Re-Watch — Finals Day At Stab High Japan 2025 Presented By Monster Energy
$50,000 in prize money and the biggest chlorinated ramp to ever host a contest.
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Quik Team Manager and Stab High commentator Stace Galbraith told us early on that Mikey Wright “wasn’t here to build a house, he was going straight to putting the roof on.”
After failing to make a single ride in his opening heat, Mikey stomped the manoeuvre of the comp—landing bolts on a huge inverted Lien reverse for four tens and one nine. A 49/50, as near to perfection as a Jordan flu game.
After yesterdays eight-hour showdown in Shizunami, we’ve narrowed our 60 surfer field down to just 24 — and our winners will be crowned in just a few hours.
Click here to read the full contest report from yesterday — and tap in above to tune in to our live Finals Day broadcast.
Competition Format:
The world’s best aerialists are split into four divisions:
– Pro (36 surfers)
– Ladybirds (10 girls, 15-and-under)
– Bottle Rockets (10 boys, 15-and-under)
– Pro Women (4 surfers)
SEMIFINALS — PRO MENS, BOTTLE ROCKETS, LADYBIRDS
Three Rights, Three Lefts
Best Single Air, Top 4 Advance To Final
Leaderboard Format: Surfers Against Entire Field
FINALS — PRO MENS, PRO WOMENS, BOTTLE ROCKETS, LADYBIRDS
Three Rights, Three Lefts
Best Right + Best Left Count Towards Score
Highest Combined Score Wins
Prize Money
Pros: $20,000 USD
Pro Women: $10,000 USD
Monster Air: $10,000 USD
Ladybirds: $5,000 USD
Bottle Rockets: $5,000 USD
