Born on November 16, 1978, Bruce Irons is an American regular fort professional surfer and he is from Hanalei, Kauai Bruce is also the younger brother of the three-time world champion Andy Irons. BI is the nickname of Bruce Irons. The height of the Bruce Irons is 5 feet 11 inches (1.80 m) and the weight of Bruce Irons is 75kg which is 165 lb. From the year 1999 to 2008, Bruce Irons was active in surfing. The best year of Bruce Irons is the year 2008. The sponsors who sponsor Bruce Irons for surfing are Weed maps and DC shoes. Bruce achieved Rip Curl Pro Search in the year 2008 and he also achieved Quiksilver in Memory of Eddie Aikau in the year 2001.
Bruce Irons Net Worth
$4 Million is the net worth of Bruce Irons. His major source of income is surfing and he earned most of his income from surfing only. The net worth of Bruce would be between $1 to $5 Million and his annual salary is not revealed till now according to the reports. Bruce is not still verified on the Verification of Wealth. At the age of only 7, Bruce started surfing and before he got famous, he continued his schooling career. The professional, renowned, and successful surfer, Andy Irons is the brother of Bruce Irons.
Bruce Irons Personal Life
According to the reports, the information about the Bruce Irons family and relationships has not been revealed yet. The past relations, private life, and the information about Bruce’s family are still hidden. Bruce Irons is 39 years old as of 2018. The Zodiac sign of Bruce Irons is Scorpio. The surfing the Bruce Iron do is at another level and his fans know what actually has happened to Bruce Irons.
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Bruce Irons Early Life
29 years old, Bruce Irons was grown up on the North Shore of Kauai. After the various wins in the United States Surfing Championships, Bruce went pro shortly after graduating from high school and after a successful non-professional career. Bruce is considered as being the all-time best big wave surfer in addition to being a keen golfer. Bruce Iron breaks down with his companion surfer and also the golfer, Kelly Slater, as in the recent question-answer interview, he compares shot put to big waves. It shows the character of a guy when you just play the game right and do those things. Bruce also adds that we need to have patience and one can’t lose that. Additionally, Bruce said that you need to hold your last bad shot and it’s really minded over matter.
Bruce Irons Career
Bruce Irons defeated eleven times world champion, Kelly Slater after he was in second place in the year 1998 and in third place in the year 2000. He defeated Kelly Slater to win the Billabong Pipeline Masters event in the year 2001. After qualifying for the World Championship tour, in the year 2004 on October 3, Bruce again defeated the seven-time champion in the semi-finals at the Association of Surfing Professionals Quiksilver Pro France event but unfortunately, lost the match in the final against his own brother Andy Irons.
With a perfect score of 100, later, in the year 2004 on December 15, Bruce won the Quiksilver in Memory of Eddie Aikau event in the waves that exceeded 40 feet which is 12 meters at Oahu’s Waimea Bay. Standing in the finals and that too on the fourth place in the Pipe Masters, Bruce shocked crowds by barely re-qualifying for the 2005 tour. To win the Rip Curl Pro Search which was held in the year 2008 at Uluwatu, Bali, Indonesia, Bruce defeated Freddy Patacchia for the first time. The ASP championship tour was Bruce’s first achievement. Bruce, who was nearly 20 years with the longtime sponsor Volcom, Bruce splits by helping to shape the company’s identity. With the brand Fox Clothing, Bruce signed the long-term contract in the year 2012 on December 12. Later, Bruce signed the deal with RVCA on November 30, 2015, after leaving Fox Clothing.
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