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Grey Tennis Tournament 2

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Grey Tennis Tournament 2

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			=Set 4=

			===p1xlwitch vs. TehShadzify===

			==={{Snorp}} vs. {{mrdoognoog}}===

	{{Tournaments}}		{{Tournaments}}

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Ratcheting

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			[[File:Ratchetresize.gif\|thumb\|right\|From Round 2 of hom906sar vs. strong414bad]]
	[[Ratcheting]] is a term coined by {{dani_phantump}} in 2026 that refers to the reversal of a clip without using a reverse option or effect. This method is done by the fine splicing of the entirety a forward motion clip, with the segments then rearranged precisely in reverse order, creating a manufactured clip "reverse" composed of the segments which remain in forward motion to typically provide a "choppy" result, visually and aurally akin to the functionality and clicking sounds of a ratchet tool. The choppiness of a "ratchet" reverse depends on the length of the small segments created from a clip; finer splicing usually results in a smoother visual reverse with the technique identified largely in the retained choppiness of the audio, while less finer splicing increases the visual choppiness, depicting the motion to be [[stuttering]] backwards.		[[Ratcheting]] is a term coined by {{dani_phantump}} in 2026 that refers to the reversal of a clip without using a reverse option or effect. This method is done by the fine splicing of the entirety a forward motion clip, with the segments then rearranged precisely in reverse order, creating a manufactured clip "reverse" composed of the segments which remain in forward motion to typically provide a "choppy" result, visually and aurally akin to the functionality and clicking sounds of a ratchet tool. The choppiness of a "ratchet" reverse depends on the length of the small segments created from a clip; finer splicing usually results in a smoother visual reverse with the technique identified largely in the retained choppiness of the audio, while less finer splicing increases the visual choppiness, depicting the motion to be [[stuttering]] backwards.
	[[File:~~Ratcheting2~~.gif\|thumb\|right\|From Round 2 of ~~hom906sar~~ vs. ~~strong414bad~~]]		[[File:Vegasratchetresize.gif\|thumb\|right\|From Round 1 of Moogle vs. mYZterbattyX, an example of ratcheting performed in [[Sony Vegas]], immediately followed by a more traditional reverse effect]]
	Ratcheting was first developed as a technique by users of [[Windows Movie Maker]], a program which had no built-in reverse effect, as a way to cheat a reverse effect in video output nonetheless. For years the technique was unofficially referred to in variations of a "WMM Reverse" for this reason. This technique was first used by {{strong414bad}} in his first match with hom906sar, and was also subsequently used by {{DaftPunkYoshi}}, {{Emperor Ing}} and {{NS2}}. Occasionally, this technique has also been used by users of [[Sony Vegas]] and other editors that do have built in reverse effects due to appreciating the visual appearance and audio results of ratcheting as a technique and reversal method. This technique is similar in effect to stuttering or [[scrambling]], as it is best utilized within tennis upon moments of defined or constant motion, as a way to create disruptions in and distortions of that motion. Ratcheting can also be accomplished with [[Live Editing\|live editing]] techniques through the captured manual dragging of clips over the playback line as it progresses down the timeline during active playback.		Ratcheting was first developed as a technique by users of [[Windows Movie Maker]], a program which had no built-in reverse effect, as a way to cheat a reverse effect in video output nonetheless. For years the technique was unofficially referred to in variations of a "WMM Reverse" for this reason. This technique was first used by {{strong414bad}} in his first match with hom906sar, and was also subsequently used by {{DaftPunkYoshi}}, {{Emperor Ing}} and {{NS2}}. Occasionally, this technique has also been used by users of [[Sony Vegas]] and other editors that do have built in reverse effects due to appreciating the visual appearance and audio results of ratcheting as a technique and reversal method. This technique is similar in effect to stuttering or [[scrambling]], as it is best utilized within tennis upon moments of defined or constant motion, as a way to create disruptions in and distortions of that motion. Ratcheting can also be accomplished with [[Live Editing\|live editing]] techniques through the captured manual dragging of clips over the playback line as it progresses down the timeline during active playback.

File:Vegasratchetresize.gif

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from Round 1 of Moogle vs. mYZterbattyX(2009)

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Dani phantump — Fri, 30 Oct 2026 05:19:30 GMT

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from Round 2 of hom906sar vs. strong414bad(2007)

Luioigi vs. GameBop vs. MycroProcessor

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Ratcheting

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	[[Ratcheting]] is a term coined by {{dani_phantump}} in 2026 that refers to the reversal of a clip without using a reverse option or effect. This method is done by the fine splicing of the entirety a forward motion clip, with the segments then rearranged precisely in reverse order, creating a manufactured clip "reverse" composed of the segments which remain in forward motion to typically provide a "choppy" result, visually and aurally akin to the functionality and clicking sounds of a ratchet tool. The choppiness of a "ratchet" reverse depends on the length of the small segments created from a clip; finer splicing usually results in a smoother visual reverse with the technique identified largely in the retained choppiness of the audio, while less finer splicing increases the visual choppiness, depicting the motion to be [[stuttering]] backwards.		[[Ratcheting]] is a term coined by {{dani_phantump}} in 2026 that refers to the reversal of a clip without using a reverse option or effect. This method is done by the fine splicing of the entirety a forward motion clip, with the segments then rearranged precisely in reverse order, creating a manufactured clip "reverse" composed of the segments which remain in forward motion to typically provide a "choppy" result, visually and aurally akin to the functionality and clicking sounds of a ratchet tool. The choppiness of a "ratchet" reverse depends on the length of the small segments created from a clip; finer splicing usually results in a smoother visual reverse with the technique identified largely in the retained choppiness of the audio, while less finer splicing increases the visual choppiness, depicting the motion to be [[stuttering]] backwards.
	[[File:~~Ratcheting1~~.gif\|thumb\|right\|From Round 2 of hom906sar vs. strong414bad]]		[[File:Ratcheting2.gif\|thumb\|right\|From Round 2 of hom906sar vs. strong414bad]]
	Ratcheting was first developed as a technique by users of [[Windows Movie Maker]], a program which had no built-in reverse effect, as a way to cheat a reverse effect in video output nonetheless. For years the technique was unofficially referred to in variations of a "WMM Reverse" for this reason. This technique was first used by {{strong414bad}} in his match with hom906sar, and was also subsequently used by {{DaftPunkYoshi}}, {{Emperor Ing}} and {{NS2}}. Occasionally, this technique has also been used by users of [[Sony Vegas]] and other editors that do have built in reverse effects due to appreciating the visual appearance and audio results of ratcheting as a technique and reversal method. This technique is similar in effect to stuttering or [[scrambling]], as it is best utilized within tennis upon moments of defined or constant motion, as a way to create disruptions in and distortions of that motion. Ratcheting can also be accomplished with [[Live Editing\|live editing]] techniques through the captured manual dragging of clips over the playback line as it progresses down the timeline during active playback.		Ratcheting was first developed as a technique by users of [[Windows Movie Maker]], a program which had no built-in reverse effect, as a way to cheat a reverse effect in video output nonetheless. For years the technique was unofficially referred to in variations of a "WMM Reverse" for this reason. This technique was first used by {{strong414bad}} in his first match with hom906sar, and was also subsequently used by {{DaftPunkYoshi}}, {{Emperor Ing}} and {{NS2}}. Occasionally, this technique has also been used by users of [[Sony Vegas]] and other editors that do have built in reverse effects due to appreciating the visual appearance and audio results of ratcheting as a technique and reversal method. This technique is similar in effect to stuttering or [[scrambling]], as it is best utilized within tennis upon moments of defined or constant motion, as a way to create disruptions in and distortions of that motion. Ratcheting can also be accomplished with [[Live Editing\|live editing]] techniques through the captured manual dragging of clips over the playback line as it progresses down the timeline during active playback.

