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Marcio Freire, the Brazilian surfer who was one of three featured in the documentary "Mad Dogs" for conquering the heaviest wave in the world in Hawaii, died in Portugal on Thursday. He was 47.
Márcio Freire, 47, died after an accident off the central coast of Portugal, according to BBC.
Mr. Freire began surfing at an early age and starred in a 2016 documentary on the sport. He was 47.
Marcio “Mad Dog” Freire perished Thursday while tow-in surfing at the famed break
The 47-year-old was transported to the shore by support workers on jet skis, but all efforts to revive him failed.