NZ 2010, DAY 4 - Quiksilver ISA World Junior Surfing Championships Piha NZ 2010, DAY 1 - Quiksilver ISA World Junior Surfing Championships Piha NZ 2010, 2009 Billabong World Junior Championship - Finals Highlights, and 36 more...
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Kelly Slater from USA 9x World Surfing Champion and 3x Rip Curl Pro Bells Beach Champion. Interview about Bells Beach, 10th World Title .....and more ... Watch more at: live.ripcurl.com
Stunning Australian Stephanie Gilmore (22) with a statement after receiving the Laureus World Action Sportsperson of the Year Award 2010 in Abu Dhabi for winning her 3rd ASP World Championship title in a row.
Pam & The Pashions (Pam Burridge) - SUMMERTIME ALL 'ROUND THE WORLD 1984. Note: Pam Burridge held female world surfing champion title during the 1980's.
Kiwis Finish Seventh The Rip Curl New Zealand Junior Surfing Team have finished seventh at the 2010 Quiksilver ISA World Junior Surfing Championship completed today (Thursday 28th January). The event has taken place at Piha Beach, New Zealand over the past eight days with a classic mix of stormy West Coast weather and perfect sunshine and pumping waves. The surf remained around the 1.0m mark throughout the day. With the full tide in the morning, the surfers utilised the inside righthanders in the middle of Piha Beach. As the tide went out the surfers shifted the! ir attention over to the lefthanders of the Piha Bar. Kiwis had their chances to march up the ratings table on the final day of the event but fell short early in the morning when they lost their final two surfers Ben Poulter (Rag) in the Under 16 Boys Repechage Semifinal and Sarah Mason in the Under 18 Girls Repechage Round 7. Poulter was the highest placed Kiwi placing sixth overall in the Under 16 Boys Division. Yeah stoked, definitely a better result than I thought I was going to get commented Poulter post heat. After slashing his foot open late on Tuesday, the young surfer had to compete with a coating of numbing gel to ease the pain but he was quick to push that aside as a reason for his loss My foot was sore but I had some numbing gel and I put that on it so it was fine, it didnt hurt during the heat said Poulter. Poulter had two chances to progress through to the final this morning but placed third in his ...
Girls Shine On Day Four At Quiksilver ISA World Junior Surfing Championship It was girl fever at the 2010 Quiksilver ISA World Junior Surfing Championship in Piha today, with the under 18 girls wetting their rails on day four in New Zealand. With easing 3-4ft (1m) beach break conditions, contest organisers opted to run qualifying rounds one and two of the under 18 girls on the main event podium, along with repechage one and two of the under 16 boys and repechage two of the under 18 boys on podium two. After three days off, the girls shredded the south Piha line-up to shreds, pushing the limit in the race for all-important qualifying round three berths. Defending U/18 girls ISA World Junior champion Tyler Wright (Lennox Heads, Aus) kicked off her title defence in style, netting ! both the opening rounds highest individual wave score (8.5) and two-wave combined total (14.00). The talented natural foot, who is the youngest surfer to ever win an ASP World Tour event, looked composed in the bumpy conditions to easily beat the Portugal pairing of Ana Sarmento and Maria Abecasis. Im very happy with this result, said Wright. There were some fun waves coming through and Im glad about how I surfed. I had to wait for a good one, but it finally came and I got the score. But she wasnt so dominant in her qualifying round two heat, outscored by USAs Courntey Conlogue in one of the heats of the day. Both surfers going head-to-head in the tight exchange, unleashing their full repertoire ...
2010 Quiksilver ISA World Junior Surfing Championship Gets Underway In New Zealand It was lights, camera and action for the worlds greatest junior event for under 18 year old surfers, with the 2010 edition of the Quiksilver ISA World Junior Surfing Championship getting underway in New Zealand. After a moving opening ceremony full of traditional New Zealand culture in Aucklands Mission Bay yesterday, contest organizers opted to run the opening rounds of the Under 18 (Podium 2) and Under 16 (Podium 1) boy's heats in rising 4 ft (1-1.2m) beach break conditions. The days action representing the first time that teams from Indonesia, Vanuatu and Fiji competed in the Quiksilver ISA World Junior Surfing Championship. Indonesia Team Coach and Manager Tipi Jabrick said he was proud to be leading Team Indonesia into their maiden ISA junior event. Were really excited, especially for the kids, said Jabrick. Its a really good experience for them, but its not easy for us to travel here. Hopefully we can continue competing in the juniors and the other ISA events. Jabrick had reason to smile with Jeren Kiring progressing in second place behind the USAs Jake Halstead in heat six of the U/16 boys division. He trumped local surfer Elliot Paerata-Reid causing one of todays biggest upset. Were really happy because one of our surfers made it, said Jabrick. Hopefully thats going to encourage the other boys to do well. Because if one kid makes it, the other boys want to. Jabrick added that Fiji ...