File:Ratcheting2.gif

Dani phantump — Thu, 29 Oct 2026 06:44:55 GMT

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the earliest known example of [[Ratcheting]] in video tennis, Round 2 of hom906sar vs. strong414bad

Ratcheting

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	[[Ratcheting]] is a term coined by {{dani_phantump}} in 2026 that refers to the reversal of a clip without using a reverse option or effect. This method is done by the fine splicing of the entirety a forward motion clip, with the segments then rearranged precisely in reverse order, creating a manufactured clip "reverse" composed of the segments which remain in forward motion to typically provide a "choppy" result, visually and aurally akin to the functionality and clicking sounds of a ratchet tool. The choppiness of a "ratchet" reverse depends on the length of the small segments created from a clip; finer splicing usually results in a smoother visual reverse with the technique identified largely in the retained choppiness of the audio, while less finer splicing increases the visual choppiness, depicting the motion to be [[stuttering]] backwards.		[[Ratcheting]] is a term coined by {{dani_phantump}} in 2026 that refers to the reversal of a clip without using a reverse option or effect. This method is done by the fine splicing of the entirety a forward motion clip, with the segments then rearranged precisely in reverse order, creating a manufactured clip "reverse" composed of the segments which remain in forward motion to typically provide a "choppy" result, visually and aurally akin to the functionality and clicking sounds of a ratchet tool. The choppiness of a "ratchet" reverse depends on the length of the small segments created from a clip; finer splicing usually results in a smoother visual reverse with the technique identified largely in the retained choppiness of the audio, while less finer splicing increases the visual choppiness, depicting the motion to be [[stuttering]] backwards.
			[[File:Ratcheting1.gif\|thumb\|right\|From Round 2 of hom906sar vs. strong414bad]]
	Ratcheting was first developed as a technique by users of [[Windows Movie Maker]], a program which had no built-in reverse effect, as a way to cheat a reverse effect in video output nonetheless. For years the technique was unofficially referred to in variations of a "WMM Reverse" for this reason. This technique was ~~primarily~~ first used by {{~~NS2~~}}, and was also subsequently used by {{DaftPunkYoshi}}, {{Emperor Ing}} and {{~~strong414bad~~}}. Occasionally, this technique has also been used by users of [[Sony Vegas]] and other editors that do have built in reverse effects due to appreciating the visual appearance and audio results of ratcheting as a technique and reversal method. This technique is similar in effect to stuttering or [[scrambling]], as it is best utilized within tennis upon moments of defined or constant motion, as a way to create disruptions in and distortions of that motion. Ratcheting can also be accomplished with [[Live Editing\|live editing]] techniques through the captured manual dragging of clips over the playback line as it progresses down the timeline during active playback.		Ratcheting was first developed as a technique by users of [[Windows Movie Maker]], a program which had no built-in reverse effect, as a way to cheat a reverse effect in video output nonetheless. For years the technique was unofficially referred to in variations of a "WMM Reverse" for this reason. This technique was first used by {{strong414bad}} in his match with hom906sar, and was also subsequently used by {{DaftPunkYoshi}}, {{Emperor Ing}} and {{NS2}}. Occasionally, this technique has also been used by users of [[Sony Vegas]] and other editors that do have built in reverse effects due to appreciating the visual appearance and audio results of ratcheting as a technique and reversal method. This technique is similar in effect to stuttering or [[scrambling]], as it is best utilized within tennis upon moments of defined or constant motion, as a way to create disruptions in and distortions of that motion. Ratcheting can also be accomplished with [[Live Editing\|live editing]] techniques through the captured manual dragging of clips over the playback line as it progresses down the timeline during active playback.

File:Ratcheting1.gif

Dani phantump — Thu, 29 Oct 2026 06:40:30 GMT

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from Round 2 of hom906sar vs. strong414bad, the earliest example of [[Ratcheting]] in video tennis.

Kurkop vs. superkoffee

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	[[Kurkop vs. superkoffee]] was a [[Youtube Poop]]/Video [[tennis]] match that took place between ~~unspecified~~ dates~~, estimated somewhere before~~ and ~~then leading up~~ to ~~March 11~~, ~~2010~~. The first of 9 different matches in which the two players took part throughout their time in the tennis community, and the first of three directly between just the two players, the only source to be used throughout the match from the serve onward was the music video for "Elektronik Supersonik"(2004) by Zlad!(Santo Cilauro). The match features an abundance of editing techniques and visual response ideas that were rare and unique for the time, featuring multiple simultaneous keyframed layers, oblique and unusual shapes masked out of the previous footage, editing techniques such as cookie cutting and stuttering over a TV Simulation effect executed in an offbeat fashion, and the visual construction or manipulation of faces throughout select rounds. ~~Responses get shorter as the match progresses~~, ~~indicating naturally diminishing energy~~ between the ~~players~~, ~~with~~ the match's final round ~~being~~ only 1 second long, and ~~featuring~~ a single visual gag of a masked gun firing a masked bullet.		[[Kurkop vs. superkoffee]] was a [[Youtube Poop]]/Video [[tennis]] match that took place between March 11 and 13, 2010<ref>https://archive.yellowtealpurple.net/youchew/forum/19-tennis-completed/66312-kurkop-vs-lesuperkoffee/1.html It isn't entirely clear from the data of this thread, but these dates are determined from the date of the OP and the date of Kurkop's request to move the match to completed, which is supported by surviving metadata from the rounds' original video IDs showing dates that consistently fall within this span; {{GameBop}}'s only post indicates the rounds were edited into the OP, rather than posted separately as they were made, in a generally atypical (but not unprecedented) method of documenting the match on the [[YouChew]] forums. There were also only 7 of the 9 rounds posted originally before they edited the two missing rounds into the post.</ref>. The first of 9 different matches in which the two players took part in together throughout their time in the tennis community, and the first of three directly between just the two players, the only source to be used throughout the match from the serve onward was the music video for "Elektronik Supersonik"(2004) by Zlad!(Santo Cilauro). The match features an abundance of editing techniques and visual response ideas that were rare and unique for the time, featuring multiple simultaneous keyframed layers, oblique and unusual shapes masked out of the previous footage, editing techniques such as cookie cutting and stuttering over a TV Simulation effect executed in an offbeat fashion, and the visual construction or manipulation of faces throughout select rounds. Surviving metadata indicates that most to all rounds were all made in very quick succession of each other, with only minutes passing in between responses especially by the final four, something reflected by these rounds proceeding to get drastically shorter than the ones before it.<ref>https://youtube.snivy.pl/video?id=vu4hixsRXmI</ref><ref>https://youtube.snivy.pl/video?id=tOaLyYeYVgw</ref><ref>https://youtube.snivy.pl/video?id=ciGssW9wQPg</ref> The match's final round is only 1 second long, and features a single visual gag of a masked gun firing a masked bullet.

	It was the second match played by both Kurkop and superkoffee.<ref>https://archive.yellowtealpurple.net/youchew/forum/16-poop-tennis/30906-poop-tennis-roster-thread/3.html#post-2902295 Kurkop never made a roster on the YouChew forums, but the only match listed in the Tennis Subforums before this under his name was with Bikeman48837.</ref> Initial confusion was had over the players' mutual decision to end the match on an odd number, a move considered atypical as it was generally assumed that complete matches consisted of an even amount of rounds.<ref>https://archive.yellowtealpurple.net/youchew/forum/19-tennis-completed/66312-kurkop-vs-lesuperkoffee/1.html#post-2616658</ref> Kurkop deleted all of his early tennis material in late 2010, leaving this match to exist in an only half complete state for about a year and a half before the initial launch of the [[TennisFacksJr]] account; Kurkop's surviving rounds for this match became among the earliest uploads to the channel in June 2012, having been archived by superkoffee. It remains the earliest of Kurkop's matches to survive intact and among the only evidence of him as a tennis player before late 2010. superkoffee would later prove to be an enduring influence on Kurkop's output for the next few years, referencing him or including him multiple times in various creative works, and both players would subsequently play a 4 round rematch, of which 3 rounds survive, a 2 round second rematch, from which no rounds survive, and a Black and White themed three-way match with mutual friend SynaMax/SynaMaxMusic. {{dani_phantump}} was influenced by the match and listed it as a favorite as early as May 2012, subsequently adopting a few of the match's editing techniques into their own style, most initially visible in a match they played with guitarrocker100 around this time. Round 2 of this match, superkoffee's "YipTipPup Tennis RUNDThis Many Astericks): ~~KURKOP ElektronikinkortklE~~ #Music Stylings#"(2010), was one of the 33 Round 2's sampled in {{GameBop}}'s "Seconds, Anyone?"(2010), their serve for [[GameBop vs. Sploltoen vs. MycroProcessor\|their match with Sploltoen and MycroProcessor]] in the [[3-Way Tennis Tournament]].		It was the second match played by both Kurkop and superkoffee.<ref>https://archive.yellowtealpurple.net/youchew/forum/16-poop-tennis/30906-poop-tennis-roster-thread/3.html#post-2902295 Kurkop never made a roster on the YouChew forums, but the only match listed in the Tennis Subforums before this under his name was with Bikeman48837.</ref> Initial confusion was had over the players' mutual decision to end the match on an odd number, a move considered atypical as it was generally assumed that complete matches consisted of an even amount of rounds.<ref>https://archive.yellowtealpurple.net/youchew/forum/19-tennis-completed/66312-kurkop-vs-lesuperkoffee/1.html#post-2616658</ref> Kurkop deleted all of his early tennis material in late 2010, leaving this match to exist in an only half complete state for about a year and a half before the initial launch of the [[TennisFacksJr]] account; Kurkop's surviving rounds for this match became among the earliest uploads to the channel in June 2012, having been archived by superkoffee. It remains the earliest of Kurkop's matches to survive intact and among the only evidence of him as a tennis player before late 2010. superkoffee would later prove to be an enduring influence on Kurkop's output for the next few years, referencing him or including him multiple times in various creative works, and both players would subsequently play a 4 round rematch, of which 4 rounds survive, a 2 round second rematch, from which no rounds survive, and a Black and White themed three-way match with mutual friend SynaMax/SynaMaxMusic. {{dani_phantump}} was influenced by the match and listed it as a favorite as early as May 2012, subsequently adopting a few of the match's editing techniques into their own style, most initially visible in a match they played with guitarrocker100 around this time. Round 2 of this match, superkoffee's "YipTipPup Tennis RUND This Many Astericks ) ** KURKOP : ElktronikinkortklE #Music Stylings#"(2010), was one of the 33 Round 2's sampled in {{GameBop}}'s "Seconds, Anyone?"(2010), their serve for [[GameBop vs. Sploltoen vs. MycroProcessor\|their match with Sploltoen and MycroProcessor]] in the [[3-Way Tennis Tournament]].

