
Congratulations to the winners: Joselani Amorim and Alice Teotonio on their World Master and Junior Women’s Titles, and Luna Hardman on her win at the ArcelorMittal Wahine Bodyboarding Pro.
September 20, 2025 – The ArcelorMittal Wahine Bodyboarding Pro 2025, presented by Extrabom, came to an end this Saturday at Solemar Beach, in Jacaraípe, Serra (Espírito Santo, Brazil), with emotions running high, tears, joy, and historic achievements. Brazilian rider Luna Hardman, 19, claimed her first-ever victory in a World Tour event in the Professional division,…
September 20, 2025 – The ArcelorMittal Wahine Bodyboarding Pro 2025, presented by Extrabom, came to an end this Saturday at Solemar Beach, in Jacaraípe, Serra (Espírito Santo, Brazil), with emotions running high, tears, joy, and historic achievements.

"“I’m so, so happy. This is a dream come true. Coming back strong after surgery, surfing light and happy—it feels like the start of many more wins,” said Luna."
Neymara, equally emotional, praised her daughter’s resilience:
"“As a mother and an athlete, I couldn’t be prouder. I created a champion. She told me she would win, and I didn’t quite believe it, but she proved it with her strength and focus.”"

"“I’ve been competing since I was 14, and now at 52 I’m living my biggest dream,” said Amorim. “I dedicate this to my family, my state of Rio Grande do Sul, and especially Neymara, who convinced me to come. Without her call, I wouldn’t be here today as World Champion.”"


The closing day also featured special semifinals packed with drama, and concluded with the “Mothers & Daughters” expression session, a Wahine exclusive, celebrating generations of female bodyboarders sharing the waves.
Over ten days of competition, the Wahine gathered athletes from ten nations (Brazil, Austria, Chile, Spain, USA, France, Japan, Morocco, Peru, and Portugal) and distributed US$ 45,000 in prize money.

About the event Created and organized by five-time World Champion Neymara Carvalho, the ArcelorMittal Wahine Bodyboarding Pro is dedicated to women’s bodyboarding. “Wahine,” meaning “woman” in Hawaiian, reflects a deep cultural connection with the sport’s origins. The 2025 women’s World Tour featured four stages (Agadir – Morocco, Iquique – Chile, Sintra – Portugal, and Wahine – Brazil) and distributed a total of US$ 220,000 in prize money.
The 2025 edition was presented by Extrabom, with main sponsorship from ArcelorMittal, master sponsorship from the Government of Espírito Santo through LIEC, and additional support from EDP Brasil, Grupo Coroa, Jaklayne Joias, and Serra City Hall. It was produced by the Instituto Neymara Carvalho (INC) and the International Bodyboarding Committee (IBC), with sanctioning from the Brazilian Bodyboarding Confederation.
Instagram: @wahinebbpro @neymaracarvalho @institutoneymaracarvalho
🙏 Special thanks to our partners:
Official Sponsor: ArcelorMittal @arcelormittaltubarao
Presented by: Extrabom
Supporters: EDP, Coroa, Jaklayne, Prefeitura Municipal da Serra
Organizer: Instituto Neymara Carvalho & IBC World Tour
Collaboration: CBrasB
➡️ Don’t miss a moment of this celebration of women’s bodyboarding, empowerment, and ocean culture!
#WahineBodyboardingPro #IBCWorldTour2025 #Bodyboarding #Jacaraipe #Brazil
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