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| Sion Milosky |
will have tried hundreds of times to ride the wave of the highest in the history of surfing, this time, however, Sion Milosky did not have it done, killed by his own passion. The 35 year-old Hawaiian surfer died Wednesday in an accident in water in the bay of Maverick, 40 km south of the Californian city while trying to tame the highest wave ever ridden so far (18.3 meters). The man, who was out at sea for surfing just before sunset, was hit by a wall of water and was held under water and then by a second wave.
THE CONDOLENCES - Volcom, the sponsor of the surfer, said in a statement the death of Milosky: "With deep sorrow we say goodbye to the Hawaiian surfer. In the first place in his heart were his wife and children and the second the passion to ride the bigger waves. "
MILOSKY The second victim - Maverick is one of the most popular with surfers in California. For the geographical shape of the inlet, the waves can reach a height of 25 meters, but have never been ridden by surfers. Milosky is not the only victim of the California town in 1994 in fact, lost his life another surfer Mark Foo.
THE CONDOLENCES - Volcom, the sponsor of the surfer, said in a statement the death of Milosky: "With deep sorrow we say goodbye to the Hawaiian surfer. In the first place in his heart were his wife and children and the second the passion to ride the bigger waves. "
MILOSKY The second victim - Maverick is one of the most popular with surfers in California. For the geographical shape of the inlet, the waves can reach a height of 25 meters, but have never been ridden by surfers. Milosky is not the only victim of the California town in 1994 in fact, lost his life another surfer Mark Foo.
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