Another eventful night for Squiggly Ball.
River Dance again broke the records by being the 1st to win a 6th match. He did it while competing against Viper, The Antelope, The Terror, and of course the always dangerous Phantom. The Viper also won a game, getting her 4th of the season.
The Antelope had a, in her words, "uneventful" night. She managed to get a few strikes, but failed to be a real threat when it counted.
The Phantom also had an off night as he attempted too often to catch balls. He caught 3 balls in one game, but failed to catch a ball at the end (with the controversial full press of River Dance) to knock him out of the game.
The Terror had a great night and it really felt like he was going to get back on the victory table, but failed in the end against Viper. As you can see on the below video he blames it on a back injury, but I think we can all agree that the back ache wasn't a real factor in the loss.
The Viper ignored the trainer's suggestions to stay out of the game and played anyway. Her mental toughness paid off as she won the 2nd game. In that same round, she was sent to the Penalty (time out) period by 3 opponents catching all 3 of her strikes. She came back in the round with a personal vendetta against everyone and won the match. We also learned that Viper's only fear is a post game interview, but we managed to get one anyway.
River Dance took charge in the 1st game by playing the role of the aggressor. He kept using his move and going for kill shots, but failed to land any. His full court press on the Phantom while the Phantom tried to catch his ball is still controversial, but the refs let it slide this time. He had a strong showing and deserved that 1st round win and 6th win on the season.
Watch Viper's, Terror's and Antelope's post game interviews:
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