Tokyo reported more than 4,000 Covid-19 cases on Saturday, the highest number since the beginning of the Covid-19 pandemic.
Japan’s silver surfer says landing aerial 360 in semis was "biggest moment of his life"Kanoa Igarashi completes a huge aerial to find a last minute winning score against Gabriel Medina during the men's semifinal on July 27. Ryan Pierse/Getty Images
“The whole world's watching and here's your chance and if you fall, the whole country is going to be bummed, be upset. I've let my family down. I've let my country down, let my sport down. This is a move Igarashi said was the cumulation of four years of not only work, but also dedication and when it came to that moment, he knew what to do.
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