Freestyle Pro Tour, Naxos Grecia

on the fifth day of the Freestyle Pro Tour 2025 in Naxos, Greece, it was time for the Tow-In super final and the athletes were ready to push the limits in front of an excited Naxos crowd.

The first round saw Maaike Huvermann, Lisa Kloster and Ziva Batis going full send but coming just short of the landing. With the scores tight and tension building, Huvermann came back determined to push her lead further in round two. Spotting a promising wave, she went for another Burner 360, but the kicker arrived a split second early, throwing off her timing. What followed was a heavy crash, leaving Maaike in pain and holding her shoulder. She was forced to retire from the final. With Huvermann out, the showdown continued between Lisa Kloster and Ziva Batis. Both riders put down clean Funnells to secure solid scores, but in round three, Kloster found the perfect line and landed her Funnell with full commitment and control — a move that would prove to be the winner.

The Belgian Yentel Caers started his final with a flawless Air Funnell–Funnell–Burner combo, followed by a Burner 360 off the wave. But the highlight came when he launched into his signature move — the Double Air Culo — spinning perfectly through both rotations and landing clean. It was the move of the day, earning him a perfect 10 from the judges and another Tow-In victory to his name. Takumi Moriya put on one of his strongest tow-in performances to date, landing a triple Funnell and a big Burner 360 off the kicker — stylish, controlled, and powerful. Despite his best effort, the Japanese rider couldn’t quite match Yentel’s perfection. Meanwhile, Tigo Kort, who had dominated earlier rounds, struggled to find his rhythm in the final. A clean Burner 360 gave him a respectable score, but crashes on the Double Air Culo attempts kept him from challenging for the top spots.