Maxime Huscenot (REU), 17, and Laura Enever (AUS), 18, have claimed their respective ASP World Junior Titles, dominating the punchy two-to-three foot (1 metre) waves on offer at North Narrabeen for the final day of the Billabong ASP World Junior Championships fueled by Monster Energy. For more information, log onto www.billabongpro.com
Huscenot, who received entry into the Billabong ASP World Junior Championships as an ASP International wildcard, wowed spectators and surfers alike today, besting an in-form Jadson Andre (BRA), 19, in the hard-fought Final to claim the ASP World Junior Title. Results : 1 Maxime Huscenot (REU) 14.17 2 Jadson Andre (BRA) 13.60
Mick Fanning 2009 ASP World Champion - Rip Curl Highlights Video
www.ripcurl.com/micktory Congratulations to Mick Fannings 2009 ASP World Title!
Heading into the last stop of the 2009 ASP World Tour season, Fanning held a slender lead over his good friend and fellow Gold Coast surfer, Joel Parkinson, and when Parkinson was beaten by wildcard Gavin Gillette at the Banzai Pipeline, Fanning secured his second ASP World Title. Congratulations Mick. redbullsurfing.com
Mick Fanning winning his second World Title at the Billabong Pipe Masters 2009
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Australias top juniors motivated to win here, just like todays crowned three time World Champion Stephanie Gilmore did in her junior years!
Surfersvillage Global Surf News, 29 November, 2009 : - - Coolum Beach Queensland Around 200 of Australias top
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most of my waves from world titles in coffs harbour 2009
Quiksilver team rider Jeremy Flores leads the French surfing team to a world title the Open Gold Medal of the ISA world surfing games 2009.
Down the Line Andrew Grant (www.tirian.com ) discovers the secretes on how to move forward in a positive direction, from champion sports kids. Study guides, seminars & resources on this topic available from www.tirian.com Part of the Champion Mindsets series... In a bid to help ordinary people become more successful, Andrew Grant has spent over 20 years looking for common threads between world champion sports people and other high achievers. His journey started over 20 years ago where he discovered an amazing mindset & attitude from kids living in the worlds largest rubbish dump in Mexico city. Since then he has interviewed a wide range of high achievers including: a champion sports person that refused to let terminal cancer beat him, the 1964 first ever world surfing champion, a pioneer big wave kite-boarder, a polar explorer, a professional snowboarder - turned professor of entrepreneurship, and recently he discovered in Asia the under 13 world champion golfer and an 11 year old national tennis champion and their coaches / dads.He draws a comparison with his own 10 year old son, surfing Indonesian reef breaks and who in 2009 won a gold & bronze medal in the Sydney interschools snowboarding titles.
The Byron Bay section from Bob Evan's totally remastered 1968 Classic now available on DVD at your local surf shop or online at www.viceentertainment.com.au This 1968 release is a compendium of the changes in Australian surfing over the preceding decade. It covers the arrival of the Malibu board and charts the rise of Midget Farrelly and Nat Young to international prominence. With footage from most of Evan's previous films, it shows Midget surfing as a 13-year-old, as well as in the 1964 Manly World Titles six years later, along with Nat's performances in the Peru and San Diego World Championships. Also early footage of Nipper Williams, Mick Dooley, Tank Henry and Dave Jackman, later footage of Bob McTavish and Peter Drouyn, along with plenty of big wave riding in Hawaii by both Australian and American surfers. Running time: 78 mins.
