Los 10 Instagram de la semana - Especial Derek Ho

Gary Elkerton, Tom Curren, o Occy, son algunas de las personalidades del surfing que han lamentado la muerte de Derek Ho.

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R.I.P. Derek🙏🏼♥️🙏🏼waves of memories all day long today - hard to place in words😔. Wow we had some beauties together, those paddle battles under lip and posturing on the beach before semi and final bouts in The Pipeline Masters to working out which wave to take in the fifteen wave set during Inland Surfing Championships Allentown, Pensilvania wavepool (1985) - immeasurable contrasts. But it was playing out of tune music with the boys up at your house in Pūpūkea remains the highlight of our connection. I’ll always have with me how incredibly gracious you where both in victory and defeat. A sign of a great champion - thank you for pushing me to my best🙏🏼🌊🙏🏼. My heart goes out to all the Ho family, sending all my love to you guys right now♥️💯♥️ Your gifts remain within us Derek Ho 🙏🏼🎶♥️

Una publicación compartida de Tom Carroll (@thomasvictorcarroll) el 18 Jul, 2020 a las 10:57 PDT

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The Pipeline king @derekho1980 💔 I’m going to miss you!!! Lost for words!!!! Rest In Peace 😓

Una publicación compartida de Jamie O'Brien (@whoisjob) el 18 Jul, 2020 a las 3:16 PDT

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RIP

Una publicación compartida de Gary Kong Elkerton (@garykongelkerton) el 18 Jul, 2020 a las 1:16 PDT

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We have lost Hawaii’s 1st World Champ. RIP Derek Ho, a friend to us, a former Pukas Pro Champ (pictured here in Zarautz. 1989), and an absolute fuc***g legend in and out of the water. Rest in peace 🙏🏻🙏🏻.

Una publicación compartida de Pukas Surf (@pukassurf) el 18 Jul, 2020 a las 1:42 PDT

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My heart is broken, I have no words.i love you guys. @t_ho_tata @makoa_ho @kianaho_ @xococoho @cocom4debarrelkilla

Una publicación compartida de Martin Potter (Pottz) (@mrpottz) el 18 Jul, 2020 a las 5:22 PDT

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Godspeed Derek Ho. Your presence and spirit at Pipeline will be missed. The first Native Hawaiian man to be crowned world champion, your passion, drive and good nature inspired generations. Sending love, light and aloha to the Ho ohana. 📷: @jeffdivinephotographer

Una publicación compartida de SHACC (@surfingheritage) el 18 Jul, 2020 a las 7:54 PDT

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I remember meeting Derek ho for the first time in Huntington Beach back in the day we were 17 qualifying at the same time became really good friends had a lot in common with Derek over the years I learned so much from him about life how to live how to act respect and so much more with a tear in my eye my heart goes out to Tanya the family and the hole north shore much love 🧡🙏

Una publicación compartida de Mark Occhilupo (@markocchilupo) el 18 Jul, 2020 a las 12:52 PDT

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Just heard this evening the very sad news coming out of Hawaii that the 1993 World Surfing Champion and absolute Pipeline legend Derek Ho has died. Derek was 55 and it’s been reported that he passed away yesterday in hospital after being admitted with a heart attack. I have lots of images of Derek from his years on the world tour and surfing at home on the North Shore but this image is the one that I will remember him by…coming up the beach after winning the1993 Pipe Masters and the World Surfing Title, waving to his brother Michael who was hanging over the balcony of the Gerry Lopez Pipe House. R.I.P Derek @derekho1980 😢🙏🏼🙏🏼 . . . #FirstHawaiianWorldChampion #Hawaiian #KanakaMaoli #NorthshoresFinest #WaimanaloBoy #LegendsNeverDie #RestinParadise #derekhorip #worldsurfingchampion #pipelinemasters #pipelinemaster #surfinglegend #joli #joliphotos #Surfinghistory #joliarchives #surfhistory #1993worldchampion #1993 #photography #sportsphotography #wsl #vtcs #vanstriplecrownofsurfing

Una publicación compartida de Peter Joli Wilson (@joliphotos) el 18 Jul, 2020 a las 4:56 PDT

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Uncle D Pipe Master, Legend #FirstHawaiianWorldChampion I looked up to you ever since I was a little kid. You have always been such a kind, compassionate human with such a big heart ❤️ I surfed pipe with Derek this winter and he was charging harder than ever. So inspirational. I will miss your smile, your laugh and that aloha spirit that poured out of you. R.I.P uncle. My heart goes out to the Ho family @xococoho @cocom4debarrelkilla Uncle Mike Dereks Wife

Una publicación compartida de Keala Kennelly (@kealakennelly) el 18 Jul, 2020 a las 2:09 PDT

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RIP Derek... you are Hawaiian royalty, a world champ, and an inspiration to so many. I remember you hitting these big sections in Hawaii where I thought there’s no way, but you had this amazing sense of balance and would never fall 💪🏼 Everyone is going to miss your smile and stoke 🙏🏼💙

Una publicación compartida de taylor_knox (@taylor_knox) el 18 Jul, 2020 a las 8:17 PDT