	superkoffee's account that he played from, LeSuperKoffee, was terminated in 2020 due to a YouTube policy change regarding "hateful or offensive content" that came after it due to his infamous "9/11 tennis match" that took place in 2011, however his account was fully archived by dani_phantump ahead of time, allowing his rounds to remain preserved. Yottifferent independently restored these to YouTube in October 2025. The match was first compiled into a single video on the [[YouWouldBeWelcome]] account in August 2024.		superkoffee's account that he played from, LeSuperKoffee, was terminated in 2020 due to a YouTube policy change regarding "hateful or offensive content" that came after it due to his infamous "9/11 tennis match" that took place in 2011, however his account was fully archived by dani_phantump ahead of time, allowing his rounds to remain preserved. Yottifferent independently restored these to YouTube in October 2025. The match was first compiled into a single video on the [[YouWouldBeWelcome]] account in August 2024.
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	==Round 1==		==Round 1==
	'''"YTP Tennis: Fly Away On My Space Cocket ~~(HQ)~~" by Kurkop'''		'''"YTP Tennis: Fly Away On My Space Cocket" by Kurkop'''

	<youtube>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=riIrfP5wCXE</youtube>		<youtube>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=riIrfP5wCXE</youtube>

	==Round 2==		==Round 2==
	'''"YipTipPup Tennis RUNDThis Many Astericks): ~~KURKOP ElektronikinkortklE~~ #Music Stylings#" by superkoffee'''		'''"YipTipPup Tennis RUND This Many Astericks ) ** KURKOP : ElktronikinkortklE #Music Stylings#" by superkoffee'''

	<youtube>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zXjtgVs8XBE</youtube>		<youtube>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zXjtgVs8XBE</youtube>

	==Round 3==		==Round 3==
	'''"YTP Tennis: Ultra Mullet Fart Zone" by Kurkop'''		'''"YTP Tennis: Ultra Mullet Fart Zone" by Kurkop'''
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	==Round 6==		==Round 6==
	'''"Tennise Etiquette~Tet With Kurkop and Koffee ,Vidso 6, Mummifying with Tea (A How To)" by superkoffee'''		'''"Tennise Etiquette~Tet With Kurkop and Koffee ,Vidso 6, : Mummifying with Tea (A How To)" by superkoffee'''

	<youtube>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d6Mx5blLv58</youtube>		<youtube>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d6Mx5blLv58</youtube>

	==Round 7==		==Round 7==
	'''"YTP Tennis: backpaint comonsavas (88*) fire one" by Kurkop'''		'''"YTP Tennis: backpaint comonsavas (88*) fire one (displacement 7) fuel" by Kurkop'''

	<youtube>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iu5CB5Nt5Ho</youtube>		<youtube>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iu5CB5Nt5Ho</youtube>

	==Round 8==		==Round 8==
	'''"Antiques are not here to be broken, For the 8th tennis will not be fragile." by superkoffee'''		'''"Antiques are not here to be broken, For the 8th tennis will not be fragile." by superkoffee'''
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	==Round 9==		==Round 9==
	'''"YTP Tennis: antilopes should be in envelopes for the final round of this tennis" by Kurkop'''		'''"YTP Tennis: antilopes should be in envelopes for the final round of this tennis." by Kurkop'''

	<youtube>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rvFSI3CKZxw</youtube>		<youtube>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rvFSI3CKZxw</youtube>

	=Sources=		=Sources=

GameBop vs. Moogle vs. Metzgorrre

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	[[GameBop vs. Moogle vs. Metzgorrre]] was a [[Youtube Poop]]/[[Video tennis]] match originally played as a part of the [[3-Way Tennis Tournament]], taking place between September 1 and 19, 2010. It was the final match played as a part of this event's defined "winners" bracket; all three players had yet to lose one game in the tournament's double-elimination structure, with the winner of this match becoming the first finalist of the event and the losers mingling with the "losers bracket" for at least one more set. GameBop had previously defeated [[RAKninja vs. GameBop vs. magmalord\|RAKninja and magmalord in Set 1]] and [[GameBop/superkoffee vs. Sploltoen vs. MycroProcessor\|Sploltoen and MycroProcessor in Set 2]], Metzgorrre had previously defeated {{Metroid998}} and Fiddlesticks411 in Set 1 and {{DaftPunkYoshi}} and {{CorruptionSound}} in Set 2, and Moogle had made it to this match on an astonishing lucky streak; both of their Set 1 and Set 2 matches were technically lost by raw score, to Funacceptable and {{trepmaws}} respectively, but they were twice defaulted the win due to both players getting late penalties and having the second highest average score above other respective match participants XBR4D3NX and Luioigi. It was the only time any of these three players ever faced each other in any configuration. Sources used include shark footage from ''National Geographic'', an image of ''Touhou Project'' characters Reimu Hakurei and Yukari Yakumo, ''Alfred Kwak'', ''[[Kukori Es Kotkoda]]'', a playthrough of ''Touhou Eiyashou ~ Imperishable Night''(PC98, 2004), an image of a Mareep ''Pokemon'' card, audio samples of Youtube "Let's Player" raocow, a suggestive image of Cirno, a sample of M. Bison's "YES!" from ''Street Fighter: The Animated Series'', a playthrough of crossover fangame ''Touhou Mother''(PC98, 2009), footage of Zinedine Zidane from the 2006 Fifa World Cup Final (notably his famous headbutting of opponent player Marco Materazzi), "pictures of Jolteon's face masticated through MorphThing"<ref>https://archive.yellowtealpurple.net/youchew/forum/31-completed-games/71726-gamebop-vs-moogle-vs-metzgorrre-done-vote/1.html#post-2930503 Direct description provided by {{CorruptionSound}}</ref>, an image of a small Jolteon and Glaceon plushie next to each other (used by {{MycroProcessor}} in miscellaneous works around this same time), ''Pi''(1998), the music video for "Midlife Crisis"(1992) by Faith No More, a brief audio sample from ''Wario Land 4''(GBA, 2001), ''Käpt'n Blaubär'', "Percent Song"(2008) by Dave Mitchell, "Son Of The Morning"(2009) by Akercocke, a 1962 toy commercial for Gaylord the Dog, ''Old Men in New Cars''(2002), a 2000's-era South Korean educational short film on teaching the English language<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kQyRAnf15_4 While the original sourced video remains without a precise link, this 2016 upload entitled "Oblivion Dialogue in a Nutshell" features the exact same footage used and provides some of its own insight on its origin.</ref>, ~~the XTC song~~ "Making Plans For Nigel"(1979), the Silly Symphony short ''Three Little Pigs''(1933), ''Mortal Kombat''(1995), ''Wowzer'', ''The Room''(2003), [[Vvaluigi vs. MycroProcessor\|"Kukucska Performs Sonic Music on Cement Puzzle Pieces"(2009) by MycroProcessor]], "Paranoid"(1970) by Black Sabbath("I CANNOT FEEL MY PEE-NIS"), ''Strike Witches'', a fanmade clip from ''Angel Beats'' of Yui's "Yui-nyun~" edited to make her look like ''Touhou Project'''s Yuyuko Saigyouji, [[GameBop/superkoffee vs. Sploltoen vs. MycroProcessor\|"‰Perceptions‰ 4.3 of the Raven's requests will link directly back to a book tray º% º%"(2010) by GameBop]], footage from a filmed 1971 interview by Jacobo Zabludovsky of Salvador Dali, an image of a Jolteon ''Pokemon'' card, a transparent image of Sploltoen's then-prominent "British Squirrel Power" avatar character, "'I Must Go,' She Said, 'But I Will Always Come Back'"(2009) by Morton Valence, a homemade parody painting of the ''Pulp Fiction'' theatrical poster, and edited promotional images from ''E.T.(The Extra-Terrestrial)''(1982) and ''How I Met Your Mother''.		[[GameBop vs. Moogle vs. Metzgorrre]] was a [[Youtube Poop]]/[[Video tennis]] match originally played as a part of the [[3-Way Tennis Tournament]], taking place between September 1 and 19, 2010. It was the final match played as a part of this event's defined "winners" bracket; all three players had yet to lose one game in the tournament's double-elimination structure, with the winner of this match becoming the first finalist of the event and the losers mingling with the "losers bracket" for at least one more set. GameBop had previously defeated [[RAKninja vs. GameBop vs. magmalord\|RAKninja and magmalord in Set 1]] and [[GameBop/superkoffee vs. Sploltoen vs. MycroProcessor\|Sploltoen and MycroProcessor in Set 2]], Metzgorrre had previously defeated {{Metroid998}} and Fiddlesticks411 in Set 1 and {{DaftPunkYoshi}} and {{CorruptionSound}} in Set 2, and Moogle had made it to this match on an astonishing lucky streak; both of their Set 1 and Set 2 matches were technically lost by raw score, to Funacceptable and {{trepmaws}} respectively, but they were twice defaulted the win due to both players getting late penalties and having the second highest average score above other respective match participants XBR4D3NX and Luioigi. It was the only time any of these three players ever faced each other in any configuration. Sources used include shark footage from ''National Geographic'', an image of ''Touhou Project'' characters Reimu Hakurei and Yukari Yakumo, ''Alfred Kwak'', ''[[Kukori Es Kotkoda]]'', a playthrough of ''Touhou Eiyashou ~ Imperishable Night''(PC98, 2004), an image of a Mareep ''Pokemon'' card, audio samples of Youtube "Let's Player" raocow, a suggestive image of Cirno, a sample of M. Bison's "YES!" from ''Street Fighter: The Animated Series'', a playthrough of crossover fangame ''Touhou Mother''(PC98, 2009), footage of Zinedine Zidane from the 2006 Fifa World Cup Final (notably his famous headbutting of opponent player Marco Materazzi), "pictures of Jolteon's face masticated through MorphThing"<ref>https://archive.yellowtealpurple.net/youchew/forum/31-completed-games/71726-gamebop-vs-moogle-vs-metzgorrre-done-vote/1.html#post-2930503 Direct description provided by {{CorruptionSound}}</ref>, an image of a small Jolteon and Glaceon plushie next to each other (used by {{MycroProcessor}} in miscellaneous works around this same time), ''Pi''(1998), the music video for "Midlife Crisis"(1992) by Faith No More, a brief audio sample from ''Wario Land 4''(GBA, 2001), ''Käpt'n Blaubär'', "Percent Song"(2008) by Dave Mitchell, "Son Of The Morning"(2009) by Akercocke, a 1962 toy commercial for Gaylord the Dog, ''Old Men in New Cars''(2002), a 2000's-era South Korean educational short film on teaching the English language<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kQyRAnf15_4 While the original sourced video remains without a precise link, this 2016 upload entitled "Oblivion Dialogue in a Nutshell" features the exact same footage used and provides some of its own insight on its origin.</ref>, "Making Plans For Nigel"(1979) by XTC, the Silly Symphony short ''Three Little Pigs''(1933), ''Mortal Kombat''(1995), ''Wowzer'', ''The Room''(2003), [[Vvaluigi vs. MycroProcessor\|"Kukucska Performs Sonic Music on Cement Puzzle Pieces"(2009) by MycroProcessor]], "Paranoid"(1970) by Black Sabbath("I CANNOT FEEL MY PEE-NIS"), ''Strike Witches'', a fanmade clip from ''Angel Beats'' of Yui's "Yui-nyun~" edited to make her look like ''Touhou Project'''s Yuyuko Saigyouji, [[GameBop/superkoffee vs. Sploltoen vs. MycroProcessor\|"‰Perceptions‰ 4.3 of the Raven's requests will link directly back to a book tray º% º%"(2010) by GameBop]], footage from a filmed 1971 interview by Jacobo Zabludovsky of Salvador Dali, an image of a Jolteon ''Pokemon'' card, a transparent image of Sploltoen's then-prominent "British Squirrel Power" avatar character, "'I Must Go,' She Said, 'But I Will Always Come Back'"(2009) by Morton Valence, a homemade parody painting of the ''Pulp Fiction'' theatrical poster, and edited promotional images from ''E.T.(The Extra-Terrestrial)''(1982) and ''How I Met Your Mother''.


