posted on 5th December 2009
It came down to the final event of the year, with 5 contenders all with a mathematical chance of winning. Going into the Confital Pro, the standings were as follows:1034 views
 | Rudi Geyser 8th December 2009 19:00 |
| eirher way, it was a seriously entertaining heat!!! | |
 | hip.kid 8th December 2009 14:53 |
| I see, thanks Rudi. Although you do seem far more confident then the judges, "there's no disputing that heat" you said, yet I believe Ben topped Jeff by a mere 0.15 . But yes, as you said quality over quantity. | |
| Rudi Geyser 7th December 2009 20:22 |
| i just watched that vid again and ben won that thing fair and square, infact there s no disputing that heat! quality over quantity my friends. | |
| Rudi Geyser 7th December 2009 20:19 |
| i dont know man, there was alot of style behind those flips, (whats huck supposed to mean?)and technically is ALOT more difficult to stick. that last flip of bens was huge into the flats. I think jeff could have done 10 more rolls on that wave, it wouldnt have mattered, they re only rolls. | |
| hip.kid 7th December 2009 16:45 |
| How is it that Jeff was beaten by Ben in that heat? Jeff seem to be owning it, roll-barrel-ars combos, where Ben seemed to be riding smaller waves and not going for combos, mainly hucking backflips. Perhaps Jeff only had two high scoring waves? or does one get a lot more points for hucking flips then one does for the combos jeff was styling? | |
 | Craig Trilivas 7th December 2009 16:24 |
| Congrats Jeff!!! | |
