Mpora Media Tag Feed: Josh Kerr

SCAVENGE

Wed, 23 May 2012 09:44:26 +0100

We came, we saw, we scavenged. Two sunny days around the Gold Coast. Presented by RUSTY // rusty.com Surfing by Josh Kerr // kerr-azy.com Film and Edit by Matt Kleiner // mattkleiner.com Music by Gauntlet Hair // gauntlethair.net bt Matt Kleiner

O’Neill Cold Water Classic 2011 - California - Highlights of Day 3

Sun, 30 Oct 2011 01:49:03 +0000

It was a non-stop day of action at the O’Neill Cold Water Classic 2011, as the event took full advantage of its mobile format to make the most of the swell on offer. Starting just after sunrise at Steamer Lane to finish off the Round of 96, the event packed up and headed up the coast to the beach break of Waddell Creek to plough through the Round of 48. Then just to finish things off, it returned back to the Lane to get stuck into the man-on-man heats in the Round of 24 until the sun set. Jordy Smith who currently sits at number 6 on the ASP World Ranking took the final wildcard position at this ASP PRIME event and advanced with ease through to the Round of 24. Currently in the lead but out of the competition is Brent Dorrington. However still in the running in order of current standing are Adam Melling, Willian Cardoso, Miguel Pupo and Tom Whitaker.

O’Neill Cold Water Classic 2011 - California - Highlights of Day 2

Sat, 29 Oct 2011 01:40:38 +0100

Once again it was the setting for a perfect day of competition - clear blue skies, and whales out in the bay - on day two of the O’Neill Cold Water Classic, Santa Cruz. A high tide meant that despite at 7am start for the call, Steamer Lane wasn’t working its magic until after lunch when local surfer Jonny Craft got into the water and took out the first heat of the day. With current Series leader Brent Dorrington out of the event Adam Melling is now eyeing up the $50,000 prize money on offer to the CWC Series winner as he sits a mere 920 points behind Brent. And he made his intent known in the early stages of his heat, pulling out the highest wave score of the event with a 9.50. Another fighter out in the water was Josh Kerr. Sitting in first, he picked up an interference and slid down to 4th place. And then pulled out the second highest wave score of the event, a 9.30!

2 Hours at Lowers

Fri, 16 Sep 2011 08:57:04 +0100

Only 2 hours of filming, but great action Josh Kerr, Taj Burrows, Brett Simpson, Carissa Moore, Alejo Muniz, Damien Fahrenfort, Luke Davis, Jadson Andre and Miguel Pupo 1HourinHB.com

THE SINGLE LIFE

Thu, 30 Jun 2011 10:57:30 +0100

The Rusty team recently went to Bali armed with single fins, Josh Kerr rewrote the history book with combos of futuristic manoeuvres on a single fin, airs, reverses, fin-chucks and gaffs were the norm.

Film: The Kerrazy Kronicles

Mon, 23 May 2011 09:28:19 +0100

JOSH KERR has had a busy 12 months. In the last 12 months he has travelled the globe filming for his debut profile movie “THE KERRAZY KRONICLES” and he also qualified for the WCT. A very busy year indeed and a year some have called a career highlight year for any professional surfer. The “KERRAZY KRONICLES” movie is on the tip of cutting edge performance, Kerr who is known as one of the best aerial surfers on the planet doesn’t disappoint when it come to above the lip, his performance on the rail shows a boy who has become a man and his tube riding skills is second to none. The movie has been filmed from around the globe, from the chaos of Kerr weaving thru the crowd at his beloved Snapper Rocks, above the lip and tight in the pocket Bali attack, back side punts that leave you disheveled at Macaroni’s, massive Barbados pits, getting his fair share at Hawaii’s infamous Pipeline and plenty more will get you amped to hit the salt and do some Kerrzy’s !

O'Neill Cold Water Classic Canada 2010 - All Highlights

Sat, 16 Oct 2010 08:29:31 +0100

26-year old Australian Josh Kerr wins the O'Neill Cold Water Classic Canada 2010 - the coldest surf competition in the world!! The final heat was between Josh Kerr (AUS) and Eric Geiselman (USA), with Josh claiming the victory and winning the legendary paddle! Unfortunately last year's surprise winner and local hero Peter Devries couldn’t repeat his victory and was defeated in the Round of 16 by eventual winner Josh Kerr. After the most southern, the most northern, the wildest and the coldest event the Cold Water Classic Series now moves to its final event of the year - the most classic in Santa Cruz, California. From October 18th – 24 the Overall Series Winner will be decided! It's going to be a dramatic final with Shaun Cansdell reaching the semis here in Canada he now sits top of the rankings ahead of Stuart Kennedy (AUS)! Who's going to win the toughest and most challenging surf series of the world and the $ 50.000 cheque that comes with the overall victory? Watch it live: www.oneill.com/cwc/california/live

O'Neill Cold Water Classic Canada 2010 - Bear Attacks Surfers!!!

Fri, 15 Oct 2010 23:59:12 +0100

During the Cold Water Classic Canada 2010 - the coldest surf competition in the world in Tofino, Vancouver Island a wild bear found its way into town as well! He probably wanted to see the surfing action which went down there with his own eyes... During the week he was terrorising the people of Tofino and scared the shit out of all the surfers there!

O’Neill Cold Water Classic Canada 2010 - Highlights Finals

Fri, 15 Oct 2010 12:16:23 +0100

26-year old Australian Josh Kerr wins the O’Neill Cold Water Classic Canada 2010 – the coldest surf competition in the world!! The final heat was between Josh Kerr (AUS) and Eric Geiselman (USA). Eric pulled out the wave of the event with a spectacular aerial, scoring a 9.10 and passed Shaun Cansdell (AUS) into the final. But Josh took the victory and wins the legendary Paddle. The Cold Water Classic Series now moves to its final event of the year in Santa Cruz, California. It’s going to be a dramatic final with Shaun Cansdell reaching the semis here in Canada he now sits top of the rankings ahead of Stuart Kennedy (AUS)! Who’s going to win the prestigious Cold Water Classic Series 2010 and the hefty $ 50.000 cheque? Watch the big final stop live from October 18th - 24th 2010: www.oneill.com/cwc/california/live

O’Neill Cold Water Classic Canada 2010 - Highlights Day 3

Tue, 12 Oct 2010 22:01:17 +0100

Neither surging tides nor torrential rain could stop the third day of the O’Neill Cold Water Classic Canada. Storming through 16 heats in the Round of 96, it was Glenn Hall (AUS) who was the standout of the day, as the mobile competition returned once again to North Chestermans beach in Tofino. Despite the relentless rain, the locals flocked to the beach on this Canadian Thanksgiving day to watch one of the local heroes Noah Cohen take to the water and narrowly miss out on advancing to the next round despite some impressive surfing. Royden Bryson, the current leader in the Cold Water Classic series rankings and the $50,000 that comes with it, failed to turn up for his heat in this 6-Star ASP event today!