The Waves Are Calling, But Who Will Ride to Victory?
The Banco do Brasil Saquarema Pro 2025 is set to make a splash from October 11th to 19th, 2025, in the breathtaking shores of Saquarema, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Presented by Corona Cero, this thrilling event (CSEvent 05) promises to showcase the world’s top surfing talent in a battle for supremacy. But here’s where it gets exciting: the results are hidden to prevent spoilers! If you’re eager to know who’s advancing, you’ll have to click to reveal the outcomes. And this is the part most people miss—the drama of each heat, where every wave could mean the difference between glory and elimination.
Heat-by-Heat Breakdown: Who’s Advancing and Who’s Hanging Ten?
Let’s dive into the action, starting with Heat 1. Jadson Andre (5.90) and Tenshi Iwami (6.23) were eliminated, while Yago Dominguez (7.90) and Cauã Costa (10.50) secured their spots in the Round of 64. But here’s a thought: Did the judges get it right, or did Andre’s style deserve a higher score? Let us know in the comments!
In Heat 2, Billy Stairmand (12.50) and Luke Slijpen (10.67) dominated, while Daiki Tanaka (10.33) and Dakoda Walters (8.03) were left behind. Stairmand’s performance was flawless, but is he a favorite to win it all? Share your predictions!
Heat 3 saw Shohei Kato (8.80) and Wesley Leite (9.00) advance, leaving Igor Moraes (8.06) and Taj Stokes (7.90) in the dust. Leite’s consistency was impressive, but can he keep it up in the later rounds?
Moving to Heat 4, Kauli Vaast (12.33) and Joh Azuchi (10.77) secured their spots, while Jose Francisco (8.70) and Daniel Templar (9.24) were eliminated. Vaast’s performance was nothing short of spectacular—is he the one to beat this year?
Heat 5 brought Peterson Crisanto (8.90) and Weslley Dantas (9.83) to the forefront, while Dylan Moffat (8.83) and Justin Becret (8.80) fell short. Dantas’ comeback in the final waves was remarkable, but can he maintain that momentum?
In Heat 6, Luke Tema (10.50) and Rafael Teixeira (12.23) advanced, leaving Afonso Antunes (10.06) and Tully Wylie (8.73) behind. Teixeira’s high-scoring wave was a highlight, but is he consistent enough for the long haul?
Heat 7 saw Adur Amatriain (11.03) and Kaue Germano (10.00) move forward, while Frederico Morais (7.90) and Ryan Huckabee (9.37) were eliminated. Germano’s performance was solid, but can he handle the pressure in the later stages?
Finally, in Heat 8, Luke Swanson (11.57) and Thomas Lindhorst (10.94) secured their spots, while Lucas Cassity (8.04) and Josh Burke (10.73) were left behind. Swanson’s precision was unmatched, but is he the dark horse of the competition?
Your Picks Matter: Are You in the Top Tier?
With every heat, your picks could put you at the top of the leaderboard. But here’s a controversial question: Do fan picks influence the surfers’ performance, or is it all about their skill and the waves? Let us know your thoughts in the comments!
The Banco do Brasil Saquarema Pro 2025 is more than just a competition—it’s a celebration of skill, strategy, and the unpredictable beauty of the ocean. Who will ride the waves to victory? Stay tuned, and don’t forget to share your bold predictions!
