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Los locales jugaron con la baza de la veteran\u00eda en la prestigiosa ola galdense para encarar a los riders venidos de todos los rincones del mundo, con a\u00e9reos, tubos, rolos y maniobras de infarto que hicieron vibrar este popular enclave para el deporte en Gran Canaria. Arriesgando desde la primera ola, no hubo lugar para el fallo en la competici\u00f3n, en la que destac\u00f3 el canario Jonathan Vega, <\/strong>subcampe\u00f3n del Front\u00f3n King 2018, que se asent\u00f3 en su camino al podio con un 15,07 como mayor puntuaci\u00f3n de la jornada. Logr\u00f3 poner a todo el p\u00fablico en pie un espectacular a\u00e9reo de Txomin L\u00f3pez<\/strong>que le regal\u00f3 un 8,5 de puntuaci\u00f3n en la mejor maniobra del d\u00eda, un vuelo sobre la cresta de la ola del Front\u00f3n, que cerr\u00f3 la puntuaci\u00f3n del vasco con un 14,33 total.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Se lanzaron con la primera manga del d\u00eda los locales Kevin Orihuela, Javier Romero y Samuel Brito<\/strong>contra el irland\u00e9s Seamus McGoldrick<\/strong>, en 25 minutos que convocaron a los amantes del bodyboard a gritar y aplaudir a los competidores, y en la que destac\u00f3 Samuel Brito<\/strong>con un espectacular 11,6 para dar el pistoletazo de salida al evento.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Tambi\u00e9n marc\u00f3 la diferencia la actuaci\u00f3n del brasile\u00f1o Gabriel Braga<\/strong>, que logr\u00f3 desbancar en sus 25 minutos al local Alejandro Barbosa<\/strong> en puntuaci\u00f3n, coloc\u00e1ndose en primer puesto. Llegado desde la isla de Pascua, el chileno Crist\u00f3bal Fern\u00e1ndez<\/strong>lider\u00f3 su manga, sum\u00e1ndose a la lista de candidatos a obtener una plaza en la final. Con un 14,1 de puntuaci\u00f3n, se acercaba un poco m\u00e1s a la fase final el colombiano Juli\u00e1n Gonz\u00e1lez<\/strong> que se coloc\u00f3 por encima de sus rivales locales e internacionales en una manga muy disputada con el canario Oliver Herrera<\/strong>.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Una de las \u00faltimas mangas del d\u00eda se cerr\u00f3 con el liderazgo del hawaiano Jacob Romero<\/strong>, con una puntuaci\u00f3n de 13,33, seguido del canario Ernesto Evana<\/strong>, que no fue capaz de alcanzar en puntos a su rival en una manga que se decant\u00f3 por Romero. Los \u00faltimos en enfrentarse a la ola del Front\u00f3n fueron<\/p>\n el chileno Math\u00edas D\u00edas<\/strong>, el brasile\u00f1o Leandro Chagas<\/strong> y los canarios Eduardo Rodr\u00edguez y Lionel Medina,<\/strong>con un cierre de primera jornada muy disputado que se decidi\u00f3 para el chileno.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Los competidores nacionales e internacionales no lograron hacerle sombra a los locales en buena parte de las mangas, con el canario Igor S\u00e1nchez<\/strong>, que no defraud\u00f3 en su cita con la prestigiosa ola galdense, con un 14,66 de puntuaci\u00f3n, de las m\u00e1s altas del d\u00eda en el Gran Canaria Front\u00f3n King Pro 2019. Un Rub\u00e9n Redondo<\/strong>entregado a la ola que lleva entren\u00e1ndole durante a\u00f1os protagoniz\u00f3 un duelo contra el joven Javier Dom\u00ednguez, <\/strong>que subi\u00f3 las expectativas de una manga emocionante que se llev\u00f3 el l\u00edder de la cantera, Javier Dom\u00ednguez, con 12,5 de puntuaci\u00f3n.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Tras una jornada fren\u00e9tica y de intenso espect\u00e1culo de bodyboard en G\u00e1ldar, el Gran Canaria Front\u00f3n King Pro 2019<\/strong>regresa ma\u00f1ana desde las 10 de la ma\u00f1ana con m\u00e1s fases previas, en la que volver\u00e1n al mar en segunda ronda m\u00e1s de medio centenar de rider. El sumatorio de ambas fases decidir\u00e1 la media que dar\u00e1 el pase a ocho de los 64 participantes a la fase final.<\/p>\n M\u00e1s que competici\u00f3n en el Front\u00f3n King<\/p>\n La primera jornada de competici\u00f3n en fase previa del Gran Canaria Front\u00f3n King Pro 2019 ha sido mucho m\u00e1s que olas en G\u00e1ldar, ya que ha venido de la mano de un gran festival<\/strong>con decenas de actividades en la Avenida del Agujero<\/strong>en G\u00e1ldar. Ocio y entretenimiento para toda la familia, marcas de ropa y complementos, exhibiciones de artes marciales, crossfit, lucha canaria, talleres infantiles y un gran campeonato de Skate, antesala de los conciertos de Yet Garbey, \u00daltima llave, Mel \u00d6mana <\/strong>y la estrella de Got Talent,Cristina Ramos<\/strong>.