< wpimage aligncenterid6061sizeSluglargelinkDestinationnone > <div class=wp block image><figure class=aligncenter size large><img src=httpswwwgambylcomwp contentuploads202106surfwebp alt= class=wp image 6061><figure><div> < wpimage > < wpparagraph > <p><strong>Stephanie Gilmore <strong>is a world historical surfer who was born on January 29 1988 in Murwillumbah Australia <strong>Stephanie <strong>started surfing at age 10 on the beautiful beaches of <strong>Coolangatta<strong> In 2003 at 13 years old Stephanie won her first title in the Junior category of <strong>New South Wales<strong> and the next year she won the junior national<p> < wpparagraph > < wpparagraph > <p>From a very young age <strong>Gilmore <strong>knew she wanted to invest her time and energy into her surfing career At the age of 17 she was already a reserve for the <strong>Roxy Pro Gold Coast<strong> and because of this she managed to get her first victory in an international competition in 2005 when she defeated <strong>Sofia Mulanovich<strong> Then as a rookie she began participating in the 2007 <strong>ASP World Tour<strong> and to a greater surprise that same year she won her first<strong> world title<strong> Since then <strong>Stephanie Gilmore<strong> has been an unstoppable surfer and undoubtedly a strong competitor in the world of surfing<p> < wpparagraph > < wpparagraph > <p><strong>Stephanie Gilmores Championship Tour Experience<strong><p> < wpparagraph > < wpparagraph > <p><strong>Gilmore <strong>became invincible after her professional debut She repeated the world title in 2008 2009 and 2010 making history in womens surfing In these three years she had won 3 <strong>Hawaiian Triple Crowns<strong> In 2010 she signed the most expensive surf contract at that time of 5 million dollars with the recognized brand <strong>Quiksilver<strong> That same year she was also named champion of the <strong>Rip Curl Womens Pro Search and Roxy Pro<strong> After excellent results and reaching records that no other surfer had achieved at such a young age she was inducted into the surfing hall of fame something that was unspoken of at her age <p> < wpparagraph > < wpparagraph > <p>After a series of injuries for 2 years Gilmore returned in 2012 and was once again crowned as world champion In 2013 the injuries returned causing her to withdraw from competition for a second time But when she was fully recovered in 2014 she won the world title as well as the <strong>Swatch Womens Pro<strong>In 2017 <strong>Gilmore<strong> moved to <strong>Los Angeles<strong> seeking new paths in her career She won the <strong>Roxy Pro Gold<strong> and this was enough for her to win her sixth world title In 2018 she came out on top again and managed to win her<strong> seventh and last world title<strong><p> < wpparagraph > < wpparagraph > <p><strong>Watch the best moments of Stephanie Gilmore at<strong><p> < wpparagraph > < wpembed urlhttpswwwyoutubecomwatchv=dHD7Ipi4wx0typevideoproviderNameSlugyoutuberesponsivetrueclassNamewp embed aspect 16 9 wp has aspect ratio > <figure class=wp block embed is type video is provider youtube wp block embed youtube wp embed aspect 16 9 wp has aspect ratio><div class=wp block embed wrapper> httpswwwyoutubecomwatchv=dHD7Ipi4wx0 <div><figure> < wpembed > < wpparagraph > <p><strong>Next Surfing Event<strong><p> < wpparagraph > < wplist > <ul><li><strong><em>Tournament <em><strong><em>Sunset Open<em><li><li><strong><em>When is it <em><strong><em>The event will take place Sep 20 24 2021<em><li><ul> < wplist > < wpshortcode > wpdatatable id=44 < wpshortcode >
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Eduardo Perez is a Gambyl sports betting staff writer. He is based in South America and is an expert in all things Football especially when it comes to Ecuardorian and Brazilian league soccer.
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