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Hace 2 días · Irons married Lyndie Dupuis on November 25, 2007, in Princeville, Kauai. She was seven months pregnant with their first child at the time of his death. Lyndie gave birth to their son, Andy Axel Irons, in Kauai on the opening day of the Pipeline Masters in Memory of Andy Irons on December 8, 2010.
Hace 3 días · The Brazilians rose together, and for the last six years have won every World Title on the men's side, consecutively. Surfing for Gold on this year's Brazilian National team are six absolute contenders. On the men's side, 3x World Champion and 2x Teahupo'o winner Gabriel Medina; 2x defending World Champion Filipe Toledo; and Saquarema's slab ...
Hace 2 días · Today is Andy Irons birthday and with the Olympics coming up and AI being AI at Teahupoo there are plenty of vids and iconography of Andy doing Andy things at the world’s gnarliest wave that we coulda posted, but this part below – featuring Andy grinding on a 6’2” in miserable Oceanside — has always been the one for me.. To watch someone in their prime, grind out these technical ...
Hace 5 días · On November 2, 2010, the world of surfing mourned the death of Andy Irons who passed away in a hotel at age 32. Medical reports conclude Irons died from a cardiac arrest due to artery issues. The official autopsy revealed a severe drug problem that had been kept relatively hidden.
Hace 1 día · Just remember: Tom Whitaker and Andy Irons both earned decent scores going right in Tahiti. Photo by Ed Sloane/World Surf League. Mikey C’s below. Event winner ... $5 on Andy Criere at +1600 to win $80 $5 on Lucca Mesinas at +850 to win $43 $50 on Leo Fioravanti at -170 to win $29 $5 on Reo Inaba at +1600 to win $80.
Hace 1 día · Barra, you’ll recall, burst into the surf consciousness in 2006 when the World Surf League nee Association of Surfing Professionals traveled there for “Search” event. The waves were perfect, pumping overhead barrels, and the late, great Andy Irons took the cup with an unforgettable performance.
Hace 1 día · Teenager Andy Irons from Hawaii won the event. The competition returned the following year under the name Gotcha Tahiti Pro; a women's division was added (won by Keala Kennelly of Hawaii); and the competition ended in chaos when Hawaii's Conan Hayes, the apparent winner after fearlessly charging through a series of Teahupoo barrels, was announced as runner-up behind Australia's Koby Abberton.