"Mind Body Surf" is a 10 minute video that delves deep into the psyche of 9x ASP World Champion Kelly Slater playing in its entirety at www.quiksilver.com/ks9. The film features exclusive footage from Kelly's record breaking 2009 season along with personal insights and archival footage. Surf Webisode: Go along for the ride as Kelly takes you through highlights of his 5 win 2009 season, see behind the scenes footage of his 9th world title celebration. Watch the entire film at www.quiksivler.com/ks9
The Billabong ASP World Junior Championships recommenced on day three with the final seven heats of the men’s Round 1 before tearing into the dramatic elimination Round 2. The deciding event in the hunt for the undisputed ASP World Junior Title, the Billabong ASP World Junior Championships enjoyed a full day of sunny skies and clean three foot (1 metre) waves at Sydney’s North Narrabeen beach and the world’s best junior surfers revelled, locking in the highest scores of the event. Julian Wilson (AUS), 20, who gained entry into the Billabong ASP World Junior Championships via his win at the VonZipper Trials, rebounded from a morning loss in Round 1 to absolutely decimate his Round 2 heat today, netting the event high heat total of an 18.50 out of a possible 20 to dispatch of Koki Nakamura (JPN). Rudy Palmboom (ZAF), 20, suffered an unfortunate loss in Round 1 two days ago, but made amends posting and impressive heat total of a 17.10 out of a possible 20 to eliminate Jules Thomet (FRA) - which included a brilliant nine-point ride.
Another great year for the young Stephanie Gilmore from Australia. She won her second consecutive ASP World surfing title, won the Billabong Pro Girls Maui and on top she won the Vans Triple Crown of Surfing. Perfection.
One Track Mind, the working title for the fifth Woodshed production, is the much anticipated latest addition to an already impressive library of surf films which includes A Brokedown Melody, Thicker Than Water and the classic September Sessions. The film features a series of historic surf adventures spanning several generations of surfers whose common focus is to be the best at what they do. The opening sessions include some of the most inspirational and successful wave riders ever, including five former world champions. Tom Curren, Mark Occhilupo, Sunny Garcia, CJ Hobgood and Andy Irons discuss the past, present and future of performance surfing, including their place in each. Subsequent sessions venture into the unknown realm of surfings competitive future as we see the next crew of serious world title contenders. Watch as Bobby Martinez, Dane Reynolds and Jaime OBrien push the status quo and search for their own fortune and fame, which may prove to be just around the corner. Peer into the lives of the super groms, the youngest group of sponsored surfers. We see talents as Jon Jon Florence, Kolohe Andino and Luke Davis take on the challenges and pressures of surfing at an incredibly high level while so young. Expect a wide range of surfing styles, perspectives and personalities making One Track Mind unique and attractive to a wide audience. This on-screen journey strives to be a slight departure from the traditional Woodshed movies in that rather than searching for ...
Reporter: LH Pellario PELLARIO'S BLOG - www.pellario.blogspot.com John McCarthy Searches for Surf & God John McCarthy of Lahinch Surf School in County Clare, Ireland, shares how both Surfing and God have impacted his life. Big Wave Surfer John McCarthy, former national champion and current member of the Irish Surf Team. Please contact us for more information. Ken [Northern Ireland] or Steve [Southern Ireland] Christian Surfers in Ireland by emailing info@christiansurfer.net •Christian Surfers Ireland Website www.christiansurfer.net •Christian Surfers UK Website www.christiansurfers.co.uk •Christian Surfers International Website www.christiansurfers.net Lahinch Surf School Our founder, John McCarthy has been surfing since the age of 10 and started surfing for the Irish Surf Team at the age of 13 and holds four national titles. John has surfed competitively for Ireland, all over the world, at European and World Surfing Championships and has travelled to Hawaii, Australia, Africa, Central America and Asia to name but a few. Having spent 5 years living and working in Japan after qualifying with a Degree in Science from WIT, John decided to retire his office skills for the surf on the west coast. Please contact us for more information. Email info@lahinchsurfschool.com Website: www.lahinchsurfschool.com Recorded on the day 08 .
This video was the featured video on wetsand.com after Kelly Slater won his 9th ASP World Tour Title. www.marcbmusic.com
Kelly Slater secures his 9th World Championship Title in surfing by advancing into round 4 of the Billabong Pro Mundaka in the Basque Country
Kelly Slater wins his 9th ASP World Title!