	It was the 51st match completed by GameBop, the seventh match completed by Metzgorrre and the 15th and final match completed by Moogle. With titles starting out fairly conventional, Metzgorrre's Round 3 title is interpreted to contain smiley face emoticons in its brackets around the words, which GameBop inverts into ~~frowny~~ faces for Round 4 and creates a new path in title progression. Moogle liberally uses much more complex emoticons in both of their remaining round titles, Metzgorrre creates a face with 7 eyes in Round 6 and GameBop adds an eighth eye to it and duplicates it, along with bookending with a pair of decidedly more "alien" faces in Round 7~~. A final~~ surprised emoticon face appears in ~~Round 9, before~~ the title ~~concludes in manic-appearing barely discernable text~~. GameBop's reverb-laden and visually saturated Round 4, "-:( you do not ):-"(2010), which {{TheChutley}} commented positively on for its "Awesome ambiance"<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DcMlEIbMIhE&lc=UgxkZXxWZ_g8ruhePTZ4AaABAg</ref>, was known for many years for having never recieved any kind of thumbnail from YouTube -- a comment from {{mrdoognoog}} indicates that it finally recieved one sometime in 2020<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DcMlEIbMIhE&lc=UgwEgnEKTZq9XNkR0gx4AaABAg</ref>. Metzgorrre's Round 6 and Round 9 uniquely feature abstract animated lines and MSPaint creations that seem to be self-provided. With Round 6 providing onscreen text to introduce its contents as clearly "youtube poop tennis", Round 7 follows this up with text that reads "[[YellowTealPurple\|Yellow Teal Purple]] Tennis", and provides a colored background that transitions through all three colors in a hue cycle. Additionally, it was noted that a serrendipitous moment of mirrored Tommy Wiseau in ''The Room''(2003) saying "NAH"(taken from his signature delivery of "I did not.") was repeated almost verbatim in "LOCKEKOFF IS DA NU BIG DUUB BOOM"(2010), Round 4 of fellow Set 3 match JakeSteel/SynaMax/SergeantBacon vs. Sploltoen vs. Kurkop(2010), which would have been uploaded only within a day of this match's Round 7.		It was the 51st match completed by GameBop, the seventh match completed by Metzgorrre and the 15th and final match completed by Moogle. With titles starting out fairly conventional, Metzgorrre's Round 3 title is interpreted to contain smiley face emoticons in its brackets around the words, which GameBop inverts into frowning faces for Round 4 and creates a new path in title progression. Moogle liberally uses much more complex emoticons in both of their remaining round titles, Metzgorrre creates a face with 7 eyes in Round 6 and GameBop adds an eighth eye to it and duplicates it, along with bookending with a pair of decidedly more "alien" faces in Round 7, and a surprised emoticon face appears to conclude this bit in the final round's title. GameBop's reverb-laden and visually saturated Round 4, "-:( you do not ):-"(2010), which {{TheChutley}} commented positively on for its "Awesome ambiance"<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DcMlEIbMIhE&lc=UgxkZXxWZ_g8ruhePTZ4AaABAg</ref>, was known for many years for having never recieved any kind of thumbnail from YouTube -- a comment from {{mrdoognoog}} indicates that it finally recieved one sometime in 2020<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DcMlEIbMIhE&lc=UgwEgnEKTZq9XNkR0gx4AaABAg</ref>. Metzgorrre's Round 6 and Round 9 uniquely feature abstract animated lines and MSPaint creations that seem to be self-provided. With Round 6 providing onscreen text to introduce its contents as clearly "youtube poop tennis", Round 7 follows this up with text that reads "[[YellowTealPurple\|Yellow Teal Purple]] Tennis", and provides a colored background that transitions through all three colors in a hue cycle. Additionally, it was noted that a serrendipitous moment of mirrored Tommy Wiseau in ''The Room''(2003) saying "NAH"(taken from his signature delivery of "I did not.") was repeated almost verbatim in "LOCKEKOFF IS DA NU BIG DUUB BOOM"(2010), Round 4 of fellow Set 3 match JakeSteel/SynaMax/SergeantBacon vs. Sploltoen vs. Kurkop(2010), which would have been uploaded only within a day of this match's Round 7.