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Gran Canaria Front\u00f3n King Pro 2019<\/strong> est\u00e1 organizado por Epic Events<\/strong>, y promovido por el Cabildo de Gran Canaria<\/strong>a trav\u00e9s del Patronato de Turismo<\/strong> y la Consejer\u00eda de Deportes<\/strong> que enmarca esta prueba deportiva dentro del programa Isla Europea del Deporte<\/strong> en la categor\u00eda Premium<\/strong> de Grandes de Eventos de Gran Canaria<\/strong>y el Ayuntamiento de G\u00e1ldar<\/strong>. Cuenta adem\u00e1s con el patrocinio de Naviera Armas, NMD Board Company, 7 UP, Ahembo y Jacio Guest House. <\/strong>ColaboranHydro Flask, RS Sonocom, Sen no Sen, Fuente Bruma<\/strong> y Toyota<\/strong>.<\/p>\n [:en]The Gran Canaria Front\u00f3n King Pro 2019 opens the competition in G\u00e1ldar with its<\/p>\n previous phase, in magnificent conditions and full full in its stands<\/p>\n The Wave of the Fronton has received today the riders of the Gran Canaria Front\u00f3n King Pro 2019 who have launched themselves to the most powerful wave in the world in their climb to obtain one of the eight seats for the final phase of the international event, last test of the circuit APB World Tour 2019. With an absolute full in the stands and an environment where the applause dominated, the coast of G\u00e1ldar became today the headquarters of the best world bodyboard, with 16 sleeves and 64 riders.<\/p>\n The locals played with the trick of the veteran in the prestigious Galician wave to face the riders from all corners of the world, with aerial, tubes, rolls and infarction maneuvers that made this popular enclave for sports in Gran Canaria vibrate. Risking from the first wave, there was no place for failure in the competition, in which the canary Jonathan Vega, runner-up of the Front\u00f3n King 2018, who settled on his way to the podium with a 15.07 as the highest score of the day . He managed to put a spectacular aerial of Txomin L\u00f3pezque on his feet, giving him a score of 8.5 in the best maneuver of the day, a flight over the crest of the Front\u00f3n wave, which closed the score of the Basque with a 14, 33 total.<\/p>\n Kevin Orihuela, Javier Romero and Samuel Brito were launched with the first manga of the day against Irishman Seamus McGoldrick, in 25 minutes who summoned bodyboard lovers to shout and applaud competitors, and in which Samuel Brito stood out with a spectacular 11.6 to kick off the event.<\/p>\n Veterans and connoisseurs of the wave of G\u00e1ldar gathered at the start of the event par excellence for bodyboarders in the world, with the Basque Alex Uranga, a classic of this sport marking the passage of his sleeve with a final score of 11.43 . The Hawaiian Jeff Hubbard exploded in applause to those gathered around the competition, with a 13.33 and spectacular airs that left those present speechless. The South African Hankus Loubsterdominaba in his sleeve with a score of 12.33 wearing white lycra, with maneuvers that brought him a little closer to the final phase of the event.<\/p>\n The performance of the Brazilian Gabriel Braga also made the difference, who managed to unseat Alejandro Barbosa in his 25 minutes in scoring, placing himself in first place. Arrived from Easter Island, the Chilean Crist\u00f3bal Fern\u00e1ndezlider\u00f3 his sleeve, adding to the list of candidates to obtain a place in the final. With a 14.1 score, Colombian Juli\u00e1n Gonz\u00e1lez, who placed himself above his local and international rivals in a hotly contested race with Canarian Oliver Herrera, was a little closer to the final phase.<\/p>\n One of the last sleeves of the day was closed with the leadership of Hawaiian Jacob Romero, with a score of 13.33, followed by Canary Ernesto Evana, who was not able to reach his rival in points in a manga that opted for Romero . The last to face the wave of the Fronton were<\/p>\n the Chilean Math\u00edas D\u00edas, the Brazilian Leandro Chagas and the canaries Eduardo Rodr\u00edguez and Lionel Medina, with a very disputed first-day closing that was decided for the Chilean.<\/p>\n The national and international competitors failed to shade the locals in a good part of the sleeves, with the canary Igor S\u00e1nchez, who did not disappoint in his appointment with the prestigious Galician wave, with a 14.66 score, of the highest in the Day at the Gran Canaria Front\u00f3n King Pro 2019. A Rub\u00e9n Redondo delivered to the wave that has been training him for years starred in a duel against the young Javier Dom\u00ednguez, who raised the expectations of an exciting manga that took the quarry leader, Javier Dom\u00ednguez, with 12.5 score. FRONT\u00d3N KING IS NOT ONLY A COMPETITION<\/p>\n The first day of competition in the previous phase of the Gran Canaria Front\u00f3n King Pro 2019 has been much more than waves in G\u00e1ldar, since it has come from the hand of a large festival with dozens of activities on Avenida del Agujero in G\u00e1ldar. Leisure and entertainment for the whole family, clothing and accessories brands, martial arts exhibitions, crossfit, Canarian wrestling, children’s workshops and a great Skate Championship, prelude to the concerts of Yet Garbey, Last Key, Mel \u00d6mana and the star of Got Talent, Cristina Ramos.