Event #10 - The Road To Predictamania! (Results)

[CakeWalker]

Results Part One

The Road To Predictamania has officially begun and we first start by looking at the results from MLW's SuperFight, which will see us update the American Indies Division for the first time. Chris is currently controlling the division, but there are a number of chasers in the pack that are really not that far behind.

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Position​	Predictor​	Wins​	Losses​	Differential ​
1st​	Chris​	25​	13​	12​
T2​	Deadd2009​	24​	13​	11​
T2​	Blaze​	24​	13​	11​
4th​	Jeff​	23​	14​	9​
T5​	Crocker​	16​	10​	6​
T5​	Lethal​	22​	16​	6​
7th​	Fourth​	10​	7​	3​
T8​	HoHo​	19​	17​	2​
T8​	John McHenry​	5​	3​	2​
T8​	Dubble J​	17​	15​	2​
T11​	Wiseman​	15​	14​	1​
T11​	Cake​	19​	18​	1​
13th​	Blaine​	12​	12​	0​
14th​	Jimmy King​	19​	20​	-1​
15th​	Butters​	3​	7​	-4​
16th​	Matrix​	13​	18​	-5​

Chris retains control of the Division, but there continues to be a few chasers who could take the American Indie Championship from his clutches at anytime. It can also be confirmed that a total of eleven people made predictions, so all of them will earn on tick towards their KOTM eligibility. ​

 

[CakeWalker]

Results Part Two

We now move on to focus on the International Division, with the results from AAA's Rey de Reyes seeing an update in the division.

Position​	Predictor​	Wins​	Losses​	Differential​
1st​	Jeff​	15​	6​	9​
T2​	Blaze​	13​	8​	5​
T2​	Cake​	13​	8​	5​
T2​	Lethal​	13​	8​	5​
T2​	Jimmy King​	13​	8​	5​
T6​	Butters​	4​	1​	3​
T6​	Fourth​	4​	1​	3​
T6​	Crocker​	8​	5​	3​
T6​	HoHo​	12​	9​	3​
T10​	Chris​	10​	11​	-1​
T10​	Dubble J​	6​	7​	-1​
T10​	Matrix​	2​	3​	-1​
T10​	Deadd2009​	10​	11​	-1​
T14​	Blaine​	9​	12​	-3​
T14​	Wiseman​	9​	12​	-3​

Jeff maintains control of the division, but the theme of Event #10 sees a lot people closing the gap, with Jimmy King having a particularly impressive performance going 7-1 during the event. ​

 

[CakeWalker]

Results Part Three

We now shift our focus to the Japan Division, which currently has Deadd2009 sitting at the top of the with the belt in their possession. HoHo is tied on the same score, so there is a good chance that they or someone else in entirely could come in and take control of the division. The first two matches on the ballot were removed from the card, because of talent changes.

Position​	Predictor​	Wins​	Losses​	Differential​
1st​	HoHo​	30​	13​	17​
2nd​	Lethal​	28​	15​	13​
3rd​	Deadd2009​	27​	16​	11​
4th​	Crocker​	13​	3​	10​
5th​	Matrix​	22​	14​	8​
6th​	Chris​	25​	18​	7​
T7​	Wiseman​	17​	11​	6​
T7​	Jeff​	23​	20​	3​
T7​	Blaze​	23​	20​	3​
T7​	Dubble J​	13​	10​	3​
T11​	Fourth​	11​	9​	2​
T11​	Jimmy King​	16​	14​	2​
13th​	John McHenry​	8​	7​	1​
14th​	Blaine​	16​	18​	-2​
15th​	Cake​	19​	24​	-5​

Deadd's lead in the division saw him actually drop down two places in the standing. @Apoho Creed reclaims control the division and reclaims the belt.

3rd WPC Japan Championship: HoHo​

 

[Apoho Creed]

2 time Champion!

 

[CakeWalker]

Results Part Four

Our first event of February ends with NXT Vengeance Day, that has a good chance of seeing a new leader in the WWE Division as current leader Matrix did not predict during this weekend's festivities.

Position​	Predictor​	Wins​	Losses​	Differential​
T1​	Jimmy King​	25​	11​	14​
T1​	Deadd2009​	22​	8​	14​
T3​	Matrix​	18​	6​	12​
T3​	Chris​	21​	9​	12​
T3​	Blaze​	21​	9​	12​
6th​	Blaine​	14​	4​	10​
T7​	Cake​	19​	11​	8​
T7​	Fourth​	10​	2​	8​
T7​	HoHo​	16​	8​	8​
T7​	Wiseman​	13​	5​	8​
T7​	Lethal​	19​	11​	8​
T7​	Jeff​	19​	11​	8​
13th​	McHenry​	15​	9​	6​
14th​	Dubble J​	11​	7​	4​
15th​	Crocker​	6​	6​	0​

We find ourselves in a strange position. Matrix is no longer top of the division, but with Jimmy King and Deadd2009 now as joint leaders the belt the title can not change hands so @Matrix remains the champion by a technicality. ​

