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Kaisei Adachi dazzles at the Hamamatsu Open, while Mikey Wright sets a new benchmark at Stab High Japan.

At the Hamamatsu Open, 17-year-old sensation Kaisei Adachi from Japan electrified the crowd with a stunning air reverse, propelling him into the semifinals after a decisive victory over Kaito Kawamata. Adachi`s performance not only showcased his technical prowess but also highlighted the burgeoning talent emerging from Japan`s surfing scene.

Meanwhile, the Stab High Japan 2025, presented by Monster Energy, delivered a spectacle of gravity-defying maneuvers. Mikey Wright set the bar sky-high, achieving an astonishing score of 49 out of 50 with a massive inverted Lien reverse, a feat that will be etched into the annals of pool-bound surfing history. The event also featured a nail-biting surf-off between Shane Borland and Matt Meola, with Meola advancing after a breathtaking display of skill and flair.

Stab High Japan offers an array of categories with lucrative prize money, including $20,000 for Pros and $10,000 for Pro Women, drawing the best talent from around the globe. The atmosphere is charged with anticipation as competitors vie for glory and recognition in this thrilling showcase of surfing excellence.

For more on the Hamamatsu Open, check out the surfing news and for insights into Stab High Japan, visit Stab High Japan.

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