2009 ASP Word Champ Mick Fanning talks with Rob Machado about the five minutes after he took the crown.
Hawaiian shaper Wade Tokoro talks a bit about why he is on board with the RESIN8 project and world champ Mick Fanning takes one for a test drive.
Kelly Slater goes 4 for 5. You can watch Kelly’s interview, I didn’t bother posting it because Mick Fanning’s interview does a better job of telling the story.
Round one of the Billabong Pro Jeffreys Bay when down in some amazing surf. They are calling it the best waves on tour in two years. The Taylor Knox vs Joel Parkinson heat is worth watching again and if you didn’t see it last night be sure to check out Bobby Martinez’ 10 point ride. [...]
The High Shred boys hunt down Mick Fanning in Waikiki where Mick was taking the new wife for surf.
Bobby Martinez, CJ Hobgood and Mick Fanning from yesterday’s Duranbah super session. The locals where calling it the best D-bah in 10 years, read the whole story plus pre event coverage at Surfline.
You can safely skip the first 4 minutes, its all BayWatch music video crep. After that we get to hear from our King.
Mick Fanning is a professional surfer from Australia and is the current world champion on the Foster’s ASP Mens World Tour. He was born in Penrith, New South Wales on June 13, 1981.
Fanning learned to surf at the age of five in coastal New South Wales, but did not go full on until his family moved to Tweed Heads when he was twelve. He grew up with fellow professional surfer, Joel Parkinson. On the edge of the Queensland border, Fanning had access to epic surf north and south and he began to make a name for himself. In 1997 he established himself as one the very best surfers to rule the Queensland points by placing in the top three at the Australian National Titles. He was also victorious when he took a wild card entry at the Rip Curl Pro at Bells Beach in 2001 winning one of Australia’s most acclaimed contests. He finished 2002 as rookie of the year winning the Billabong Pro at Jeffrey’s Bay and earning himself a slot on the 2002 tour as the World Qualifying Series’ (WQS) Champion.