Oi Rio Pro 2017

Oi Rio Pro ; at the Surf
Location	Rio de Janeiro (BRA)
Dates	09 to 20 May 2017
Competitors	36
Medalists

The Oi Rio Pro 2017 was an event of the Association of Surfing Professionals for 2017 World Surf League. This was held from 12 to 24 April at Rio de Janeiro, (Rio de Janeiro, Brazil) and contested by 36 surfers.

Round 1

Heat 1
	1	Nat Young	13.84
	2	Gabriel Medina	13.10
	3	Ezekiel Lau	10.60

Heat 2
	1	A. de Souza	12.26
	2	Jadson Andre	10.16
	3	W. Dantas	12.97

Heat 3
	1	Jérémy Florès	14.44
	2	Owen Wright	13.97
	3	L. Fioravanti	10.10

Heat 4
	1	Josh Kerr	14.27
	2	Jesse Mendes	12.63
	3	Kolohe Andino	11.84

Heat 5
	1	Jordy Smith	11.20
	2	Bino Lopes	11.06
	3	Jack Freestone	8.16

Heat 6
	1	John Florence	14.67
	2	Yago Dora	14.64
	3	Miguel Pupo	13.40

Heat 7
	1	Filipe Toledo	16.26
	2	Ethan Ewing	10.84
	3	F. Morais	7.70

Heat 8
	1	Ian Gouveia	14.40
	2	Adrian Buchan	13.53
	3	Matt Wilkinson	6.23

Heat 9
	1	Joel Parkinson	16.20
	2	Joan Duru	15.70
	3	C. O'Leary	7.00

Heat 10
	1	Mick Fanning	14.44
	2	Bede Durbidge	12.60
	3	Michel Bourez	10.13

Heat 11
	1	Kanoa Igarashi	13.77
	2	Conner Coffin	13.60
	3	Sebastian Zietz	11.26

Heat 12
	1	Julian Wilson	16.34
	2	Stuart Kennedy	12.86
	3	Caio Ibelli	3.17

Round 2

Heat 1
	1	Yago Dora	14.27
	2	Kolohe Andino	13.23

Heat 2
	1	Owen Wright	16.00
	2	Bino Lopes	8.97

Heat 3
	1	Gabriel Medina	14.20
	2	Jesse Mendes	10.66

Heat 4
	1	Matt Wilkinson	11.00
	2	L. Fioravanti	10.43

Heat 5
	1	Jadson Andre	11.00
	2	Michel Bourez	10.27

Heat 6
	1	Sebastian Zietz	10.90
	2	Ethan Ewing	5.07

Heat 7
	1	Caio Ibelli	14.87
	2	Joan Duru	12.40

Heat 8
	1	Bede Durbidge	14.60
	2	Conner Coffin	10.16

Heat 9
	1	C. O'Leary	18.20
	2	Stuart Kennedy	15.16

Heat 10
	1	Adrian Buchan	14.94
	2	Miguel Pupo	12.67

Heat 11
	1	F. Morais	14.40
	2	Jack Freestone	13.53

Heat 12
	1	W. Dantas	15.60
	2	Ezekiel Lau	15.26

Round 3

Heat 1
	1	A. de Souza	15.67
	2	Ian Gouveia	12.33

Heat 2
	1	W. Dantas	18.27
	2	Sebastian Zietz	11.73

Heat 3
	1	Gabriel Medina	14.30
	2	Bede Durbidge	13.86

Heat 4
	1	Joel Parkinson	15.43
	2	Jérémy Florès	11.44

Heat 5
	1	Mick Fanning	13.40
	2	C. O'Leary	11.90

Heat 6
	1	Yago Dora	15.50
	2	John Florence	10.16

Heat 7
	1	Jordy Smith	14.90
	2	Jadson Andre	14.27

Heat 8
	1	Adrian Buchan	13.16
	2	Caio Ibelli	11.24

Heat 9
	1	Matt Wilkinson	13.00
	2	Josh Kerr	12.73

Heat 10
	1	Kanoa Igarashi	11.73
	2	Filipe Toledo	8.57

Heat 11
	1	Julian Wilson	16.23
	2	F. Morais	16.13

Heat 12
	1	Owen Wright	17.00
	2	Nat Young	15.86

Round 4

Heat 1
	1	A. de Souza	17.27
	2	W. Dantas	16.53
	3	Gabriel Medina	16.53

Heat 2
	1	Mick Fanning	17.50
	2	Yago Dora	15.13
	3	Joel Parkinson	12.54

Heat 3
	1	Adrian Buchan	15.67
	2	Jordy Smith	15.24
	3	Matt Wilkinson	12.66

Heat 4
	1	Owen Wright	17.23
	2	Kanoa Igarashi	16.83
	3	Julian Wilson	15.94

Round 5

Heat 1
	1	Joel Parkinson	16.00
	2	W. Dantas	14.16

Heat 2
	1	Yago Dora	15.67
	2	Gabriel Medina	14.83

Heat 3
	1	Jordy Smith	15.70
	2	Julian Wilson	5.13

Heat 4
	1	Matt Wilkinson	14.33
	2	Kanoa Igarashi	12.97

Quarter finals

Heat 1
	1	A. de Souza	18.50
	2	Joel Parkinson	11.00

Heat 2
	1	Yago Dora	12.44
	2	Mick Fanning	12.34

Heat 3
	1	Adrian Buchan	16.37
	2	Jordy Smith	13.47

Heat 4
	1	Matt Wilkinson	17.23
	2	Owen Wright	14.70

Semi finals

Heat 1
	1	A. de Souza	17.97
	2	Yago Dora	11.97

Heat 2
	1	Adrian Buchan	16.97
	2	Matt Wilkinson	11.60

Final

Heat 1
	1	A. de Souza	17.63
	2	Adrian Buchan	17.23

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