	Moogle's rounds in this match are among the most ambitious and visually/aurally complex of all of their tennis output, a product of them adapting in a unique and whimsical way to the changing maximalist stylistic standards around them at the time while still retaining a style grounded in humor and cheeky playfulness with their content. Upon seeing GameBop's Round 4, they commented "Now this one round of yours has nothing in common with my regular style... but I promise I'll do my best to adapt to it."<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DcMlEIbMIhE&lc=UgxgITklRxhN3VVNgst4AaABAg</ref> Round 5, "(˚ب˚ )oh yes indeed we do (˚ب˚)"(2010), provides a major and unforgettable pivot in match progression that ends up defining the exchange as a whole, with abstract, slow moving and sparse visual treatment of the previous round, often utilizing the pan-cropping of layers treated with aggressive Color-Curving and negative Unsharp Mask, underscored by a mostly unedited passage of dialogue from ''Old Men in New Cars'' of characters Harold, Martin and Peter attempting to reserve a hotel conference room. This dialogue becomes a main feature of the match -- usurping and then later being combined with the already signature "I'M A GREAT WHITE SHARK! WHAT DO I EAT?" from the first two rounds -- almost until its end, only becoming obscured by Metzgorrre's final round. Moogle subsequently expressed upon finishing this response, with regards to what it responded to, "I'm now convinced anything can be volleyed."<ref>https://archive.yellowtealpurple.net/youchew/forum/31-completed-games/71726-gamebop-vs-moogle-vs-metzgorrre-done-vote/1.html#post-2947896</ref> Throughout their other rounds, Moogle manages to create the image of a sun with a face, a "stick figure" using video frames, and multiple atypical shapes (including that of a Jolteon in three seperate parts) entirely through cookie cutting, pan-cropping and unusual masking of different video layers.		Moogle's rounds in this match are among the most ambitious and visually/aurally complex of all of their tennis output, a product of them adapting in a unique and whimsical way to the changing maximalist stylistic standards around them at the time while still retaining a style grounded in humor and cheeky playfulness with their content. Upon seeing GameBop's Round 4, they commented, "Now this one round of yours has nothing in common with my regular style... but I promise I'll do my best to adapt to it."<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DcMlEIbMIhE&lc=UgxgITklRxhN3VVNgst4AaABAg</ref> Round 5, "(˚ب˚ )oh yes indeed we do (˚ب˚)"(2010), provides a major and unforgettable pivot in match progression that ends up defining the exchange as a whole, with abstract, slow moving and sparse visual treatment of the previous round, often utilizing the pan-cropping of layers treated with aggressive Color-Curving and negative Unsharp Mask, underscored by a mostly unedited passage of dialogue from ''Old Men in New Cars'' of characters Harold, Martin and Peter attempting to reserve a hotel conference room. This dialogue becomes a main feature of the match -- usurping and then later being combined with the already signature "I'M A GREAT WHITE SHARK! WHAT DO I EAT?" from the first two rounds -- almost until its end, only becoming obscured by Metzgorrre's final round. Moogle subsequently expressed upon finishing this response, with regards to what it responded to, "I'm now convinced anything can be volleyed."<ref>https://archive.yellowtealpurple.net/youchew/forum/31-completed-games/71726-gamebop-vs-moogle-vs-metzgorrre-done-vote/1.html#post-2947896</ref> Throughout their other rounds, Moogle manages to create the image of a sun with a face, a "stick figure" using video frames, and multiple atypical shapes (including that of a Jolteon in three seperate parts) entirely through cookie cutting, pan-cropping and unusual masking of different video layers.

	The match has acquired an enduring legacy, primarily due to the contributions within Round 1 and 5, as among the more quotable matches of the 3-Way Tennis Tournament as well as among its most humorous matches, similarly along with Futures Passed vs. TheChutley vs. vvaluigi(2010). JakeSteel commented on Round 3 "This is like, my favorite match ever. Already."<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DkqMlU63cYc&lc=UgxnVfUVAXScW1OjaqB4AaABAg&pp=0gcJCSQANpG00pGi</ref> {{Veritylarsen}} subsequently named the match among her favorites in 2011.<ref>https://archive.yellowtealpurple.net/youchew/forum/16-poop-tennis/77990-your-favorite-tennis-matches/1.html#post-3223251</ref> Certain publically posted reviews of the match were biased heavily in favor of Metzgorrre; two separate posts indicate that this was done to break GameBop's seven-match-strong winning streak.<ref>https://archive.yellowtealpurple.net/youchew/forum/31-completed-games/71726-gamebop-vs-moogle-vs-metzgorrre-done-vote/1.html#post-3043577</ref> GeoRaga wrote "He had tough competition this match, facing two experianced Tennis veterans, but this didn't affect his performance at all. In fact, I would say that it made him better. Tennis Staff aside, his volleys were truly breathtaking and I would love to see him advance to the next round."<ref>https://archive.yellowtealpurple.net/youchew/forum/31-completed-games/71726-gamebop-vs-moogle-vs-metzgorrre-done-vote/1.html#post-3043580</ref> Metzgorrre himself had noted by this point that he "[didn't] have that much time I got on the last match"<ref>https://archive.yellowtealpurple.net/youchew/forum/16-poop-tennis/68531-three-way-tennis-tournament-final-round/12.html#post-2924010</ref> due to school, leading to his work having somewhat less density and detail in their execution. Ultimately, Moogle became the surprise winner of this match with a combined judge and public score average of 0.82, above GameBop's 0.70 and Metzgorrre's 0.49, their only genuine win in this tournament after two defaults.<ref>https://archive.yellowtealpurple.net/youchew/forum/16-poop-tennis/68531-three-way-tennis-tournament-final-round/13.html#post-3044776</ref> This secured them as the tournament's first of three finalists; they would later be joined by {{ChrisGendo}} and MycroProcessor in January 2011. With this match being the earliest in Set 3 to complete, these results came after an almost 3 month wait for the other matches to finish -- namely the others that were not JackTron7000 vs. ChrisGendo vs. CorruptionSound(2010) -- and Moogle proceeded to enjoy further weeks of downtime during the course of Set 4.		The match has acquired an enduring legacy, primarily due to the contributions within Round 1 and 5, as among the more quotable matches of the 3-Way Tennis Tournament as well as among its most humorous matches, similarly along with Futures Passed vs. TheChutley vs. vvaluigi(2010). JakeSteel commented on Round 3 "This is like, my favorite match ever. Already."<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DkqMlU63cYc&lc=UgxnVfUVAXScW1OjaqB4AaABAg&pp=0gcJCSQANpG00pGi</ref> {{Veritylarsen}} subsequently named the match among her favorites in 2011.<ref>https://archive.yellowtealpurple.net/youchew/forum/16-poop-tennis/77990-your-favorite-tennis-matches/1.html#post-3223251</ref> Certain publically posted reviews of the match were biased heavily in favor of Metzgorrre; two separate posts indicate that this was done to break GameBop's seven-match-strong winning streak.<ref>https://archive.yellowtealpurple.net/youchew/forum/31-completed-games/71726-gamebop-vs-moogle-vs-metzgorrre-done-vote/1.html#post-3043577</ref> GeoRaga wrote "He had tough competition this match, facing two experianced Tennis veterans, but this didn't affect his performance at all. In fact, I would say that it made him better. Tennis Staff aside, his volleys were truly breathtaking and I would love to see him advance to the next round."<ref>https://archive.yellowtealpurple.net/youchew/forum/31-completed-games/71726-gamebop-vs-moogle-vs-metzgorrre-done-vote/1.html#post-3043580</ref> Metzgorrre himself had noted by this point that he "[didn't] have that much time I got on the last match"<ref>https://archive.yellowtealpurple.net/youchew/forum/16-poop-tennis/68531-three-way-tennis-tournament-final-round/12.html#post-2924010</ref> due to school, leading to his work having somewhat less density and detail in their execution. Ultimately, Moogle became the surprise winner of this match with a combined judge and public score average of 0.82, above GameBop's 0.70 and Metzgorrre's 0.49, their only genuine win in this tournament after two defaults.<ref>https://archive.yellowtealpurple.net/youchew/forum/16-poop-tennis/68531-three-way-tennis-tournament-final-round/13.html#post-3044776</ref> This secured them as the tournament's first of three finalists; they would later be joined by {{ChrisGendo}} and MycroProcessor in January 2011. With this match being the earliest in Set 3 to complete, these results came after an almost 3 month wait for the other matches to finish -- namely the others that were not JackTron7000 vs. ChrisGendo vs. CorruptionSound(2010) -- and Moogle proceeded to enjoy further weeks of downtime during the course of Set 4.