For Day 1 Town Beach Port, Macquarie turned on offshore 1.5M waves for the Open surfers on day one of the Oxbow Australian Longboard Titles at the 2008 Country Australian Surf Festival.
10th Anniversary of the 2nd longest running paddle in big wave surfing contest in the world. This event attracts the top big wave surfers in the world and the title of Red Bull Big Wave Africa Champion has become a sought after Trophy.
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...to win three consecutive ASP World Titles, four Vans Triple Crown awards, two Pipeline Masters crowns and two U.S. Open of Surfing titles, the first of which came 10 years ago (1998) making him eligible for the Walk of Fame ballot. Wayne Lynch (Surf Pioneer):...
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Round 2 of the Tassie State Surf Titles was held at Marrawah, Edge of the World. This event saw the biggest surf conditions for the 2008 series
When not adding another World Surfing Title to her name, Layne Beachley is the passionate Ambassador for Wyndham Vacation Resorts Asia Pacific.
kelly slater...kelly slater at rincon february 2008 filmed and edited by Morgan Maassen bogus media. www.bogus08.com Born: February 11, 1972 Born Where: Cocoa Beach, Florida Current Residence: Hawaii Height: 5-9 Weight: 161 pounds Stance: Regular Accomplishments: 8 World Titles. 33 WCT Victories, 5 Pipe Masters Wins, 1 Quiksilver Big Wave invitational Win. Highest 2 Wave Heat Score. 12 Surfer Poll Award Wins. Member of Surfing Hall of Fame. Widely acknowledged as the greatest surfer in history. Bio Kelly Slater was born to surf. He's the epitome of a natural - a guy who was winning surf contests while standing up on a bodyboard at age 6. He can literally ride waves on your front door. He's been famous since he was 12, has been sponsored by Quiksilver since he was 18, is both the oldest world champ ever and the youngest, and wears the crown as the greatest surfer in history. His accomplishments are the stuff of legend: A record 8 World Titles, 5 Pipe Masters wins, Eddie Aikau win, major label album, best selling autobiography and video game and surf accessory company, host of Sirius Radio show and celebrity surf event in Fiji. He's incredibly competitive. Once his surf career is over, he wants to be a pro golfer and poker player. When he plays both, he loves to bet and talk trash and hates to lose. He's a big sports fan and loves to watch golf, tennis and basketball on TV. His favorite show is probably Sportscenter, but also loves cheesy stuff like "American Idol." He ...
In the opening chapter of Rip Curl's "Lightning Strikes Collection" we're introduced to Australian surfer Mick Fanning. It sets the scene for the year ahead and the 2008 ASP World Title assault...Follow Mick Fanning as he rips his way through 10 stops on the ASP Dream Tour and his first ever ASP World Title. High energy competition mixed with brilliant freesurfing from Mick and his mates Dean Morrison and Joel Parkinson makes you want to get off the couch and go surfing - as fast as you can.With great flashbacks to Mick as a micro-grom, his wildcard win at the Rip Curl Pro in 2001 and his career threatening injury in 2004 this is a true Australian surf story...Enjoy Chapter 1 of 6 of this special Rip Curl Collectocast. www.ripcurl.com www.ripcurl.com/lightningstrikes
This Rare Footage shows the total score at the end to settle once and for all that Russell Calkins is The First World Champion Dem This Rare Footage shows the total score at the end to settle once and for all that Russell Calkins is The First World Champion Demo Sky Surfing Title Holder in HISTORY. ESPN 1992'
www.x-tremevideo.com Chasing the Dream is a candid portrayal of 8 Huntington Beach High School Kids trying to obtain the impossible - a career in professional surfing. These kids have dreams of competing on the Association of Surfing Professionals' World Champions Tour (WCT), which only 44 men in the world qualify for every year and only one of whom claims the most sought after title of all...World Champion. The teens must steer through the ranks of scholastic surfing while dealing with injuries, overbearing parents, demanding school curriculums and a trip to Australia aimed at separating the ones who surf from the ones who win. Chasing the Dream features a broad spectrum of professional surfing legends, from the most elite world champions, such as Mark Richards (4x), Kelly Slater (8x), and Tom Carroll (2x), to the child prodigies that have been consumed by the World Championship Tour's vicious obstacles. Narrated by none other than The Masochist (Big Wednesday) himself, Gary Busey, Chasing the Dream is a coming-of-age story about kids who will do anything to achieve their dream of becoming a pro surfer.