 

[CakeWalker]

Results Part Five

We now focus on ourselves how all our predictors performed overall the entire event. As previously, all event predictors earned a tick towards their KOTM eligibility status. We can now find out if anyone was the outright winner for the the event and claimed 'the green belt'.
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Position​	Predictor​	Wins​	Losses​	Differential​	KOTM Eligibility ​
T1​	Lethal​	19​	8​	11​	1/3​
T1​	Jimmy King​	19​	8​	11​	1/3​
T1​	Deadd2009​	19​	8​	11​	1/3​
T1​	Blaze​	19​	8​	11​	1/3​
5th​	Jeff​	18​	9​	9​	1/3​
T6​	HoHo​	17​	10​	7​	1/3​
T6​	Chris​	17​	10​	7​	1/3​
T6​	Dubble J​	17​	10​	7​	1/3​
9th​	Cake​	15​	12​	3​	1/3​
10th​	Blaine​	14​	13​	1​	1/3​
11th​	Wiseman​	13​	14​	-1​	1/3​

The event ends with an impressive four predictors topping the standing and therefore the Grand Prix Event Championship is not claimed by anyone. However, to take advantage of this situation. The Four predictors will face off in a Four Way Contest at the next event to find a new #1 contender for the WPC Grand Championship. If there is a tie a the top, then the contender's match will carry on to the following event until a singular challenger is found. There will be only one!

Talking of the big belt, we did have a belt booked for this event.

WPC Grand Championship
Blaine (c) vs. Cake

Cake edges past Blaine, with a score of a single point at 15-14 to win the belt for the second time in their WPC career.

34th WPC Grand Champion: Cake ​

 

[CakeWalker]

Results Part Six

The WPC Super Series continues during this event, with members from both leagues having their third set of Head-2-Head league matches. The results for both leagues and their respective tables are shown below:

Crocker [0] vs. [19] Jimmy King
Lethal [19] vs. [18] Jeff
Deadd2009 [19] vs. [13] Wiseman
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Purple League​	Predictor​	Wins​	Losses​	Draws​	Points​
1st​	Deadd2009​	2​	0​	1​	7​
2nd​	Lethal​	1​	0​	2​	5​
T3​	Wiseman​	1​	1​	0​	4​
T3​	Jimmy King​	1​	1​	1​	4​
5th​	Jeff​	1​	2​	0​	3​
6th​	Crocker​	0​	2​	1​	1​

Cake [15] vs. [17] Dubble J
Chris [17] vs. [19] Blaze
Blaine [14] vs. [17] HoHo
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Red League​	Predictor​	Wins​	Losses​	Draws​	Points​
T1​	Cake​	2​	1​	0​	6​
T1​	Chris​	2​	1​	0​	6​
T1​	HoHo​	2​	1​	0​	6​
T4​	Blaine​	1​	2​	0​	3​
T4​	Blaze​	1​	2​	0​	3​
T4​	Dubble J​	1​	2​	0​	3​

 

[Matrix]

Completely missed this one, my bad. I was thinking during the show that I was wondering if I missed this.

 

[TOP GUY TIME]

Results Part Five

We now focus on ourselves how all our predictors performed overall the entire event. As previously, all event predictors earned a tick towards their KOTM eligibility status. We can now find out if anyone was the outright winner for the the event and claimed 'the green belt'.
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Position​	Predictor​	Wins​	Losses​	Differential​	KOTM Eligibility ​
T1​	Lethal​	19​	8​	11​	1/3​
T1​	Jimmy King​	19​	8​	11​	1/3​
T1​	Deadd2009​	19​	8​	11​	1/3​
T1​	Blaze​	19​	8​	11​	1/3​
5th​	Jeff​	18​	9​	9​	1/3​
T6​	HoHo​	17​	10​	7​	1/3​
T6​	Chris​	17​	10​	7​	1/3​
T6​	Dubble J​	17​	10​	7​	1/3​
9th​	Cake​	15​	12​	3​	1/3​
10th​	Blaine​	14​	13​	1​	1/3​
11th​	Wiseman​	13​	14​	-1​	1/3​

The event ends with an impressive four predictors topping the standing and therefore the Grand Prix Event Championship is not claimed by anyone. However, to take advantage of this situation. The Four predictors will face off in a Four Way Contest at the next event to find a new #1 contender for the WPC Grand Championship. If there is a tie a the top, then the contender's match will carry on to the following event until a singular challenger is found. There will be only one!

Talking of the big belt, we did have a belt booked for this event.

WPC Grand Championship
Blaine (c) vs. Cake

Cake edges past Blaine, with a score of a single point at 15-14 to win the belt for the second time in their WPC career.

34th WPC Grand Champion: Cake ​

damn, ggs

 

[Lethal]

Congrats to all winners.

Cake just smashing this out. Amazing.

 

[Deadd2009]

I was robbed! I should go around claiming i am champ as a gimmick lmao