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Yago Dora and Medina advance to set up all-Brazilian Cloud 9 semi-final

Yago Dora and Gabriel Medina won their quarter-finals at Cloud 9 to set up an all-Brazilian semi-final in the Philippines. Yago scored 17.37 against Kanoa Igarashi, while Medina came back to win 12.33 against Australian George Pittar on his last wave.

By RedaçãoPublished: 11/02/2026, 11:38

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A vaga na final da etapa de Cloud 9, nas Filipinas, sairá de um duelo brasileiro: Yago Dora e Gabriel Medina passaram pelas quartas na madrugada desta segunda-feira, dia 2, e se enfrentam na semifinal. Filipe Toledo e Luana Silva caíram na mesma fase.

Yago dominou Kanoa Igarashi. Na segunda onda, o campeão mundial e líder do ranking combinou tubo e aéreo para arrancar 9.87; veio também um 7.50 e o somatório de 17.37, deixando o japonês precisando de combinação. Igarashi fechou com 9.60 (4.93 + 4.67).

Medina virou de novo no fim. Contra o australiano George Pittar, ele perdia por 9.17 a 5.33 até a última onda, quando saiu de um aéreo com 7.00 para fechar em 12.33 (7.00 + 5.33).

Será o segundo duelo entre eles na temporada, repetindo Bells Beach, quando Yago venceu. No histórico do CT, é o quinto confronto, com três vitórias de Yago e apenas uma de Medina.

Na outra metade da chave, Filipe Toledo caiu. Ele teve a maior nota da bateria, 9.43, mas não achou a segunda; Ethan Ewing avançou com 17.17 (9.17 + 8.00) contra 14.93 (9.43 + 5.50). Ewing pega Jack Robinson, que despachou o havaiano Seth Moniz.

Entre as mulheres, Luana Silva perdeu para a pentacampeã mundial Carissa Moore: 13.57 (6.90 + 6.67) contra 7.83 (4.00 + 3.83).

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