Merewether’s Ryan Callinan has put himself inside of putting distance of returning to the highest 10 with two rounds final at the 2019 Global Surf League championship excursion. Portugal and Hawaii are this season’s closing stops with Callinan now up one place to equivalent 11th at the global ratings after his quarter-final loss to eventual French Professional winner Jeremy Flores over the weekend. The 27-year-old goofy footer picked up 4745 issues for his fifth-placed end, giving him 27,535 total. READ MORE: Australian Boardriders Fight finals to stick in Newcastle for 3 extra years This places Callinan along Hawaii’s Seth Moniz, 500 issues forward of 11-time global champion Kelly Slater (27,035) and 1990 at the back of fellow Australian surfer Julian Wilson (29,525). Flores (31,450) jumped 5 puts to 9th, Australia’s Owen Wright (34,780) is 7th and identify holder Gabriel Medina (48,015) holds a 2285-point benefit on peak of the leaderboard. Callinan, who was once ranked No.7 previous this yr, narrowly misplaced his quarters warmth to Flores via 14.four to 13.17. The Portugal Professional festival window opens Wednesday. Callinan has drawn Slater and France’s Joan Duru.
Merewether’s Ryan Callinan has put himself inside of putting distance of returning to the highest 10 with two rounds final at the 2019 Global Surf League championship excursion.
The 27-year-old goofy footer picked up 4745 issues for his fifth-placed end, giving him 27,535 total.
This places Callinan along Hawaii’s Seth Moniz, 500 issues forward of 11-time global champion Kelly Slater (27,035) and 1990 at the back of fellow Australian surfer Julian Wilson (29,525).
Flores (31,450) jumped 5 puts to 9th, Australia’s Owen Wright (34,780) is 7th and identify holder Gabriel Medina (48,015) holds a 2285-point benefit on peak of the leaderboard.
Callinan, who was once ranked No.7 previous this yr, narrowly misplaced his quarters warmth to Flores via 14.four to 13.17.
The Portugal Professional festival window opens Wednesday.
