Pulled by 2012 Centurion Enzo models 244 & 240+ the crowd witnessed some historical feats.
The first ever contest executed 540 Shuv-It thrown by 2010 World Wakesurf Champion Keenan Flegel. 
Jake McGuire qualified in the Men's Pro Surf by successfully landing the first-ever SuperMan in a professional contest. Reigning Surf Style Champion James Walker executed one of the greatest runs in history while qualifying including an air 180 to a surface 540. Challenging the judges' skills former, and 5-Time prior World Champion Drew Danielo, threw the first Frontside Gumby shuv to set the stage for finals. With the qualifiers bringing tricks of this caliber, the crowd packed in the Rivers Edge Cantina, Beachfront, BlueWater Island and indoors watching the live broadcast to get the best view possible to watch the most anticipated finals ever.

Leaving nobody disappointed the Pros kicked off with the Women's Surf. Rebecca Ort (SUI) defending her current title rode third due to rankings and brought it home to knock off 16 year-old Texan Ashley Kidd (USA) and Lake Zurich local Korina Smyrek (SUI).

In the Women's Skim 4-Time World Champion, and Centurion Boats Team rider Bri Chmel (USA) dominated and earned her crown over newcomer Meredith Kurysh (USA) and veteran Caroline Villeneuve (CAN).

As the Men's Pro Surf started, Chase Hazen (USA) in the #2 rank took the lead and never gave it up to secure the crown from reigning Champion James Walker (USA). Centurion Boats Team rider Chris Kinsey (USA) rounded the podium up in 3rd as the three of them provided an aerial and technical assault for the crown. 

The main event was no shocker as the entire beach, island & cantina sat in silence to watch the greatest rematch in history. Trying to take the World title in the Men's Pro Skim Drew Danielo (USA) knew it was his to lose as he entered finals in the #1 spot and it came down to the final 60 seconds. Drew delivered the biggest pass of the day to secure his crown and title of 6-Time World Wake Surfing Champion.