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After finishing an uncharacteristic fourth in the opening round of the 2016 Red Bull Cliff Diving World Series in Texas two weeks earlier, defending champion Gary Hunt showed his rivals that he's still the man to beat if they want to win this year's title.
The Brit delivered a commanding come-from-behind win at round two in Copenhagen, Denmark to beat Polish wildcard Kris Kolanus and first round victor Jonathan Paredes of Mexico amid tough diving conditions of gusting 55kph winds and low temperatures, showing his rivals that he's well and truly back on form.
Red Bull Cliff Diving World Series Denmark results
1. Gary Hunt (GBR) 550.30 points
2. Kris Kolanus (POL) 505.15
3. Jonathan Paredes (MEX) 500.80
4. David Colturi (USA) 487.00
5. Orlando Duque (COL) 482.20
6. Michal Navratil (CZE) 455.05
7. Steven LoBue (USA) 415.05
8. Alain Kohl (LUX) 399.25
9. Sergio Guzman (MEX) 283.60
10. Andy Jones (USA) 281.80
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Diving from the Roof of the Copenhagen Opera House | Cliff Diving World Series 2016
