1 on 1 w/ Filipe Toledo - Winning back-to-back World Titles, His super heat against Ethan Ewing, Overcoming doubt, Scouting the competition, Sacrifice and triumph, and Doing it all for his family
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In this episode of 1 On 1, Joe Turpel sits down with the 2023 World Champion Filipe Toledo to talk about winning back-to-back World Titles. Filipe dives into his huge win at the Rip Curl WSL Finals, overcoming doubts, scouting his competition, and surfing one of the very best heats of his career agains Ethan Ewing when it mattered most. He looks back at his road to becoming a two-time champ, the sacrifices he made along the way, his support system, and winning for his family.
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