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	[[ChrisGendo vs. TheChutley vs. trepmaws]] is a Youtube Poop/Video tennis match that took place between January 5 and May 30, 2010. Given the well known nickname of "The Touhou Three-Way", every source used throughout the match is pulled from the Touhou universe of games and media, utilizing many songs, musical flash videos, OVAs and humorous animated fan content known and enjoyed by the three participants, much of which was originally uploaded on the platform Niconico (formerly Nico Nico Douga). It was the second time that ChrisGendo and TheChutley played each other in direct volleying sequence in a match, the fourth time that TheChutley and trepmaws played each other in direct volleying sequence, the fourth match in which TheChutley and trepmaws faced each other in any configuriation and the sixth match involving them both entirely<ref>In addition the complete matches played before this, they also had an unfinished exchange in late 2009 that only lasted three rounds, which this accommodates for. https://archive.yellowtealpurple.net/youchew/forum/20-tennis-forfeited-and-failed/61631-thechutley-vs-trepmaws/1.html</ref>, and the first tennis encounter had between trepmaws and ChrisGendo. Touhou-themed sources used include [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Foem5yG_WYo Touhou Video #5: Hot Pockets] and [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9utIhYvQM8o Touhou Video #7: Dyson] by rozenmystica, IOSYS promo videos for [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GNeyqFfXf7k Cirno's Perfect Math Class], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NWHGjptbrJo Heartful Necromancer], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kc8GNaED3Ok Overdrive], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yer73i66uv0 Overdrive! (Full Remix Version)], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6VMxh5y9d2E Captain Murasa's Ass Anchor], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6xlWuJngdWw Blazing Heart], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FtutLA63Cp8 Bad Apple!!], and [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xOKfaD7cSdE Okuu's Nuclear Fusion Dojo], along with [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HzZFVnCWeqk 【Touhou IOSYS x TETLA】The Ultimate Yakiniku Restaurant! Orin's Restaurant of Hell!], [https://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm8839293 The 3rd Touhou M-1 Glampuri "Pachepper Rapper"], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aalpzhIkmnA Kero ⑨ Destiny PV], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rjZmBLvY9QI Tetla Pot's Kero ⑨ Destiny PV], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pjXN_xPQd0M Chirumiru], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_vgcGWwoIcw 【Touhou PV】 Arc of Dream 【東方】], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F1LJV0BmwD0 Moonlight Romance of Love], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9_88fSeLGUo Sound Holic Touhou PV - Optical Cellophane (Full version)], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0f0QaJxc91I Innocent Key - The Homework Never Ends!] [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IQwlfFrx7BQ Touhou M-1 Grand Prix - PatchuMeirin], gameplay footage from ''Touhou 1: Highly Responsive to Prayers''(PC-98, 1997), a cover of "History of the Moon" from Imperishable Night (Eirin's theme) by Liverne<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TrhxI9n1CZI&lc=UgxXfWZvSceceueabaR4AaABAg</ref>, the ''Dream of the Eastern Project'' OVA, and [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZS9kNLOP_h0 the Touhou Project Side Story anime "Memories of Stars"]. Similar to certain other matches played by ChrisGendo in this period (and in a way that takes after the titling conventions of Crash2991's early matches), all round titles are written very casually and off the cuff, as if to express amusing inner thoughts or observations about the match as of the round its connected to, making for almost literal conversation between players in this fashion.		[[ChrisGendo vs. TheChutley vs. trepmaws]] is a Youtube Poop/Video tennis match that took place between January 5 and May 30, 2010. Given the well known nickname of "The Touhou Three-Way", every source used throughout the match is pulled from the ''Touhou Project'' universe of games and media, utilizing many songs, musical flash videos, OVAs and humorous animated fan content known and enjoyed by the three participants, much of which was originally uploaded on the platform Niconico (formerly Nico Nico Douga). It was the second time that ChrisGendo and TheChutley played each other in direct volleying sequence in a match, the fourth time that TheChutley and trepmaws played each other in direct volleying sequence, the fourth match in which TheChutley and trepmaws faced each other in any configuriation and the sixth match involving them both entirely<ref>In addition the complete matches played before this, they also had an unfinished exchange in late 2009 that only lasted three rounds, which this accommodates for. https://archive.yellowtealpurple.net/youchew/forum/20-tennis-forfeited-and-failed/61631-thechutley-vs-trepmaws/1.html</ref>, and the first tennis encounter had between trepmaws and ChrisGendo. ''Touhou Project''-themed sources used include [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Foem5yG_WYo Touhou Video #5: Hot Pockets] and [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9utIhYvQM8o Touhou Video #7: Dyson] by rozenmystica, IOSYS promo videos for [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GNeyqFfXf7k Cirno's Perfect Math Class], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NWHGjptbrJo Heartful Necromancer], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kc8GNaED3Ok Overdrive], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yer73i66uv0 Overdrive! (Full Remix Version)], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6VMxh5y9d2E Captain Murasa's Ass Anchor], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6xlWuJngdWw Blazing Heart], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FtutLA63Cp8 Bad Apple!!], and [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xOKfaD7cSdE Okuu's Nuclear Fusion Dojo], along with [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HzZFVnCWeqk 【Touhou IOSYS x TETLA】The Ultimate Yakiniku Restaurant! Orin's Restaurant of Hell!], [https://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm8839293 The 3rd Touhou M-1 Glampuri "Pachepper Rapper"], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aalpzhIkmnA Kero ⑨ Destiny PV], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rjZmBLvY9QI Tetla Pot's Kero ⑨ Destiny PV], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pjXN_xPQd0M Chirumiru], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_vgcGWwoIcw 【Touhou PV】 Arc of Dream 【東方】], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F1LJV0BmwD0 Moonlight Romance of Love], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9_88fSeLGUo Sound Holic Touhou PV - Optical Cellophane (Full version)], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0f0QaJxc91I Innocent Key - The Homework Never Ends!] [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IQwlfFrx7BQ Touhou M-1 Grand Prix - PatchuMeirin], gameplay footage from ''Touhou 1: Highly Responsive to Prayers''(PC-98, 1997), a cover of "History of the Moon" from Imperishable Night (Eirin's theme) by Liverne<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TrhxI9n1CZI&lc=UgxXfWZvSceceueabaR4AaABAg</ref>, the ''Dream of the Eastern Project'' OVA, and [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZS9kNLOP_h0 the Touhou Project Side Story anime "Memories of Stars"]. Similar to certain other matches played by ChrisGendo in this period (and in a way that takes after the titling conventions of Crash2991's early matches), all round titles are written very casually and off the cuff, as if to express amusing inner thoughts or observations about the match as of the round its connected to, making for almost literal conversation between players in this fashion.

	It was the 28th match completed by ChrisGendo<ref>https://archive.yellowtealpurple.net/youchew/forum/16-poop-tennis/30906-poop-tennis-roster-thread/2.html#post-1946658</ref>, the 42nd match completed by TheChutley<ref>https://archive.yellowtealpurple.net/youchew/forum/16-poop-tennis/30906-poop-tennis-roster-thread/1.html#post-934822</ref> and the eighth match completed by trepmaws, as well as the latter's only match ever completed that was not a part of a [[tennis tournament]].<ref>https://archive.yellowtealpurple.net/youchew/forum/16-poop-tennis/30906-poop-tennis-roster-thread/2.html#post-1709404</ref> All three players would go on to form the majority of the Third Generation of the [[tennis staff]], with ChrisGendo and TheChutley being promoted in December 2010 and trepmaws being promoted alongside {{AshcrementVII}} in January 2012. With the influence of Touhou in the tennis community stretching back to {{Moogle}}'s first appearances in mid-2008, this three-way match is known alongside Moogle's serve in the [[Tennis Staff Multi Way]] for helping to effectively crystallize it as a foundational part of the long-running inner culture of tennis, and has remained influential on subsequent generations of players, including later tennis staff members AshcrementVII, {{LaVieCestLol}} and {{Letycjusz S.}}. It was also enjoyed by contemporary viewers such as JakeSteel, vvaluigi and TorNis7, with particular praise going to trepmaws' performance across the match especially by his climactic and musical Round 9; ChrisGendo, TheChutley, Piodx, MorfGworfmim, and OMGulator all expressed praise for this final round in the video's comments<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ClvmBxcfflQ</ref>, and it remains to date the most popular tennis round on his channel with over 5,000 views. trepmaws subsequently uploaded an HD 60fps remaster of his Round 3, "It took ⑨ attempts to upload this video"(2010), in August 2018, his last upload on his channel entirely until 2024.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eJM-hjGgTwk</ref> LaVieCestLol created a humorous "fandub" of Round 9, "Turns out I can have more than one instance of Vegas open at a time"(2010) in March 2016, featuring his voice attempting to recreate all of the sound of the original video, having been inspired by Nineroe originally creating such a "fandub" previously for Round 6 of [[GreatBritishTurd vs. MycroProcessor]](2009).<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YE_3WGGJTWA</ref><ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J5KWOnDOHgA</ref>		It was the 28th match completed by ChrisGendo<ref>https://archive.yellowtealpurple.net/youchew/forum/16-poop-tennis/30906-poop-tennis-roster-thread/2.html#post-1946658</ref>, the 42nd match completed by TheChutley<ref>https://archive.yellowtealpurple.net/youchew/forum/16-poop-tennis/30906-poop-tennis-roster-thread/1.html#post-934822</ref> and the eighth match completed by trepmaws, as well as the latter's only match ever completed that was not a part of a [[tennis tournament]].<ref>https://archive.yellowtealpurple.net/youchew/forum/16-poop-tennis/30906-poop-tennis-roster-thread/2.html#post-1709404</ref> All three players would go on to form the majority of the Third Generation of the [[tennis staff]], with ChrisGendo and TheChutley being promoted in December 2010 and trepmaws being promoted alongside {{AshcrementVII}} in January 2012. With the influence of Touhou in the tennis community stretching back to {{Moogle}}'s first appearances in mid-2008, this three-way match is known alongside Moogle's serve in the [[Tennis Staff Multi Way]] for helping to effectively crystallize it as a foundational part of the long-running inner culture of tennis, and has remained influential on subsequent generations of players, including later tennis staff members AshcrementVII, {{LaVieCestLol}} and {{Letycjusz S.}}. It was also enjoyed by contemporary viewers such as JakeSteel, vvaluigi and TorNis7, with particular praise going to trepmaws' performance across the match especially by his climactic and musical Round 9; ChrisGendo, TheChutley, Piodx, MorfGworfmim, and OMGulator all expressed praise for this final round in the video's comments<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ClvmBxcfflQ</ref>, and it remains to date the most popular tennis round on his channel with over 5,000 views. trepmaws subsequently uploaded an HD 60fps remaster of his Round 3, "It took ⑨ attempts to upload this video"(2010), in August 2018, his last upload on his channel entirely until 2024.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eJM-hjGgTwk</ref> LaVieCestLol created a humorous "fandub" of Round 9, "Turns out I can have more than one instance of Vegas open at a time"(2010) in March 2016, featuring his voice attempting to recreate all of the sound of the original video, having been inspired by Nineroe originally creating such a "fandub" previously for Round 6 of [[GreatBritishTurd vs. MycroProcessor]](2009).<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YE_3WGGJTWA</ref><ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J5KWOnDOHgA</ref>

