Corona Bali Protected 2018

Keramas CT 2018
Keramas CT 2018
Location	Keramas Beach, Gianyar, Bali, Indonesia
Dates	27 May to 09 June 2018
Competitors	36 from 10 nations
Medalists
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Last updated December 15, 2022

The Bali Pro 2018 was an event of the 2018 World Surf League. It was held from 27 May to 9 June at Keramas Beach, Gianyar, Bali, Indonesia, and contested by 36 surfers.

Round 1

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Heat 1
	1	Joel Parkinson	10.37
	2	Italo Ferreira	10.10
	3	Keanu Asing	7.17

Heat 2
	1	Owen Wright	14.17
	2	M. February	9.74
	3	Ezekiel Lau	9.57

Heat 3
	1	John Florence	15.17
	2	M. Rodrigues	8.00
	3	Miguel Pupo	4.16

Heat 4
	1	Conner Coffin	10.94
	2	Filipe Toledo	9.46
	3	Mikey Wright	5.84

Heat 5
	1	Gabriel Medina	5.60
	2	Barron Mamiya	2.97
	3	Tomas Hermes	2.07

Heat 6
	1	Julian Wilson	11.50
	2	Connor O'Leary	6.44
	3	Oney Anwar	6.27

Heat 7
	1	Jérémy Florès	8.77
	2	Kolohe Andino	8.66
	3	Ian Gouveia	2.73

Heat 8
	1	Jordy Smith	15.10
	2	Joan Duru	13.04
	3	Kanoa Igarashi	8.33

Heat 9
	1	Griffin Colapinto	15.07
	2	Adrian Buchan	10.83
	3	Jesse Mendes	9.40

Heat 10
	1	Michel Bourez	12.16
	2	P. Gudauskas	8.57
	3	Matt Wilkinson	5.67

Heat 11
	1	Willian Cardoso	7.84
	2	Frederico Morais	6.44
	3	W. Carmichael	4.63

Heat 12
	1	A. de Souza	15.50
	2	Sebastian Zietz	8.67
	3	Yago Dora	2.17

Round 2

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Heat 1
	1	Filipe Toledo	12.77
	2	Oney Anwar	11.00

Heat 2
	1	Italo Ferreira	11.84
	2	Barron Mamiya	11.14

Heat 3
	1	Mikey Wright	14.17
	2	Kolohe Andino	7.83

Heat 4
	1	Adrian Buchan	9.90
	2	Miguel Pupo	8.76

Heat 5
	1	M. February	9.56
	2	W. Carmichael	6.73

Heat 6
	1	Keanu Asing	8.47
	2	Sebastian Zietz	8.00

Heat 7
	1	Frederico Morais	12.07
	2	Ian Gouveia	8.43

Heat 8
	1	Matt Wilkinson	14.64
	2	Joan Duru	7.00

Heat 9
	1	Jesse Mendes	12.33
	2	Kanoa Igarashi	10.56

Heat 10
	1	Ezekiel Lau	15.57
	2	P. Gudauskas	8.67

Heat 11
	1	M. Rodrigues	11.40
	2	Yago Dora	11.27

Heat 12
	1	Tomas Hermes	12.66
	2	Connor O'Leary	11.34

Round 3

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Heat 1
	1	Jesse Mendes	13.34
	2	John Florence	11.37

Heat 2
	1	Michel Bourez	15.17
	2	Ezekiel Lau	12.97

Heat 3
	1	Willian Cardoso	12.00
	2	Owen Wright	10.37

Heat 4
	1	Adrian Buchan	11.40
	2	M. Rodrigues	8.83

Heat 5
	1	Griffin Colapinto	15.84
	2	Matt Wilkinson	15.40

Heat 6
	1	Mikey Wright	12.27
	2	Julian Wilson	11.83

Heat 7
	1	Gabriel Medina	15.70
	2	Michael February	9.44

Heat 8
	1	Jérémy Florès	16.04
	2	Frederico Morais	13.50

Heat 9
	1	Jordy Smith	16.36
	2	Conner Coffin	9.00

Heat 10
	1	Italo Ferreira	14.30
	2	Tomas Hermes	10.10

Heat 11
	1	A. de Souza	14.13
	2	Joel Parkinson	13.46

Heat 12
	1	Filipe Toledo	14.43
	2	Keanu Asing	8.43

Round 4

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Heat 1
	1	Michel Bourez	17.00
	2	Willian Cardoso	13.60
	3	Jesse Mendes	11.66

Heat 2
	1	Mikey Wright	15.80
	2	Griffin Colapinto	13.73
	3	Adrian Buchan	12.50

Heat 3
	1	Jordy Smith	11.76
	2	Jérémy Florès	11.70
	3	Gabriel Medina	10.76

Heat 4
	1	Italo Ferreira	17.00
	2	Filipe Toledo	13.87
	3	A. de Souza	13.16

Quarter finals

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Heat 1
	1	Michel Bourez	16.17
	2	Griffin Colapinto	14.83

Heat 2
	1	Mikey Wright	14.93
	2	Willian Cardoso	14.86

Heat 3
	1	Jordy Smith	15.34
	2	Filipe Toledo	14.40

Heat 4
	1	Italo Ferreira	16.20
	2	Jérémy Florès	15.73

Semi finals

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Heat 1
	1	Michel Bourez	14.27
	2	Mikey Wright	5.67

Heat 2
	1	Italo Ferreira	17.13
	2	Jordy Smith	16.93

Final

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Heat 1
	1	Italo Ferreira	18.87
	2	Michel Bourez	9.83

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↑ World Surf League (3 June 2018). "Michel Bourez vs. Italo Ferreira - FINAL - Corona Bali Protected 2018". YouTube . Retrieved 22 November 2018.

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[1] "Italo Ferreira & Lakey Peterson Win Corona Bali Protected". Surfline.com. 22 May 2018. Retrieved 22 November 2018.

[2] "2018 Corona Bali Protected - Round 1". World Surf League. Retrieved 22 November 2018.

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[6] "2018 Corona Bali Protected - Quarterfinal". World Surf League. Retrieved 22 November 2018.

[7] Haro, Alexander. "Italo Ferreira's Perfect 10 at the Corona Bali Protected Was Just Plain Incredible". Theinertia.com. Retrieved 22 November 2018.

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