partying, bikini babes, skateboarding, tunes, dancing, bikes, more babes, all the sights and sounds of the annual fourth of july party in west newport beach (jettylands). KennyandtheSkull on bikes and recording the happenings for your viewing pleasure.
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Kelly Slater wins the Boost Mobile 2008 at Trestles. A few weeks later, Slater clinches his 9th ASP World Tour Title!!!
Slater Wins Hard-Fought Battle Over Burrow for Boost Mobile Pro Title – SAN CLEMENTE, California (Thursday, September 11, 2008) – Kelly Slater (USA), 36, defeated Taj Burrow (AUS), 30, 18.97 to 18.63 to win an unprecedented third Boost Mobile Pro title at Lower Trestles today, and a staggering fifth win on the 2008 ASP World Tour.
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Kelly Slater Wins 9th ASP World Tour Title – MUNDAKA, Spain (Friday, October 3, 2008) Kelly Slater, 36, has won a record ninth ASP World Title after advancing out of Round 3 of the Billabong Pro Mundaka the ninth event of 11 on the 2008 ASP World Tour. Slater came into the event needing an equal ninth finish to clinch the title, he secured that by beating local wildcard Eneko Acero (EUK) in four foot waves at Mundaka this morning. Slaters 2008 crowning comes 16 years after securing his first ASP World Title at age 20. He is the oldest and youngest surfer in ASP history to win a world title.
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Featuring music by Buckethead, Imprint (Dedicated to Takashi Miike), from the Pepper’s Ghost album 2007.
Slater Posts Perfect Ten to Top Off Amazing Day of Action at Boost Mobile Pro
SAN CLEMENTE, California (Wednesday, Sept. 10, 2008) The standard of surfing at the Boost Mobile Pro pres. by Hurley was nothing short of electrifying today, but per usual, it was eight-time ASP World Champion and ratings leader Kelly Slater (USA) who stole the show.
With a 9.17 and 9.60 in his Round 4 scoreline, Slater had opponent Kieren Perrow (AUS) needing a combination of scores to beat him with half the heat to go. Still, with 20 seconds remaining, Slater pulled out all the stops and stamped his authority on the heat by posting the first and only perfect 10 of the event thus far.
I’m not sure it was a 10 it was a good ride though, Slater said with a smile. There was some bump on it, but I was able to get just steep enough in the pocket to get a vertical bang on it and I got that reverse at the end and stuck it.
Slater surfed twice today, beating wildcard and former ASP World Champion Sunny Garcia (HAW) in Round 3 and then Perrow in Round 4. His upcoming quarterfinal opponent Bobby Martinez (USA) was among a bevy of standout surfers today.