RabbitSnore vs. conradslater

Dani phantump — Mon, 19 Oct 2026 07:44:20 GMT

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	[[RabbitSnore vs. conradslater]] was a [[Youtube Poop Tennis]] match that took place between December 6 and December 14, 2007. Rabbit desired to play Conrad himself as soon as he had seen and reviewed ~~the first tennis~~ match ~~between him and~~ Misselaineous10, the latter whom he also would have been concurrently playing at the time of this match's beginning in the [[Tennis League 1]]. The loose rules laid out were "48 hour turnover, 6 rounds, unless we want to go for more, Not really a hell of a lot more than that..."<ref>https://archive.yellowtealpurple.net/youchew/forum/19-tennis-completed/86371-poop-tennis-rabbitsnore-vs-conrad-slater-round-9/1.html#post-3499744</ref> Sources added include ''No More Heroes''(Wii, 2007)<ref>https://archive.yellowtealpurple.net/youchew/forum/19-tennis-completed/86371-poop-tennis-rabbitsnore-vs-conrad-slater-round-9/1.html#post-3499744</ref> ~~a very early use of~~ Chad Warden, ''Tim and Eric Awesome Show: Great Job!'', a commercial for French Natural Juice, "A video comparing the showering habits of men and women", "I'm listening to Steriod Maximus whilst working",<ref>https://archive.yellowtealpurple.net/youchew/forum/19-tennis-completed/86371-poop-tennis-rabbitsnore-vs-conrad-slater-round-9/1.html#post-3504531</ref>, the opening to ''Final Fantasy X-2''(PS2, 2003), ''Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty''(PS2, 2001), the intro to ''Lost'', the music video for "Stupid Girls"(2006) by P!NK, ''Star Wars Episode II: Revenge of the Sith''(2005), ''Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope''(1977), ''Star Wars Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back''(1980), ''Super Mario Bros.''(1993), various clips of deliberate fetish content, the song "Canaries In The Mineshaft" by Manorexia, the song "Across the Universe"(1998) as covered by Fiona Apple, and footage of Conrad Slater himself as taken from uploads such as "Sonrad Clater"(2007) and a homemade short film starring him titled ''Blood Red''(2007).<ref>https://archive.yellowtealpurple.net/youchew/forum/19-tennis-completed/86371-poop-tennis-rabbitsnore-vs-conrad-slater-round-9/1.html#post-3499744</ref>		[[RabbitSnore vs. conradslater]] was a [[Youtube Poop Tennis]] match that took place between December 6 and December 14, 2007. Rabbit desired to play Conrad himself as soon as he had seen and reviewed [[Conradslater vs. Misselaineous10\|his match with Misselaineous10]], the latter whom he also would have been concurrently playing at the time of this match's beginning in the [[Tennis League 1]]. The loose rules laid out were "48 hour turnover, 6 rounds, unless we want to go for more, Not really a hell of a lot more than that..."<ref>https://archive.yellowtealpurple.net/youchew/forum/19-tennis-completed/86371-poop-tennis-rabbitsnore-vs-conrad-slater-round-9/1.html#post-3499744</ref> Sources added include ''No More Heroes''(Wii, 2007)<ref>https://archive.yellowtealpurple.net/youchew/forum/19-tennis-completed/86371-poop-tennis-rabbitsnore-vs-conrad-slater-round-9/1.html#post-3499744</ref>, Chad Warden, ''Tim and Eric Awesome Show: Great Job!'', a commercial for French Natural Juice, "A video comparing the showering habits of men and women", "I'm listening to Steriod Maximus whilst working"<ref>https://archive.yellowtealpurple.net/youchew/forum/19-tennis-completed/86371-poop-tennis-rabbitsnore-vs-conrad-slater-round-9/1.html#post-3504531</ref>, the opening to ''Final Fantasy X-2''(PS2, 2003), ''Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty''(PS2, 2001), the intro to ''Lost'', the music video for "Stupid Girls"(2006) by P!NK, ''Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith''(2005), ''Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope''(1977), ''Star Wars Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back''(1980), ''Super Mario Bros.''(1993), various clips of deliberate fetish content, the song "Canaries In The Mineshaft" by Manorexia, the song "Across the Universe"(1998) as covered by Fiona Apple, and footage of Conrad Slater himself as taken from uploads such as "Sonrad Clater"(2007) and a homemade short film starring him titled ''Blood Red''(2007).<ref>https://archive.yellowtealpurple.net/youchew/forum/19-tennis-completed/86371-poop-tennis-rabbitsnore-vs-conrad-slater-round-9/1.html#post-3499744</ref>

	It was the seventh match played by RabbitSnore and the sixth match played by conradslater<ref>https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLfiMJj7wWAXQ9DTNJpBmktHPyWC98vr19 All except his final match with Tentor521 fully survives compiled in this playlist, in chronological order.</ref>. A match between the then-future co-leader and the then-current leader/owner of the [[YouChew forums]], between Tennis's first [[tennis staff\|"Tennis Fuck"]] and its inventor, it very quickly became a match enshrined as legendary and immensely influential due to the storied history of its players in regards to the early YTP community, the wild and at times unrestrained content of and the unique approach taken with each response, the longform literary content of the video descriptions of each round, and for being a very early match to go all the way to 9 rounds. In discussing the match in 2026, Furnessly added some context for this era of YouTube in which the match was played, referring to its frequent uses of fetish content:		It was the seventh match played by RabbitSnore and the sixth match played by conradslater<ref>https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLfiMJj7wWAXQ9DTNJpBmktHPyWC98vr19 All except his final match with Tentor521 fully survives compiled in this playlist, in chronological order.</ref>. A match between the then-future co-leader and the then-current leader/owner of the [[YouChew forums]], between Tennis's first [[tennis staff\|"Tennis Fuck"]] and its inventor, it very quickly became a match enshrined as legendary and immensely influential due to the storied history of its players in regards to the early YTP community, the wild and at times unrestrained content of and the unique approach taken with each response, the longform literary content of the video descriptions of each round, and for being a very early match to go all the way to 9 rounds. In discussing the match in 2026, Furnessly added some context for this era of YouTube in which the match was played, referring to its frequent uses of fetish content:
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	The match was intended to go to Round 10, but conradslater declared the match completed when his final turn came around, considering RabbitSnore's Round 9, "Syphozoa Synthesis"(2007), to be an appropriate finale to the match.<ref>https://archive.yellowtealpurple.net/youchew/forum/19-tennis-completed/86371-poop-tennis-rabbitsnore-vs-conrad-slater-round-9/2.html#post-3528278</ref> RabbitSnore vs. conradslater is tremendously experimental and challenging even for its era, with the final two rounds taking up about 10 minutes of the 25 minute runtime, making for easily the longest match to be played in the first months of tennis as a whole. Most rounds are crafted through longform, gradual edits to the material, with Rabbit's rounds in particular opting for PiP framing for multiple segments that are then repeated in unison for minutes at a time. Conrad's Round 6 creates the largest pivot in direction the match takes by being made largely up of added footage, with much of the previous round being contained within an introductory montage. The final four rounds all contain footage of Shigeru Miyamoto at the 2005 E3 showcase for the Nintendo Wii, in which he asks to the audience in introducing ''Wii Sports''(Wii, 2006), "Tennis, anyone?" The final round consists of a slow moving tapestry of every previous round in the match reused -- in reference to the long, surreal descriptions uploaded with each round, Rabbit remarked of this round "I think I successfully saddled the jellyfish, but I'll let each person decide that for him- or herself."<ref>https://archive.yellowtealpurple.net/youchew/forum/19-tennis-completed/86371-poop-tennis-rabbitsnore-vs-conrad-slater-round-9/2.html#post-3519880</ref>		The match was intended to go to Round 10, but conradslater declared the match completed when his final turn came around, considering RabbitSnore's Round 9, "Syphozoa Synthesis"(2007), to be an appropriate finale to the match.<ref>https://archive.yellowtealpurple.net/youchew/forum/19-tennis-completed/86371-poop-tennis-rabbitsnore-vs-conrad-slater-round-9/2.html#post-3528278</ref> RabbitSnore vs. conradslater is tremendously experimental and challenging even for its era, with the final two rounds taking up about 10 minutes of the 25 minute runtime, making for easily the longest match to be played in the first months of tennis as a whole. Most rounds are crafted through longform, gradual edits to the material, with Rabbit's rounds in particular opting for PiP framing for multiple segments that are then repeated in unison for minutes at a time. Conrad's Round 6 creates the largest pivot in direction the match takes by being made largely up of added footage, with much of the previous round being contained within an introductory montage. The final four rounds all contain footage of Shigeru Miyamoto at the 2005 E3 showcase for the Nintendo Wii, in which he asks to the audience in introducing ''Wii Sports''(Wii, 2006), "Tennis, anyone?" The final round consists of a slow moving tapestry of every previous round in the match reused -- in reference to the long, surreal descriptions uploaded with each round, Rabbit remarked of this round "I think I successfully saddled the jellyfish, but I'll let each person decide that for him- or herself."<ref>https://archive.yellowtealpurple.net/youchew/forum/19-tennis-completed/86371-poop-tennis-rabbitsnore-vs-conrad-slater-round-9/2.html#post-3519880</ref>

