Kelly Slater grew up surrounded by the beach, and by five, he began surfing. Coming from a family that owned bait stores, he was raised in Cocoa Beach, Florida. Then, he went on to earn his first age-division US championship title in 1984,

Kelly Slater has hinted that his decades-long surfing career is coming to an end after he lost out to Griffin Colapinto in round 32 at the Margaret River Pro tournament in Australia.

Kelly Slater, widely regarded as the greatest surfer of all time, suggested he may have surfed his last competitive wave after crashing out of a tournament in Western Australia — but gave fans hope of one final outing.

Kelly Slater has probably ridden his last wave. Competing at the Margaret River Pro, Slater failed to put up a dominant display. Soon after the race was over, murmurs over the 52-year-old’s retirement became louder.

Eleven-time surfing world champion Kelly Slater hit the water for the Gold Coast Pro on Sunday, adding serious star power to the contest.

Kelly Slater is the undisputed GOAT of competitive surfing. He is an 11-time world champion. Winning his first title in 1992 and winning his most recent

Kelly Slater is probably the most famous surfer of all time, at least in terms of mainstream fame. To date, Kelly Slater has won a record 11

If you're a fan of professional surfing, you're probably aware that Kelly Slater appears to have retired from the CT. But is this the last we'll see of him?

Surfing icon Kelly Slater, aged 52, may be nearing the conclusion of his illustrious career, a journey marked by 11 world championships and a profound impact on the sport. Speaking candidly after his recent match at the Margaret River Pro in Western Australia,