Worldsurfleague.com is the official website of the World Surf League (WSL), a global organization dedicated to promoting and governing professional surfing worldwide. The website serves as a hub for surf enthusiasts, providing a plethora of information related to competitions, athletes, news, and rankings. Surfing enthusiasts can access live event streaming, watch highlights and replays, and stay updated on the latest contests and results. With a user-friendly interface, the website provides a comprehensive guide to the world of professional surfing, offering fans the ability to engage with their favorite surfers and immerse themselves in the thrilling world of this exhilarating sport.

When Stephanie Gilmore (pictured) won the 2018 Rip Curl Pro, she earned $65,000 for her victory, while her male counterpart, Italo Ferreira, got $100,000 for his. ( Sean M. Haffey / Getty Images)theatlantic.comFor the first time in its history, the World Surf League requires that cash prizes be uniform for men and women. But gender inequality isn’t completely eradicated from the sport.

The McGowan Government is very pleased to be able to support this new leg on the Australian calendar following our securing of the Margaret River Pro until at least 2024."worldsurfleague.comThe World Surf League competitors will also be able to meet the world's happiest animal, the quokka, and experience firsthand Rottnest's unique environment.

beachgrit.comThe World Surf League had an undeniably wonderful year, save asterisks hung on both its male shortboarding and longboarding champions.