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(#1) Kelly Slater
- 47
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(#2) Andy Irons
- Dec. at 32 (1978-2010)
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(#3) Tom Curren
- 54
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(#4) John John Florence
- 26
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(#5) Mick Fanning
- 37
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(#6) Duke Kahanamoku
- Dec. at 78 (1890-1968)
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(#7) Laird Hamilton
- 54
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(#8) Rob Machado
- 45
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(#9) Gerry Lopez
- 70
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(#10) Mark Richards
- 61
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(#11) Mark Occhilupo
- 52
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(#12) Dane Reynolds
- 33
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(#13) Stephanie Gilmore
- 31
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(#14) Eddie Aikau
- Dec. at 32 (1946-1978)
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(#15) Sunny Garcia
- 49
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(#16) Shane Dorian
- 46
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(#17) Taj Burrow
- 40
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(#18) Gabriel Medina
- 25
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(#19) Shaun Tomson
- 63
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(#20) Jordy Smith
- 32
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(#21) Joel Parkinson
- 37
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(#22) Lisa Andersen
- 49
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(#23) Greg Noll
- 82
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(#24) Filipe Toledo
- 24
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(#25) Martin Potter
- 53
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(#26) Nat Young
- 71
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(#27) Simon Anderson
- 64
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(#28) Derek Ho
- 54
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(#29) Julian Wilson
- 30
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(#30) Wayne Lynch
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(#31) Miki Dora
- Dec. at 68 (1934-2002)
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(#32) Bruce Irons
- 39
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(#33) Tom Blake
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(#34) Dave Rastovich
- 39
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(#35) Layne Beachley
- 46
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(#36) Michael Peterson
- Dec. at 60 (1952-2012)
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(#37) Ross Clarke-Jones
- 52
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(#38) Joel Tudor
- 42
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Surfing originated in Hawaii. In 1962, the first World Surfing Championship was held in Manly, Australia. The definition of the best players in most sports is based on the record of victory. But surfing is far more important than winning. Surfing is definitely one of the most challenging extreme and enjoyable sports in the world. Surfers need to face huge waves and may be attacked by sharks.
These pioneers, innovators, and legends have developed this sport into the most popular sport in the world. They are the greatest surfers of all time, including Kelly Slater, Andy Irons, Layne Beachley, etc., you could check their information with the help of the generator.
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