💨 Abstract
South African surfer Jordy Smith is poised for his first world title, competing in the WSL Final Five in Fiji. Currently seeded second, Smith must win consecutive heats against lower-ranked surfers and number one seed Yago Dora to claim the title. Advantages for Smith include Cloudbreak’s heavy waves, which suit his style, and the format that prevents prolonged waits for waves. However, Smith must build early confidence, having missed prior opportunities due to underperformance.
Courtesy: Ray Leathern
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