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The Quiksilver Uluwatu Challenge wrapped up yesterday and despite the drop in swell, the finalists gave it everything they got. And so did our legends Tom Carroll and Matt Hoy alongside some of our ROXY team riders in the hour-long expression session. Tom and Matt headed towards Temples to pick off the best waves coming through and the ROXY girls made the most of uncrowded Ulus.

This year's King Of The Groms is turning out to be a worldwide digital expression session. With more than 400 entries and only 3 weeks to go until the end of Round 1, we're frothing on the level of surfing already seen and can't wait to find out who's gonna shred their way through to round 2.

Alex Ribeiro (BRA), 25, came from behind in the Final to defeat Jeremy Flores (FRA) by a score of 14.93 to 14.17 at the 2015 Quiksilver Pro Saquarema presented by Powerade. With his victory today (Sunday), Ribeiro received U$ 40,000 in prize money and 10,000 World Surf League Qualifying Series points. After starting off the competition in 57^th place on the QS ranking, Ribeiro catapulted up to 2^nd place as a result of his performance. In addition to the event win, Ribeiro also received the last wildcard position available for the upcoming Samsung Galaxy Championship Tour event, the Oi Rio Pro at Barra da Tijuca, which begins on Monday. 

Flores jumped to an early lead in the Final after scoring an 8.60 on his best wave and a 5.57 on his back up. However, Ribeiro’s composure paid off and with 10 seconds remaining in the heat, he paddled into his last opportunity and blasted a combination of huge hacks to leap into first place and straight to victory.

Initial Quarterfinalists decided at QS 10,000 event at Praia de Itauna, Brazil.

On Saturday, competition continued in pumping surf with waves in the 4-6 foot range (1.5–2 meters) at Praia de Itauna for Day 5 of the 2015 Quiksilver Pro Saquarema presented by Powerade. An overnight build in swell, sunny skies and offshore winds provided a great start to the World Surf League (WSL) Qualifying Series (QS) 10,000 event. 

On Thursday, competition was carried out until Heat 6 of the Round of 48 at the 2015 WSL Quiksilver Pro Saquarema presented by Powerade. Clean conditions with waves in the 3-4 foot range (1-1.5 meters) progressively deteriorated as onshore winds picked up. However, plenty of high scoring opportunities were on hand as the international field of surfers battled for the 10,000 World Surf League (WSL) Qualifying Series (QS) ranking points available at Praia de Itauna, in Rio de Janeiro. 

Full day of upsets and high scores at QS 10,000 in Brazil.

The first day of competition at the Quiksilver Pro Saquarema presented by Powerade is in the books after an exciting day of action at Praia de Itauna, in the State of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Waves in the 3-5 foot range (1-1.5 meters) provided lengthy rides and punchy sections, which resulted in big scores and major maneuvers from the field of international athletes at the 2nd World Surf League (WSL) Qualifying Series (QS) 10,000 level event of 2015.

Heavy rains and subpar conditions at Praia de Itauna have forced event organizers to call a lay day at the 2015 WSL Quiksilver Pro Saquarema presented by Powerade. The forecast however shows favourable conditions for the remainder of the event window and will provide an exciting competitive atmosphere for the second World Surf League QS 10,000 in 2015.

Despite having a three and a half month event window, The Quiksilver Ceremonial Chile is only called on in optimal conditions and hadn’t run in four years. Then only four days ago, Big Wave World Tour Commissioner Pete Mel set the event to Green Alert. At a moment's notice, the world's best big wave surfers flocked to Chile and everything was set to go. Round one ran yesterday in heavy waves as planned but then Pete Mel decided to hold off the remainder of the event until this morning May 1. Watch the Final highlights below or click here to see highlights of every wave.