WWS Fluid Cup

The 2025 WWS Fluid Cup – Third Stop of the World Overall Tour

Groveland, FL – October 10–11, 2025 – The stage is set for another epic battle as the WWS Fluid Cup returns to the legendary waters of Ski Fluid for the third stop of the 2025 World Overall Tour. From Canada to Austria and now back to the USA, the world’s best classical three-event skiers will converge on Florida, ready to push the limits in the chase for tour glory.

Home to world-renowned pro skier Kyle Eade, Ski Fluid has become synonymous with record-breaking performances. With world records constantly in jeopardy on this pristine site, athletes arrive knowing that history could be rewritten at any moment.

In true Pro-Am style—the signature “Holy Cow Classic”—this event will see rising stars share the stage with the sport’s elite Overall champions. Amateurs will enjoy a 3-round, 3-event record competition (maximum of 6 pulls), while the pros face off in high-intensity rounds that demand mastery of slalom, trick, and jump.

The action begins Friday, October 10, with amateurs taking to the water at 8:00 a.m. The pros make their debut Saturday, October 11, at 1:00 p.m., battling for coveted spots in Sunday’s finals. The top 5 men and top 4 women will advance to the Sunday 1:00 p.m. finals, where all three disciplines will be contested in an electrifying 3-hour showdown.

Every point counts, as results from the WWS Fluid Cup feed directly into the Overall Tour Rankings. With only one more tour stop remaining after Groveland, the stakes have never been higher—every buoy, flip, and meter could determine the season’s ultimate champion.

Admission & Amenities

The WWS Fluid Cup is free to attend, and on-site parking is also available at no cost. A food truck will be serving delicious eats all weekend, and

VIP tickets provide access to the exclusive Red Bull Tent, where fans can enjoy shaded, front-row seating alongside professional athletes—complete with complimentary food and drinks.

Spectators are invited to witness all the action from the banks of Ski Fluid, located between Tampa and Orlando, just off I-4 (Exit 44). Full event details, including schedules and athlete lineups, are available at WWS Fluid Cup.

About the World Overall Tour

The WWS World Overall Tour brings together the sport’s most complete water skiers to compete in all three classical events—slalom, trick, and jump—across a series of international stops. Athletes accumulate points at each tour event, with the highest-ranked male and female at season’s end crowned World Overall Champions, and collect the only year-end Tour bonus check