How Griffin Colapinto Has Maintained The Yellow Leaders Jersey Going Into The SHISEIDO Tahiti Pro

Watch how San Clemente's Griffin Colapinto has maintained the yellow leaders jersey, steady holding down the top spot on the Championship Tour.
At the first stop following the Mid-season cut, Championship Tour surfers are prepared to meet the most critical wave on Earth. Teahupo'o is one of the most awe-inspiring waves on the planet. What sets Teahupo'o apart is its raw power, sheer size, and cavernous barrels. In order to find triumph in Tahiti, the world's best surfers must prepare to test their mettle against this force of nature, and in doing so, will push the boundaries of their sport. Tahiti is the ultimate proving ground. It all starts at the End of the Road.
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[@jdsaw100]

Thank you very much 😊.

[@rodeo241]

one of the most overscored surfers on the tour

[@gothgurlfriend]

He's maintained the yellow jersey by being blatantly and embarrassingly overscored in basically every heat he's involved in.
Also, as an aside, no-one even cares about the yellow jersey anymore since you completely devalued it with the ridiculous, and unanimously loathed 'Final 5' nonsense that you for some reason introduced.

[@briancanbefound]

Funny how the first wave gets a 7 and the second gets a 9 here lol

[@alvarovilaferrer476]

Its a diferent wave, the first two is in pipeline and the third in sunset which is way more difficult to get a good barrel