Recapped By Velociraptor on Sunday, March 16, 2003
Well, there were a couple of good fights today...but then again...most were pretty brutal.
Leposaurus vs. The Hippie: This one went by very quickly at first. Hippie was KO'd by a single roll assault. In the next round, four consecutive claws achieved the same goal if not at a bit of a slower pace. Round three was a bit more interesting...The Hippie pulled out all of his stops..constantly assaulting Leposaurus with her Mocchi moves. The thing is, they were the weaker variety of Mocchi moves, and most of them missed in any case. Leposaurus took that match 55% to 29% for the win.
Leposaurus 3, The Hippie 0
Jabba T Hutt vs. Sonasu: If this was a fighting game, Jabba would have gotten
three resounding "PERFECTS." Sonasu never landed a single tech. Jabba
hit every single one of his, leading to three KO's and a shutout victory.
Jabba 3, Sonasu 0
Jabba T Hutt vs. Hippie: Unlike the fight against Sonasu, Jabba was hit by Hippie
several times. Unfortunately for the Mocchi, the damage done by these hits ranged
from 4-120...Jabba KO'd the Hippie twice with ease and ended another round winning
78% to 11%, winning the match.
Jabba 3, Hippie 0
Sonasu vs. The Hippie: In what was possibly the best round of the day, The Hippie
KO'd Sonasu without getting hit right off of the bat. After that however, things
changed. Sonasu utilized his basic techs of bite, claw, and tail over and over
to get three KO's in a row against the Mocchi, leaving The Hipie with only one
round win for the day.
Sonasu 3, The Hippie 1
Leposaurus vs. Jabba T Hutt: The first round went quickly after Lepo missed
a roll assault and Jabba hit a critical 716 straight. However, the next round
would be the closest that Jabba would see for the day. The Gaboo hit his first
long punch for 279, but then proceeded to miss two straights and a chop combo.
Meanwhile. Lepo went all out with tails, claws, claw combos, and jumping claws.
After the dust settled however, Jabba still had the lead by 5%, making the match
2-0. The final round was drawn out, with Leposaurus performing a total of six
techniques. However, he only hit two, while Jabba did a straight and a rolling
chop to get his final KO of the night.
Jabba 3, Leposaurus 0
SOnasu vs. Leposaurus: This was the finale match of the night, even though it
was for second place. I myself had predicted that Lepo's ability to dodge would
win him the fight, but I was mistaken. He failed to dodge three separate powerful
attacks: a 547 roll assault, an 888 bite in power, and another 647 roll assault.
On three separate occasions, these moves KO'd Hare Raiser's Zuum with little
extra effort. Lepo did get one win in middle of the match after finally managing
to dodge Sonasu's powerful attacks and evgen achieving a KO with a few jumping
claws. However, in round four Sonasu connected with the previously mentioned
647 roll assault, winning him the match and second place.
Sonasu 3, Leposaurus 1
So the final standings are, again:
Jabba 3-0
Sonasu 2-1
Leposaurus 1-2
The Hippie 0-3
So, Jabba T Hutt will proceed to the finals, waiting for his next challenger. Who will it be? Make a market monster and it could be you! Good night!