Event #17 - Thirsty Thursday

[CakeWalker]

Part One
The first event of this bumper weekend sees four shows that are evenly split between two divisions. We will start by looking out how the American Indie Division is effected by the DEFY and Bloodsport X shows that took place on Thursday.

Position​	Predictor​	Wins​	Losses​	Differential​
1st​	Chris​	48​	22​	26​
2nd​	Blaze​	46​	23​	23​
3rd​	Deadd2009​	45​	24​	21​
4th​	HoHo​	43​	25​	18​
5th​	Jeff​	43​	26​	17​
6th​	Lethal​	42​	28​	14​
T7​	Jimmy King​	39​	32​	7​
T7​	Dubble J​	25​	18​	7​
9th​	Crocker​	24​	18​	6​
10th​	Cake​	37​	32​	5​
11th​	Fourth​	10​	7​	3​
12th​	John McHenry​	5​	3​	2​
13th​	Wiseman​	15​	14​	1​
T14​	Blaine​	26​	30​	-4​
T14​	Butters​	3​	7​	-4​
16th​	Matrix​	13​	18​	-5​

Chris still remains in control of the American Indie Division, but we must offer a special mention to HoHo who scored a perfect 11-0 for all the match that took place in the division during this event. ​

 

[CakeWalker]

Part Two
We now look at the Stardom and DDT show that took place in Philly and how these have affected the Japan Division.

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Position​	Predictor​	Wins​	Losses​	Differential​
1st​	HoHo​	54​	22​	32​
2nd​	Deadd2009​	51​	25​	26​
3rd​	Lethal​	48​	28​	20​
4th​	Jimmy King​	41​	22​	19​
5th​	Chris​	47​	29​	18​
6th​	Crocker​	24​	7​	17​
T7​	Jeff​	42​	34​	8​
T7​	Matrix​	22​	14​	8​
T7​	Blaze​	42​	34​	8​
10th​	Blaine​	37​	30​	7​
11th​	Wiseman​	17​	11​	6​
12th​	Fourth​	11​	9​	2​
13th​	John McHenry​	8​	7​	1​
14th​	Dubble J​	17​	17​	0​
15th​	Cake​	37​	39​	-2​

HoHo remains in strong control of the Japan Division, but continues to have a strong grip of his very own Orient Express.​

 

[CakeWalker]

Part Three
We now focus on the results to see who our Event Champion will be - with everyone that predicted earning eligibility towards the KOTM Championship for the month of April (it is now confirmed that the best five differentials will determine the KOTM Champion for the month).
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Position​	Predictor​	Wins​	Losses​	Differential​	KOTM Eligibility​
1st​	HoHo​	18​	4​	14​	1/5​
2nd​	Chris​	17​	5​	12​	1/5​
T3​	Lethal​	16​	6​	10​	1/5​
T3​	Blaze​	16​	6​	10​	1/5​
T5​	Jimmy King​	15​	7​	8​	1/5​
T5​	Deadd2009​	15​	7​	8​	1/5​
7th​	Cake​	13​	9​	4​	1/5​
T8​	Dubble J​	12​	10​	2​	1/5​
T8​	Jeff​	12​	10​	2​	1/5​
10th​	Blaine​	11​	11​	0​	1/5​

HoHo tops the standings and by doing so claims the 'green belt for themselves. This also means they become the first person to book themselves in a #1 contender's match for the WPC Grand Championship. This is only the second time that HoHo has won the Grand Prix Event Championship.

84th WPC Grand Prix Event Champion: HoHo​

 

[Canadian Dragon]

I fucked it up

Grats to HoHo!