Alessa Quizon Husband: When did Alessa Quizon get married?

Alessa Quizon is a professional surfer from Oahu, Hawaii. She has an older sister, a former surfer, and two brothers called John and Dayton. Alessa started surfing when she was 7 years old and by the age of 10, she started taking part in local surf competitions. She is ranked in the 83rd spot in World Surf League.

In 2015, Alessa won Maui and Sons Pichilemu Woman’s Pro. Quizon has been playing with the waves ever since she was a child. She started surfing at the age of seven. By the time she was 10, Quizon was already competing in local surfing competitions. She won Maui and Sons Pichilemu Woman’s Pro in the year 2015.

When did Alessa Quizon get married?

Max Holloway and his girlfriend Alessa Quizon have been together since early 2020. The fighter and Alessa have had a very special relationship and have decided to take things further as the two got engaged on November 18 of 2020.

Max Holloway and Alessa Quizon got married on April 16, 2022, at Lanikuhonua Cultural Institute in Ko Olina. (Courtesy: Redefined Weddings)

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