RUSSELL CALKINS IS THE VERY FIRST WORLD CHAMPION SKY SURFING DEMO TITLE HOLDER IN HISTORY 1992. THIS IS THE REAL FOOTAGE OF THE ESPN SHOW SKYBLAZIN AIRED IN 1993, AND WAS THE VERY FIRST WORLD CHAMPION EVENT FOR SKYSURFING. IT WAS HOSTED BY DON SWAYZE, PATRICK SWAYZE'S BROTHER. BOTH SCORES ARE IN THIS TAPE AND YOU CAN CLEARLY SEE WHO WON!
Flow chronicles the last 31 years of surfing through a unique, insider's perspective as to the dedication, devotion, and individual passion that has revolutionized modern surfing and its mostly misinterpreted lifestyle. The story focuses on Channel Islands Surfboards founder and world-renowned surfboard craftsman Al Merrick and his special relationships with the team of world champion Channel Islands Team riders and arguably the two best and most influential surfers ever: Kelly Slater (6 time world champion) and Tom Curren (3 time world champion). The film highlights Al's visionary approach that cultivated the Channel Islands Team riders talent into 19 world titles, bringing you back to the early 60's with the evolution of the shortboard and take you on a journey up to present day. We relive those profound years that experienced a revolutionary leap forward in surfing design, performance, and image, and weave through to the present where you experience first hand what it takes to be a part of the most progressive surfing team in the world.
Pablo Paulino wins his 2nd World Junior title. Final day had 4-6 ft epic waves!
Watch out USA & Japan, These Australian guys are one of the best in the entire world. This is their practice run after winning the Australian Escalator Surfing Champion Title. Both of them came in the top 3. one of them came first and the other came third in the country. Their planning on heading out to Japan to take out the title there before going to the United States. They are unbelievable with thier stunts. Head first, sideways, upways and all over the place ! ! ! ! ! ! !
Congratulations to Stephanie Gilmore who has just secured the 2007 ASP Women's World Title in Maui. Gilmore will now go down in history as the first surfer to ever win an ASP World title as a rookie.
Round 1 Heat #9 - World title contender and 8 times World Surfing Champion Kelly Slater is out in the heat.
Mick secured the 2007 Foster's ASP World Title as well as successfully defending his Hang Loose Santa Catarina Pro title in Imbituba, Brazil. The World Title chase started to unravel when Kelly Slater was defeated in Round 4 eliminating him from contention. Then in the Quarter Finals the remaining contender Taj Burrow was eliminated resulting in Mick securing his maiding World Title. He then defeated close friend Joel Parkinson in the first Semifinal to meet Kai Otton in the final heat of the event. Despite already having claimed the title, Mick continued to surf in fine form to win the event and be crowned the Hang Loose Santa Catarina Pro 2007 Champion.
Duke's OceanFest 2007 World Title of Tandem Surfing Kuhio Beach August 22-25
The final of the World Title of Tandem Surfing held in Waikiki on 8/25/2007. From left to right: 3rd place recipients Brian Keaulana/Kathy Terade (red); world champion elect team Kalani Vierra/Blanche Yoshida (white shirt); 2nd place team Chuck Inman/Tiffany Rabacal (blue shirt). Video by SwimOutlet.com
Drew Daniello wins his 4th world wake surfing title, at the Centurion Boats World Wakesurfing Championships.
In surfing lineage there are only a few surfers who transcend the sport. Like Michael Jordan and Tiger Woods these athletes are untouched by their peers. Joel Tudor is one of these people. Tudor can only be compared to the great legends in surfing. He is dominating in the competitive longboard arena, his shortboard skills are world class and his knowledge of surf history is unmatched in his generation. In 1998 Joel won the World Longboard Championship in the Canary Islands, solidifying his reputation among his peers and sliding his way into surfing's record books. After his title win, Tudor refocused his energy on his evolution and has further refined what makes him a style master.
