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Now it seems Lenny is putting those words into practise. It’s the one notch, I think, I haven’t checked for me, personally, is to have that ability to be the best surfer in the water anywhere I can go.” And, you know, it’s something I had as a little kid dreaming in Hawaii. Who knows? Maybe I’ll never get there, but I’m gonna try as hard as I can to do it.

Whilst guesting in the booth at a CT event he told Pottz, “I wouldn’t consider doing any kind of QS campaign until I feel like my surfing is up to par with the best in the world.

#WAVESURFER CT CRACK#

It comes on the back of last year when Lenny signaled his intention to have a serious crack at making the CT. The normal positive, ever-smiling Lenny was seen shouting in frustration at his inability to catch the right two-footer required. It also wasn’t part of a sponsor’s deal, Lenny traveled to China off his own bat to compete. However, prior to this one they were all either located in Hawaii or Tahiti. Now Lenny has surfed in QS events before, 11 to be precise. He left with a 73rd place and a measly 250 QS points. Lenny, in this case, didn’t get the score and his run at the China Open was over before it began. However, having a half a million Instagram followers and a few SUP World Titles means f$%k all when you are battling to get a 5.32 to progress in the heat. Suffice to say Lenny, the big wave surfer, stand-up paddle surfer and racer, windsurfer, kitesurfer, foil innovator and celebrity watersports dude had a bit more profile than his QS competitors. In Heat 4 Kai Lenny paddled out to the small, lefts to surf against Nicholas Squiers, Kaito Ohashi and Giorgio Gomez. It largely went unnoticed but last week in the Corona Open China, there was a rather high profile first-round casualty.

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