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The Pros
You might remember that last
year’s opening event in the pro
division of Dallas was won by LA
Infamous. For a team that came out
on fire in 2014, winning in Dallas,
they were never able to achieve
that level of play the rest of the
season. In fact, the best Infamous
could muster in the remaining four
events was a 9th place finish in the
MAO.
And much like last year LA Infamous came out smoking in Dallas
this year, winning all of their preliminary round games. And they
not only won their preliminary
round games, they won them big.
With scores of 7-3, 7-2 and 7-5,
Infamous was barely challenged in
the opening round.
only had one challenging game
and that was against San Antonio
X-Factor.
For reasons I don’t quite understand, all 16 teams entering the
PSP Dallas event in the pros made
the cut to the Ocho rounds. That
means the reward for ac Dallas,
Chicago Aftershock, Trenton Top
Gun Union and Baltimore Revo
losing all three of their games is,
who cares? They made it to the
next round anyway. In the Ochos
Chicago Aftershock came alive
with a 7-2 win over Boom. Things
didn’t go as well for Revo, Top
Gun Union and ac Dallas however.
Some of the other big games in
the pro Ochos were Houston Heat
dismantling Tampa Bay Damage,
LA Infamous beating X-Factor 5-3,
Moscow Red Legion over Revo
7-3, upTon 187 cRew beating the
Likewise, Houston Heat won all
Ironmen 6-3, Seattle Thunder 6-2
of their first round games. After a
tough first game win against what over ac Dallas and Dynasty just
appears to be a much improved Se- getting by Edmonton Impact 6-5.
attle Thunder, Houston Heat won
The pro quarterfinals were full of
their next two games 7-1 and 7-1
great games and surprises beginand cruised into the next round.
ning with Seattle Thunder sending
Moscow Red Legion packing with
upTon 187 cRew, with the newly
acquired Nick Slowiak also balled- a great 6-5 win. Seattle Thunder’s
out and won their opening three
game. Ditto that for Dynasty, who
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