Tyler Wright

Last one for the women.

We have Erin Brooks and Tyler Wright.

Erin obviously coming off three wins.

And yeah, is there any way that she doesn't take this thing?

Molly.

[laughs] And heat eight, Erin Brooks, Tyler Wright.

Erin Brooks.

Erin.

But if we go event by event, El Salvador, of course, Leo Fiovante getting his maiden win over Italo on the men's side.

On the women's side, it was a throwback to 1996 with Carissa Moore defeating Tyler Wright in the final.

We then moved on to the Rio Pro where, of course, Iago Dora dominated out there as he is wont to do on his forehand and Leo Fiovante backing up with a second final there and obviously cementing his number one ranking at that stage.

So Lynn Blatt took out the women's with Ty Zabrowski, who obviously has got an incredible future in front of her there in El Salvador.

But if you're feeling aggrieved, yeah.

But again, like, nobody likes a Tyler Wright, I suppose, is what I'm getting at.

Well, I don't know, though.

Like, her taking this tact, you would think would be safe.

If company is anything to go by, her future is bright.

She's now one of nine Australian women to hold the ISA World Junior Champion title, joining Stephanie Gilmore, Tyler Wright, and Sally Fitzgibbons, and the first Australian woman to win the under-18 title since Wright's victory in 2010.

That's all for now.

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