It was the time of the month wherein a new era of great surfing event is about to take over the face of extreme sports this year. It's the Round 2 of the great Moche Rip Curl Pro that was held back at the land of Portugal. As an update for the event, it was Santa Cruz native and professional surfer Nat Young who got eliminated during the Round 2 of the event by the American surfer Brett Simpson at the score of 13.87 up to 13.43 last Sunday in 6 to 10 foot waves at Supertubos. It was a close call between the two great surfers during the Round 2 session.

For all the audience who witnessed the event, it was one of the many upsets on the 10th of 11 stops during the 2014 Association of Surfing Professionals' (ASP) World Championship Tour season. Even though Nat Young got eliminated at Round 2, he still manages to wow the crowd with his amazing skills and techniques when it comes to surfing. On the other hand, Brett Simpson ranked number 32 on the World Championship Tour while Nat Young sits at the number 13 spot. It is still a good record for Young this season.

Now here comes the eleven-time World Championship Tour champion Kelly Slater, a Florida native professional surfer, who ranked the number 2 spot on the event. He was ousted by none other than Spain's finest Aritz Aranburu during Round 3 at 12.00 to 6.30 wave score. In addition, the 2014 WCT points leader Gabriel Medina, ranked number 4 Joel Parkinson, number 6 placer Taj Burrow, number 12 Owen Wright and number 15 placer Miguel Pupo were the surfers who got ousted also during the Round 3 of the Moche Rip Curl Pro Portugal.



Nat Young is the 2013 World Championship Tour Rookie of the Year and Rip Curl pro Portugal finalist last season, has had a tough go of things in his past four WCT events. One of his tough times includes his failed attempt to get further than Round3 in all of the events since reaching the finals of the Fiji Pro in mid-June. But, aside from the failure he had encountered, he still manages to get up and strike again for another surfing battle. And in connection with the WCT surfing events, the final World Championship event of the season, which is the Billabong Pipe Masters to be held at the beautiful island of Hawaii, is planned to run from December 8 up to the 20th of the month this 2014.
Have you witnessed the surfing event last Sunday? You can share your comments and special pictures of the event with us below. For all the participants and the lucky winners of the Round 2 Moche Rip Curl Pro Portugal, congratulations and good luck for the final surfing battle this week. We hope everyone will watch the event as the season is about to end and hopefully, you will all attend the next surfing event this month of December. It will be a surprising surfing event for everyone and lots of amazing prizes will be given away to the lucky winners.