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The Tennis Cup I was a [[Youtube Poop Tennis]] Competition hosted primarily by Gallers and was the first one to be officially billed as a Tournament. It ran from May to August 2008 and was the largest tournament to happen at the time, with 32 participants and nearly all of them having considerably at the time some kind of large following either within the community or beyond. It's eventually winner, PlasmaFetus's brother Ishkibibl, would become the first recipient of the Tennis Tourney Winner medal, which would become the dominant prize for all official tournament based events to follow. | The Tennis Cup I was a [[Youtube Poop Tennis]] Competition hosted primarily by Gallers and was the first one to be officially billed as a Tournament. It ran from May to August 2008 and was the largest tournament to happen at the time, with 32 participants and nearly all of them having considerably at the time some kind of large following either within the community or beyond. It's eventually winner, PlasmaFetus's brother Ishkibibl, would become the first recipient of the Tennis Tourney Winner medal, which would become the dominant prize for all official tournament based events to follow. |
Revision as of 11:31, 18 October 2014
The Tennis Cup I was a Youtube Poop Tennis Competition hosted primarily by Gallers and was the first one to be officially billed as a Tournament. It ran from May to August 2008 and was the largest tournament to happen at the time, with 32 participants and nearly all of them having considerably at the time some kind of large following either within the community or beyond. It's eventually winner, PlasmaFetus's brother Ishkibibl, would become the first recipient of the Tennis Tourney Winner medal, which would become the dominant prize for all official tournament based events to follow.