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BILLABONG PRO FINAL DAY WILL BEGIN IN 5 MINUTES
News provided by ASP World Tour on 22 July 2005
Get on line and check all the live action from the final day of the Billabong Pro, Jeffreys Bay now!
The final day of the Billabong Pro is about to get underway in 1 to 1.2 metre (3 to 4) foot conditions at Jeffreys Bay.
The spike in swell, as predicted by contest director Mike Parsons, has arrived despite the conditions looking almost dead flat yesterday evening (local time) and heat one between Luke Stedman (AUS) and Luke Egan (AUS) will enter the water in approximately 5 minutes time.
Heats will be 30 minutes in duration.
The Billabong Pro champ, the sixth event champ on the Foster’s Men’s ASP World Tour, will be crowned at around 5pm today (local time).
For all news, results plus the live webcast action log into either aspworldtour.com or billabongpro.com now.
Round four heat draw includes:
Heat 1. Luke Stedman (AUS) vs Luke Egan (AUS)
Heat 2. Fred Patacchia (HAW) vs Tim Reyes (USA)
Heat 3. Lee Winkler (AUS) vs Bede Durbidge (AUS)
Heat 4. Jake Paterson (AUS) vs Kelly Slater (USA)
Heat 5. Andy Irons (HAW) vs Bruce Irons (HAW)
Heat 6. Raoni Monteiro (BRA) vs Phil MacDonald (AUS)
Heat 7. Joel Parkinson (AUS) vs Deam Morrison (AUS)
Heat 8. Greg Emslie (ZAF) vs Taylor Knox (AUS)
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