OK, truth be told, it's a pretty ordinary video, though worth watching if you really need to know how Fernando Aguerre went from rubber soles and soft porn* to surfing's point man for the Olympics.

However, the actual reason I'm running it is this: Since ELO got disappeared, there's been much speculation about who'll replace him, but I don't think it goes far enough.

You see, it's my belief that it's not just job roles that rest on shaky ground but the Wozzle's whole artifice. For instance, it's been five years since then-CEO Sophie Goldschmidt said about the Ziffs,"...they bought [the WSL] for business reasons. And I think they have already significantly increased the value of the company."

One rebuffed sale, two CEOs, and a number of setbacks would suggest otherwise.

The Ziff's fund numerous charitable causes, so in a world of dwindling pandas and rhinos, when a cashed-up benefactor can spin the globe and find a problem that needs repairing, how much longer do they pump the bilge on the good ship Wozzle?

If the Woz were to go the way of ELO and be disappeared, contest surfing will survive - the will to compete is too strong to deny - but which person or organisation will pick up the Woz?

Hola Fernando!

Tell me it doesn't make sense. The WSL have had zero input in the Olympics, it's all Nando's work, and it's become the one sure thing in the surfing calendar. When the Olympics was first proposed a number of surfers spoke out against it, such as Carissa and Owen, who went on to gold and bronze respectively.

Also, the Olympics is being held out as the spectacle to drive audience engagament - because ten years of the Woz hasn't worked.

It will solve the square-peg-round-hole fit between WSL and ISA qualification, that this year saw at least one domestic surfing body furious how WSL surfers could block Olympic qualification of ISA surfers. Keep an eye out for that one.

And lastly, with his five-ring dream having a gestation period of 27 years, Nando has shown he's got the staying power to see something through.

*Reef Sandals built their marketing on the backsides of scantily clad models. 10,000 print ads are testament to this, none of which appear in the above video.