- Good opening bout from two guys who are still looking to establish
themselves in the KFL this season. They both struggled to gain momentum
early on but rick991 was able to string together enough strikes to come
out on top. Tough loss for TheMetinPorta, but at this level there are
always opportunities for victories.
- Nice to see dibula bounce back with a win. He's had a real rough
go this year, and at 2-6 he has a long way to go. Yet another hard luck
result for J_A_T. He too hasn't been at his best, now sitting at 1-4.
Perhaps a run through the bottom of the barrel is in order to get these
guys some wins.
- A win is a win, even if it's against a fledgling team, but will
this be enough to cure the ills of redman & MINION's long losing
streak? Though they've been very rocky lately, the pair is still a cut
above the likes of hydraslash & Methuselah6463. It'll be interesting
to see who they challenge next, because I think it will be telling of
their future.
- Nice to see legoslayer10 get back in the win column. His days as a
contender are certainly over for now, but a win like this at least puts
him back on the radar. UlcaTron should feel no shame for this loss,
this was a big ask for him and it would've been huge to see him pull the
upset.
- This match could be seen as a similar opportunity for
nightbreed_16, with the chance to make an impression against tougher
competition. Though he came up short, he succeeded in providing a
memorable fight. Zentile was pushed to the limit here and it will help
him going forward.
- With the three best teams in the KFL all staking their claim to
the top, it was determined that separate 3-way matches would settle the
debate! In the first contest, Onryo smartly waited for the right
opportunity to strike, and delivered a +2 impact to blacksaibot to win
the match! Killswitch looked outmatched in this setting, but didn't let
himself get hurt badly and there's something to be said for that.
- It didn't take long for Scott-Howell to return to his winning
ways! Howell's loss to Ghostdragon last week served as motivation to
reach greater heights, and the win over DeathScepter is the first step
towards that goal! It might be Howell's time to move on to bigger
opponents and challenges now!
- It's a sweep! In the second 3-way match, featuring the allegedly
better halves of their respective teams, BMK proved too much for his
competition! He comprehensively defeated both opponents in his path and
claimed victory for "The Service Krew!" There's a feeling among the
bookers that BMK could do well in a singles program and given that he
and Onryo have conquered all the other teams in the KFL, now might be
the time to explore that path.
- Good bounce back win for Nephrite. The result doesn't surprise as
much as the impact that he delivered! The +4 impact raised eyebrows all
over The Great Arena and he may have put himself right back in the title
discussion! Most predicted that Jironobou would do better in this
contest, and so he may take a step back in the card here.
- Having beaten Nephrite last week in his first match back from a
hiatus, Sekktor appeared ready to take the next step. He challenged
jack4813 to a match that appeared to have all the hype of a #1
contender's encounter! Both men fought with purpose and desire, but only
one could be victorious! After a grueling match, jack stood tall in
victory. Will he receive yet another chance at Y2K's title?
- The man they call Shoe made his first KFL appearance and gave
notice that the culture of the KFL would change forever! He stepped into
the ring for his first match against a seasoned KFL veteran,
TonyTheTiger! Battling with confidence, Shoe delivered a +1 impact that
left no doubt about who the better man was on this night! After the
match, he called out LordSkarlet and challenged him to a match next
week, claiming that he would lead LS to his assailant... and potentially
to another slaughter!
- After all the near misses in big matches this year, Ghostdragon
had finally done enough to earn a championship opportunity! Finally
given the chance to claim gold, Ghostdragon gave an effort that brought
The Great Arena faithful to their feet! The champion, forgivably
overconfident after his recent matches, underestimated Ghostdragon in
the early going but was able to recover and do enough to retain! By far
his closest call since earning the belt, Y2K definitely received a
reality check in this match. Will he defend again next week?
Kombat Fight League - Friday Night Fights: Week 14 (April 18, 2014):
1. rick991 d. TheMetinPorta [+1]
2. dibula d. JUST_A_TARKATAN [+1]
3. redman & MINION d. hydraslash & Methuselah6463 [+1]
4. legoslayer10 d. UlcaTron [+1]
5. Zentile d. nightbreed_16 [+1]
6. Onryo d. blacksaibot & Killswitch [+2/-1/-1]
7. Scott-Howell d. DeathScepter [+1]
8. Baraka_MK d. MKRocket & Jerrod [+2/-1/-1]
9. Nephrite d. Jironobou [+4]
10. jack4813 d. Sekktor [+1]
11. ShoeUnited d. TonyTheTiger [+1]
12. Knickxasawrrrr (c) d. Ghostdragon [+1] (KFL Championship)
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