Photo By Gary Baum
Photo By Gary Baum
The same could be said for the Russians,
how would they fare on a slower layout? And
how about Infamous? No-one forgot about
Baltimore Revo, either; their season to-date
had been an impressive one. Would they
shake things up in the top slots? Then there’s
the new guys on the block – the Elevations,
New York Xtremes, PC Katanas and the
ML Kings. Would one of them rise to the
occasion like Scottsdale had their last two
events? There were even questions in the
semi-pro bracket: namely whether anyone
would step up to challenge the dominance
of SD Aftermath. In the misty morning fog of
Atlantic City, the teams would sling paint to
find the answers.
without dropping a game, and their names
were Dynasty and Houston Heat. Impact
made it through, but dropped a game to a
tough-fighting Revo squad along the way.
Revo made the cut with them. The Ironmen
looked better in Atlantic City than they had
all season, hanging three convincing wins
on the board on their way to Sunday. They
didin’t take the easy route to get there, but
Damage and X-Factor also battled their way
into Sunday, along with New York Xtreme in
their best showing in the pro division thus
far. AC: Dallas hung three wins on the board
on their way to the Sunday club as well. The
Russians managed to hang seven points on
the board, one of a very small number of
teams to do so, and this was enough, with
In the pro division only two teams managed two wins, to see them through to Sunday as
to battle their way through to the late rounds well. One of the real surprises on the other
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