Who do you rate as the 3 best pro's ever and any reasons why you think these. By listing 3 it limits the bjorn/robby is better arguments, i had this argument with my mate for years so i'm over it. This topic is on starboard but it could be regional so how does seabreeze vote.

My list consists of whom I regard the best all-round sailors of all time, no one-discipline wonders here...

1. Bjorn Dunkerbeck- Robby might be the king but the boss is like god, all seeing, all knowing and all conquoring.

2. Robby Naish- no explanation necessary for his place in this list. Brownie points deducted for being a teabagger and help bringing it to the masses .

3. Robert Teritehau- from out of left field a bit but awesome in all disciplines and placed near the top for so very long & king of indoor.

So have your vote

whaaat... vando being on the list above me i can take but padi???

Each discipline has it's boy wonders, but to me the best windsurfer is the most rounded. No doubt finian goes very fast but in slalom he tends to crash alot, what good is being able to go faster than anyone else when you're in the water

I vote for Wazza

What even ahead of hardie???
Think you're going to have to come down here so we can settle this for all time!

Robby Naish and Pete Cabrinha...
Complete freaks in windsurfing and kitesurfing and surfing.

Matt and Kevin only came to the fore-front of racing since the team was formed, but yes they are both incredibly talented sailors. Robert finished top 5 in course and slalom for many years, he was more hindered by his anger and willingness to run into people than lack of talent.

Ricado
Robby
Bjorn

Thats what I named my kid. She doesn't like it much.

wazza is no doubt the king of everything in my books, ricardo's a fag, if you came within 10metres of the kid you would relise. polakow is and all round champ has time 4 any1 and is unbeatable on his worst of days at ho'okipa. i always liked watching doogs sail.everybody knows if he had of done it professionally he would have gone a very long way.

Here is a true story, in which a couple of sea breezians will be able to back me up.

Once Bjorn was asked a similar question at a pary on maui. His reply Brett Goodwin.

Brett just sailed for the fun of it. Never competed and was the most radical and talented wavesailor ever.

Yep, when it comes to disciplines like wave sailing, "results" don't necessarily tell the whole story!

years ago we nicknamed brett goodwin "slasher"
at many wavesailing meets he was the rippin bloke. but there were also heaps of talented guys and even a few rippin girls!
i guess the top three windsurfers is a bit of an uncontestable thing except for third place and even first and second could be swapped by opinion.
i liked seeing pat redman at margs a coupla years ago! faaaarkinell!!!