[:]<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" [:es] El Gran Canaria Front\u00f3n King Pro 2019 inaugura la competici\u00f3n en G\u00e1ldar con su fase previa, en unas condiciones magn\u00edficas y lleno absoluto en sus gradas \u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0 La ola del Front\u00f3n ha recibido hoy a los riders del Gran Canaria Front\u00f3n King Pro 2019 que se han lanzado a la ola m\u00e1s potente […]<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":1,"featured_media":6087,"comment_status":"closed","ping_status":"open","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":{"footnotes":""},"categories":[181,1],"tags":[188,189,194,195,186,191,185,192,187,193],"class_list":["post-6086","post","type-post","status-publish","format-standard","has-post-thumbnail","hentry","category-novedades","category-sin-categoria","tag-bodyboard","tag-bodyboarding","tag-campeones-del-mundo","tag-champion","tag-fronton","tag-fronton-king-2019","tag-gran-canaria","tag-gran-canaria-deportes","tag-wave","tag-world-tittle"],"yoast_head":"\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/frontonking.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2019\/10\/FOTO-5-GCFK2019-DIA1-mpg-12oct-1024x645.jpg\")
Veteranos y conocedores de la ola de G\u00e1ldar se dieron cita en la jornada de arranque del evento por excelencia para los bodyboarders del mundo, con el vasco Alex Uranga<\/strong>, cl\u00e1sico de este deporte marcando el paso de su manga con un 11,43 de puntuaci\u00f3n final. El hawaiano Jeff Hubbard<\/strong> hizo estallar en aplausos a los congregados en torno a la competici\u00f3n, con un 13,33 y unos a\u00e9reos espectaculares que dejaron boquiabiertos a los presentes. El sudafricano Hankus Loubster<\/strong>dominaba en su manga con una puntuaci\u00f3n de 12,33 vistiendo licra blanca, con maniobras que le acercaron un poco m\u00e1s a la fase final del evento.<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/frontonking.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2019\/10\/FOTO-2-GCFK2019-DIA1-mpg-12oct-1024x644.jpg\")
Tambi\u00e9n joven en esta disciplina, las maniobras del canario Armide Soliveres<\/strong>congregaron a los amantes de las olas en el Front\u00f3n, con una gran actuaci\u00f3n del isle\u00f1o, campe\u00f3n junior 2018, que supo defender su manga a pesar de que la ola no le dio demasiadas posibilidades. Representando los colores de las islas, el rider N\u00e9stor P\u00e9rez<\/strong> se impuso en una manga contra rivales de Chile y Francia, con una puntuaci\u00f3n de 11,5 para el isle\u00f1o que le coloc\u00f3 en primera posici\u00f3n en su tanda. La manga m\u00e1s esperada de la jornada fue protagonizada por una batalla entre canarios, con grandes l\u00edderes del bodyboard peleando por su hueco en la fase final. Carlos Sanz,\u00a0 Dailos Rodr\u00edguez, Miguel Rodr\u00edguez y Guillermo Cobo<\/strong> se vieron las caras en una ajustada toma de contacto en la que cada minuto supuso un reto para los competidores, con una grada que vibraba a cada ola que enfrentaban los riders y que se inclin\u00f3 ante la maestr\u00eda de Sanz<\/strong>.<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/frontonking.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2019\/10\/FOTO-6-GCFK2019-DIA1-mpg-12oct.jpg\")
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Also young in this discipline, the maneuvers of the Canary Armide Soliveres congregated the lovers of the waves in the Front\u00f3n, with a great performance of the islander, junior champion 2018, who knew how to defend his sleeve despite the fact that the wave did not give him too many possibilities. Representing the colors of the islands, rider N\u00e9stor P\u00e9rez won a sleeve against rivals from Chile and France, with a score of 11.5 for the islander who placed him first in his run. The most anticipated manga of the day was starred in a battle between the Canaries, with great leaders of the bodyboard fighting for its place in the final phase. Carlos Sanz, Dailos Rodr\u00edguez, Miguel Rodr\u00edguez and Guillermo Cobo saw each other’s faces in a tight contact in which every minute was a challenge for the competitors, with a bleacher that vibrated every wave that the riders faced and that bowed to Sanz’s mastery.
After a frantic day and intense bodyboard show in G\u00e1ldar, the Gran Canaria Front\u00f3n King Pro 2019 returns tomorrow from 10 in the morning with more previous phases, in which they will return to the sea in the second round more than fifty rider. The sum of both phases will decide the average that will give the pass to eight of the 64 participants to the final phase.<\/p>\n