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mikehoudini · 05-02-2008, 02:10 PM

I’ve been doing some behind-the-scenes work as I start getting ready for the Fantastic Fours Tourney. I’ve been establishing groups for the 2s and 3s. I need to do the same thing for the 1s, which were in their own separate database, and merge them into the 2/3s database. It’s tedious but it’s coming along.

Even as I set up the Fantastic Fours Tourney, I’ll be keeping the other levels active. Here are the major fighters that have made an impact at the conclusion of the first set of tourneys:

Level 3s

Jeremy Williams (6-1 4) - the champ, though I forgot to specify the final bout as for the title

James Beattie (5-3-1 5) – last 2 defeats may have sunset his meteoric rise in challenge rounds
James Ellis (4-1 3) – well positioned, needs more fights
John Holman (6-3 3) – came on in last challenge matches
Brian London (5-3 2) – impressive in challenges until last 2 fights
Ed Mahone (5-3 5) – the Hammer must be from Thor, but never covering up has led to defeats
Imamu Mayfield (5-3-1 3) – stock has slipped a bit, but had some great comeback wins
Fabio Moli (6-2-1 3) – was finalist in tourney
Johnny Paychek (7-1 4) – wins in challenge rounds have propelled him upward

Level 2s

Lee Oma (7-2 3) – the champion
Jean-Pierre Coopman (4-3-1 2) – the Lion of Flanders is still scrappy
Keith McKnight (7-3-1 4) – impressive, with narrow loss to Beattie
China Smith (3-3 3) – always entertaining for however long his fights last
Steffen Tangstad (5-2-3 3) – durable and the king of the draws to date
Bill Tate (6-2 1) – was a finalist

Level 1s

Levi Forte (10-1 5) – the champion
Pedro (Schoolboy) Agosto (12-4-1 9) – busiest fighter to date, active in 3s tourney

Derek (D-mos) Amos (6-3-1 2) – always a force
Eddie Gregg (7-2-2 5) – solid record to date
Soldier Kearns (4-2-3 3) – a warrior who never retreats
Charley Powell (5-2 4) – surprisingly good record
Bill Squires (6-2 6) – a crowd-pleaser with his non-stop action
Mel Turnbow (4-3 1) – still above 500!!!

Danny Wofford (6-7-1 1) – has advanced far beyond anyone’s expectations into 3s tourney

05-02-2008, 02:10 PM	#306 (permalink)
mikehoudini All Star Starter Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Catonsville, MD Posts: 1,213 Thanks: 12 Thanked 47x in 37 posts	Leaderboard thru First 3 Tourneys - Fantastic 4s Coming I’ve been doing some behind-the-scenes work as I start getting ready for the Fantastic Fours Tourney. I’ve been establishing groups for the 2s and 3s. I need to do the same thing for the 1s, which were in their own separate database, and merge them into the 2/3s database. It’s tedious but it’s coming along. Even as I set up the Fantastic Fours Tourney, I’ll be keeping the other levels active. Here are the major fighters that have made an impact at the conclusion of the first set of tourneys: Level 3s Jeremy Williams (6-1 4) - the champ, though I forgot to specify the final bout as for the title James Beattie (5-3-1 5) – last 2 defeats may have sunset his meteoric rise in challenge rounds James Ellis (4-1 3) – well positioned, needs more fights John Holman (6-3 3) – came on in last challenge matches Brian London (5-3 2) – impressive in challenges until last 2 fights Ed Mahone (5-3 5) – the Hammer must be from Thor, but never covering up has led to defeats Imamu Mayfield (5-3-1 3) – stock has slipped a bit, but had some great comeback wins Fabio Moli (6-2-1 3) – was finalist in tourney Johnny Paychek (7-1 4) – wins in challenge rounds have propelled him upward Level 2s Lee Oma (7-2 3) – the champion Jean-Pierre Coopman (4-3-1 2) – the Lion of Flanders is still scrappy Keith McKnight (7-3-1 4) – impressive, with narrow loss to Beattie China Smith (3-3 3) – always entertaining for however long his fights last Steffen Tangstad (5-2-3 3) – durable and the king of the draws to date Bill Tate (6-2 1) – was a finalist Level 1s Levi Forte (10-1 5) – the champion Pedro (Schoolboy) Agosto (12-4-1 9) – busiest fighter to date, active in 3s tourney Derek (D-mos) Amos (6-3-1 2) – always a force Eddie Gregg (7-2-2 5) – solid record to date Soldier Kearns (4-2-3 3) – a warrior who never retreats Charley Powell (5-2 4) – surprisingly good record Bill Squires (6-2 6) – a crowd-pleaser with his non-stop action Mel Turnbow (4-3 1) – still above 500!!! Danny Wofford (6-7-1 1) – has advanced far beyond anyone’s expectations into 3s tourney