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Gabriel Medina Loses Final in Fiji Even with an Impressive 10 in Tube

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Gabriel Medina made a solid battery in the end of Cloudbreaks, got a nice 10-note tube, but saw American Cole Houshmand come out with a win in the decision of the Fiji stage of WSL. Medina finished with a score of 1

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Not a 10 note thanks to a perfect tube was enough for Gabriel Medina to win the title of the Cloudbreak stage in Fiji by the World Surfing Circuit. The Brazilian ended up defeated by American Cole Houshmand by 16.87 to 15.17 and took the vice-championate. With a sum of 16.87 thanks to an 8.50 and an 8.37, the American overcame the Brazilian, who had a 5.17 as a second note. With the result in the stage, Medina climbed to the fourth position in t…

·Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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Gabriel Medina made a solid battery in the end of Cloudbreaks, got a nice 10-note tube, but saw American Cole Houshmand come out with a win in the decision of the Fiji stage of WSL. Medina finished with a score of 1

·São Paulo, Brazil
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World tri-champion, Medina managed to become the unfavorable score by getting maximum score five minutes from the end of the final. However, the American Cole Houshmand again surfed well and surpassed the Brazilian in the final sum .

·Quadra, Brazil
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Brazilian gets the top score in the final, but loses to Cole Houshmand and closes the stage in the second placement The post Even taking a 10, Gabriel Medina gets the vice championship in Fiji apareceu primeiro em Olimpíada Todo Dia.

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Brazilian surfer loses to American opponent and continues without winning a stage of the elite of the mode since 2023

Brazilian World Trichamp took perfect note of the decision, but ended up being overtaken by the American

·São Paulo, Brazil
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CNN Brasil broke the news in São Paulo, Brazil on Wednesday, September 2, 2026.
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