Maui Women’s Pro 2018 Betting Odds Predict Another Victory to Former Winner Stephanie Gilmore

The Maui Women’s Pro 2018 betting results will come to life from 25^th November to 6^th December. The best surfers will race on the beautiful coastline of Hawaii in the Honolua Bay. It is part of the World Tour competitions organized by the World Surf League. They are responsible for other events like the Corona Open J-bay, Roxy Pro Gold Coast and the Rip Curl Search.

Surfers with the best Maui Women’s Pro 2018 betting odds

Stephanie Gilmore is a 6-time world champion of the ASP Women’s World Tour. The 30-year-old is also the Maui Women’s Pro title holder as she won in 2017. She had won it 3 times before: in 2007, 2008 and 2009. If you ever check the Surfers’ Hall of Fame, you would see her name up there along with some of the best. Gilmore has odds of 5.00 and will be hoping for a repeat of her success from 2017.

Carissa Moore is a 3-time World Champion winning the ASP Women’s World Tour. She also has 6 ASP Elite victories. The best online betting sites in the United States have given her the best odds at 4.50. Not only because she is talented but also because she is passionately driven.

Tyler Wright was the youngest surfer ever to win a Championship Tour event. She is currently the world champion as she has won consecutively in 2016 and 2017. In 2016, She won the Maui Women’s Pro along with 4 other WSL Wold Tour Wins. Her odds are 5.50. No doubt she will try her best in order to win this tour title too.

Courtney Conlogue is an upcoming American surfer who recently won the #1 Vans US Open of Surfing against number one ranked Stephanie Gilmore. She’s nicknamed Lil’ Tiger because of the ferocity on the surfboard and passion when she rides the waves.  Her odds are 5.50. In her best years of surfing, she came in as the number 2 ranked but maybe it is her time to be number 1.

What can we learn from Maui Women’s Pro 2017?

Online sportsbook news sites in the USA report that good friends Stephanie Gilmore and Tyler Wright were matched in the semi-finals. This was a fierce contest as two former winners faced off. They were taunting and teasing each other throughout. When the set waves came, Gilmore was seriously on her surf stance rocking the waves with skill and precision. Those moves earned her a 9.77-point score. Gilmore said that Tyler made her nervous so she had to really do her best.

In the final, Gilmore faced Malia Manuel who in 2008 was seen as a surfing prodigy and became one of the youngest surfers to win the US Open of Surfing ever. During the final, Manuel bided her time, waiting for the last and perfect wave. However, she fell off of her board, leaving her in second place and leaving the Honolua Bay and title to Gilmore in the very last seconds.

What to expect from Maui Women’s Pro 2018?

Maui Women’s Pro 2018 takes place towards the end of the surfing season. Thus it is the best time to put in the best efforts to finish the surfing seasoning on a great note making the competition even more competitive.

It will be wonderful to see some of the most popular surfers like Tyler Wright and Carissa Moore battle it out. Newcomers such as Courtney Conlogue and number-1 ranked champion, Stephanie Gilmore will just make it even better.

What we learned from Maui Women’s Pro 2017 is that we should expect the next competition to be a similar rollercoaster experience. Underdogs can rise up, giants can fall and former winners face each other!

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