Pro womens surfer, Sally Fitzgibbons, surfing at the Rip Curl WSL Finals held at Lowers Trestles. Here are some highlights of Sally’s best rides. The world of professional surfing is always exciting, and the 2021 Rip Curl WSL Finals did not disappoint. One surfer who stood out from the rest was Sally Fitzgibbons, who made a big impression with her performance at Lowers Trestles on September 14th.
Fitzgibbons, who entered the competition ranked #3, faced off against some tough competition in Johanne Defay and Tatiana Weston-Webb in Rounds 3 and 2 respectively. However, Fitzgibbons showed off her skills and tenacity, carving up the waves with ease and grace.
Sally Fitzgibbons Surfing Video
One of the reasons for Fitzgibbons’ success is her strong support network. The Australian surfer is sponsored by Harvey Norman, T&C Surfboards Hawaii, Boost Mobile, and FCS, which provides her with the necessary equipment and resources to compete at the highest level. But it’s not just about the gear. Fitzgibbons has an incredible work ethic, spending hours honing her skills and staying in top physical condition.
It’s no surprise that Fitzgibbons has become a fan favorite over the years. Her positive attitude and sportsmanship, both in and out of the water, have endeared her to fans around the world. Despite the pressure and intensity of professional surfing, Fitzgibbons always manages to keep a smile on her face and inspire those around her.
The Rip Curl WSL Finals was a fitting end to a challenging year for professional surfers, who had to navigate travel restrictions and changing conditions due to the ongoing pandemic. But despite the challenges, Sally Fitzgibbons and other top surfers showed the world what they are capable of, leaving fans excited for the future of the sport.
As we look ahead to the next season of professional surfing, it’s clear that Sally Fitzgibbons will be one to watch. With her talent, determination, and support network, she is sure to make waves and continue to inspire others both in and out of the water.
Sally Fitzgibbons Suring Photos