Kelly Slater's pics of 2006 WCT Tour. 8th World Champion Title. Photos : ASP Covered Images © Aspworldtour.com Tostee, Robertson, Jezza, Karen, Kirstin, Rowland. Music : Asian Dub foundation "1000 Mirrors" (feat. Sinead O'Connor) 2007 © Surfingdreams.net
The film has received the award of the BEST FILM of the year at the X-DANCE FESTIVAL. Ventura based Thirty Four Films would like to introduce a feature documentary, 3 years in the making, celebrating the lives and unparalleled history of the Channel Islands Surf Team and their legendary surfboard maker Al Merrick. Director/Writer/Producer Josh Landan works with Producer/Writer/Editor Scott Stankey to craft one of the most revealing and compelling surfing stories ever told, offering a feature documentary delivered in a truly unique cinematic style. FLOW is narrated by Brandon Boyd (Incubus) with music from the bands Incubus, Bloc Party, Sparta, Pinback, and many others including original music and score by Michael Einziger, Tim Curran, and Todd Hannigan. FLOW chronicles the last 31 years of surfing through a unique, insider's perspective as to the dedication, devotion, and individual passion that has revolutionized modern surfing and its mostly misinterpreted lifestyle... The story focuses on Channel Islands Surfboards founder and world-renowned surfboard craftsman Al Merrick and his special relationships with the team of world champion Channel Islands Team riders and arguably the two best and most influential surfers ever: Kelly Slater (7 time world champion) and Tom Curren (3 time world champion). The film highlights Al's visionary approach that cultivated the Channel Islands Team rider's talent into 19 world titles, bringing you back to the early 60's with the evolution ...
RUSSELL CALKINS IS THE VERY FIRST WORLD CHAMPION SKY SURFING DEMO TITLE HOLDER IN HISTORY 1992. ESPN SHOW SKYBLAZIN AIRED IN 1993, AND WAS THE VERY FIRST WORLD CHAMPION EVENT FOR SKYSURFING. IT WAS HOSTED BY DON SWAYZE. BONUS BLOOPER AT THE END OF THIS FOOTAGE, IS JOHN PETERS, A FRIEND THAT MADE A CRASH LANDING ON A DEMO JUMP FOR A GM COMMERCIAL. Compilation of Russell Calkins skysurfing over Skydive Arizona in 1992. Video'ed with Hi-8, edited using two Panasonic prosumer Super VHS VCR's, basic time controller and Amiga PC based character generator. Produced and edited by Bill Voelker, a freefall photographer who made over 1200 skydives that year. For more information about skydiving/skysurfing, contact your local USPA affilicated "Dropzone" in your area listed in the Yellowpages. Bonus footage at the end of "Johnny Lighting" crashing and Bill Voelker "Gravel Surfing", a tamed form of hook turning or swooping since Skydive Arizona, at the time, only allowed 90 degree swooping turns.
Undeniable surfing superstar KELLY SLATER has clinched his eighth world title at the Billabong Pro Mundaka. It was a fairytale script for the 34-year-old Floridian who took the 2006 crown by defeating Australian world number four JOEL PARKINSON in the semi's. PARKO'S scalp was all the natural footer needed in the 1m waves after title challenger and world number two TAJ BURROW (Aus) bowed out in the Quarters. Californian tour rookie BOBBY MARTINEZ (USA) put and end to SLATER'S dream script in the final, flying past his countryman to score his second win for 2006. With the silverware secure, SLATER lead the final until the half way mark when MARTINEZ jagged a long lefthander, performed a series of perfectly controlled frontside top turns and scored an 8.83. Backing up with a 7.00, the result was put beyond SLATER'S reach, needing an excellent 8.17 to steal victory. MARTINEZ'S emphatic win lifted him one place on the world rankings to six.
www.x-tremevideo.com This is the story of Kelly Slater's record breaking seventh world title. In the 1990's, Kelly Slater established himself as the most dominant professional surfer ever. He won a record 6 world titles, but that was then... By 2005, it had been 7 years since he won the crown. Many thought he was past his prime. They were wrong... Experience the most triumphant year of Kelly's career. Join him in the epic waves of the "dream tour" - Australia, South Pacific, Africa, North and South America, Asia and Europe - on his quest for long awaited #7. See the highs and lows, the celebrations and the heartbreaks, the rivalry with Andy Irons, the turning points, and the pressure packed build up as each event drew him closer to the title. Packed with extras, this unique film is a roller coaster ride from start to finish
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