In the spaces between heats during the Peahi Challenge, the dedicated Jaws duo Adam and Carlo Carbajal of Maui Media Cartel teamed up with Brett Lickle and Bruno Lemos to bring you the two minutes of big-wave bliss.

“A collection of big waves from Jaws in Maui, Hawaii and Mavericks in California. Shot with RED EPIC CAMERA and Canon EF 70-200 2.8.” – Alejandro Berger.
Magnus Bordewick, by way of Oslo, Norway, is going to kill the street scene if he continues to drop parts like this.
Lightweight champion Conor McGregor claimed he was leaving the mixed martial arts world to spend the next 10 months raising a young Irish suckling. I had no idea he was talking about a horse. “Notorious” became the 13th jockey to enter the Pegasus World Cup Invitational. Alongside celebrity trainer Jon Lovitz, “Notorious” will attempt to win the largest purse in the history horse racing.
“That’s a wrap for #2016! Thank you EVERYONE for being apart of our adventure, for telling our story! We are beyond grateful for the hand you’ve played in it. Watch our best of 2016 video now!” – @devinsupertramp.
A truly astonishing goal from Olivier Giroud set Arsenal on their way to a 2-0 win over Crystal Palace on Sunday. The Frenchman scored for the second successive game, and it was a thing of beauty, beginning with a Lucas Perez tackle and finished by the striker with an audacious scorpion kick that crashed off the underside of the bar and in.
UFC 207 was punctuated with the arrival of 25-year old Cody Garbrandt, who schooled Dominick Cruz for five rounds in the co-main event to win the bantamweight title. Though it was the first loss that Cruz has suffered in nearly 10 years, the fight was so one-sided that a rematch wasn’t a given. So who will be Garbrandt’s first title defence? Maybe there won’t be one straight away. Garbrandt is thinking bigger. As in, bigger money, bigger rewards, bigger weight classes. Jose Aldo.
Matt Serra, Din Thomas and UFC President Dana White pack a summer’s worth of fun into a trip to White’s vacation home in Maine, with go-karts, demolition derby, drag racing, lobster rolls, a hot dog eating contest and more. After all that, the guys check out a fight card that surprises them with its entertaining bouts and promising athletes.
2016 was the year in which UFC titles became more insignificant than ever before as fighters discovered that chasing big-money fights was more beneficial than mounting a championship belt above their mantelpiece. Arguably the biggest bout of 2016 was the welterweight rematch between Conor McGregor and Nate Diaz. So it comes as no surprise that other fighters are learning the value of trying to set up fights that fans will pay to watch.
Setting off from the slopes of Mount Royal, Sebastien Toutant hits all kinds of spots including stair sets and a graveyards!
Bantamweight champion Dominick Cruz enjoys a sushi feast before doing some last-minute shopping. Cody Garbrandt spends his holiday at a meal hosted by mentor Urijah Faber. Already in Las Vegas, women’s bantamweight champion Amanda Nunes celebrates with laughter and laundry. And former women’s bantamweight champion Ronda Rousey arrives at the hotel to begin her first fight week in over a year.