	RabbitSnore subsequently considered this match in high regard, referring to it as one of his proudest moments and one the best, most challenging and extreme matches he ever played. In his description for the match's playlist on his YouTube channel, RabbitSnore wrote that it was "Considered by many to be a groundbreaking match, called 'one of the most amazing things he had ever seen' by PapaGonzales"<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20080505233619/ca.youtube.com/user/RabbitSnore</ref>. TurkeyBeef regarded the match upon its conclusion as "Certainly great, but certainly creepy as well."<ref>https://archive.yellowtealpurple.net/youchew/forum/19-tennis-completed/86371-poop-tennis-rabbitsnore-vs-conrad-slater-round-9/2.html#post-3536312</ref> {{Crash2991}}, upon first seeing the match, remarked "I was expecting ear rape and extreme stutters, but I was left jaw-dropped. That was beautiful."<ref>https://archive.yellowtealpurple.net/youchew/forum/16-poop-tennis/91854-the-poop-tennis-caf%C3%A9-come-in-have-a-drink-chat-about-tennis-promote-and-arrange-matches/4.html#post-3670012</ref> The match was cited multiple times in the early Tennis Cafe threads as part of an early canon of great matches used in the deeper discussions about tennis that were developing, often alongside ~~[[conradslater~~ vs. ~~Miss10]]~~(2007) and [[MilkR0und vs. Y2Zero]](2007). Speaking about the match in March 2008, Crash2991 explained "It wasn't like most tennis matches. It wasn't a crazy (as in stutters ear rape). It was a more thought out type of thing"<ref>https://archive.yellowtealpurple.net/youchew/forum/16-poop-tennis/91854-the-poop-tennis-caf%C3%A9-come-in-have-a-drink-chat-about-tennis-promote-and-arrange-matches/33.html#post-3757723</ref>, signifying the match as one of the earliest templates of tennis being approached as less of an offshoot of standard YTP and more as an art in its own right. RabbitSnore additionally reflected, "I suppose my match with Conrad showed some of the intricacies of experimenting with material, extremism, varied styles, and 'a wetting of the feet in the waters of AMV.'"<ref>https://archive.yellowtealpurple.net/youchew/forum/16-poop-tennis/91854-the-poop-tennis-caf%C3%A9-come-in-have-a-drink-chat-about-tennis-promote-and-arrange-matches/33.html#post-3757717</ref> The match was soon after listed among the "Top 5 Good Tennis games to learn from" in RabbitSnore's early tennis document ''The Recreational Guide to [YTP] Tennis''<ref>https://archive.yellowtealpurple.net/youchew/forum/56-archive/75999-a-recreational-guide-to-poop-tennis/1.html</ref>, and was one of 25 matches added to [[YouChew]]'s old Tennis: Archives forum to preserve important matches from the "Vanilla" era forums in April 2008. {{ChrisGendo}} additionally listed the match as among her favorites in 2011.<ref>https://archive.yellowtealpurple.net/youchew/forum/16-poop-tennis/77990-your-favorite-tennis-matches/1.html#post-3223292</ref> It was potentially the first match to have been seen by {{Moogle}}.<ref>https://archive.yellowtealpurple.net/youchew/forum/16-poop-tennis/5-the-poop-tennis-caf/121.html#post-839789</ref>		RabbitSnore subsequently considered this match in high regard, referring to it as one of his proudest moments and one the best, most challenging and extreme matches he ever played. In his description for the match's playlist on his YouTube channel, RabbitSnore wrote that it was "Considered by many to be a groundbreaking match, called 'one of the most amazing things he had ever seen' by PapaGonzales"<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20080505233619/ca.youtube.com/user/RabbitSnore</ref>. TurkeyBeef regarded the match upon its conclusion as "Certainly great, but certainly creepy as well."<ref>https://archive.yellowtealpurple.net/youchew/forum/19-tennis-completed/86371-poop-tennis-rabbitsnore-vs-conrad-slater-round-9/2.html#post-3536312</ref> {{Crash2991}}, upon first seeing the match, remarked "I was expecting ear rape and extreme stutters, but I was left jaw-dropped. That was beautiful."<ref>https://archive.yellowtealpurple.net/youchew/forum/16-poop-tennis/91854-the-poop-tennis-caf%C3%A9-come-in-have-a-drink-chat-about-tennis-promote-and-arrange-matches/4.html#post-3670012</ref> The match was cited multiple times in the early Tennis Cafe threads as part of an early canon of great matches used in the deeper discussions about tennis that were developing, often alongside Conradslater vs. Misselaineous10(2007) and [[MilkR0und vs. Y2Zero]](2007). Speaking about the match in March 2008, Crash2991 explained "It wasn't like most tennis matches. It wasn't a crazy (as in stutters ear rape). It was a more thought out type of thing"<ref>https://archive.yellowtealpurple.net/youchew/forum/16-poop-tennis/91854-the-poop-tennis-caf%C3%A9-come-in-have-a-drink-chat-about-tennis-promote-and-arrange-matches/33.html#post-3757723</ref>, signifying the match as one of the earliest templates of tennis being approached as less of an offshoot of standard YTP and more as an art in its own right. RabbitSnore additionally reflected, "I suppose my match with Conrad showed some of the intricacies of experimenting with material, extremism, varied styles, and 'a wetting of the feet in the waters of AMV.'"<ref>https://archive.yellowtealpurple.net/youchew/forum/16-poop-tennis/91854-the-poop-tennis-caf%C3%A9-come-in-have-a-drink-chat-about-tennis-promote-and-arrange-matches/33.html#post-3757717</ref> The match was soon after listed among the "Top 5 Good Tennis games to learn from" in RabbitSnore's early tennis document ''The Recreational Guide to [YTP] Tennis''<ref>https://archive.yellowtealpurple.net/youchew/forum/56-archive/75999-a-recreational-guide-to-poop-tennis/1.html</ref>, and was one of 25 matches added to [[YouChew]]'s old Tennis: Archives forum to preserve important matches from the "Vanilla" era forums in April 2008. {{ChrisGendo}} additionally listed the match as among her favorites in 2011.<ref>https://archive.yellowtealpurple.net/youchew/forum/16-poop-tennis/77990-your-favorite-tennis-matches/1.html#post-3223292</ref> It was potentially the first match to have been seen by {{Moogle}}.<ref>https://archive.yellowtealpurple.net/youchew/forum/16-poop-tennis/5-the-poop-tennis-caf/121.html#post-839789</ref>

	While Conrad's tennis material was privated for many years before being made public again in late 2025 in anticipation of the documentary "The World of Youtube Poop" by Clique Here, in which he is prominently featured, his rounds for this match remain private presumably because of their content. They were however already reuploaded on [[TennisFacksJr]] in October 2024 about a year before his reappearance. RabbitSnore's rounds became lost when his account vanished from YouTube in October 2019, and remained in that status for seven years until they were all rediscovered in hard copy archives originally made by {{Foghorn Scorpio}}. This makes for the second full match played by RabbitSnore to survive intact as of the present day, along with [[strong414bad vs. RabbitSnore]](2008). His rounds were subsequently reuploaded to [[TennisFacksJr]], and the match was first compiled into a single video on the [[YouWouldBeWelcome]] account in August 2026.		While Conrad's tennis material was privated for many years before being made public again in late 2025 in anticipation of the documentary "The World of Youtube Poop" by Clique Here, in which he is prominently featured, his rounds for this match remain private presumably because of their content. They were however already reuploaded on [[TennisFacksJr]] in October 2024 about a year before his reappearance. RabbitSnore's rounds became lost when his account vanished from YouTube in October 2019, and remained in that status for seven years until they were all rediscovered in hard copy archives originally made by {{Foghorn Scorpio}}. This makes for the second full match played by RabbitSnore to survive intact as of the present day, along with [[strong414bad vs. RabbitSnore]](2008). His rounds were subsequently reuploaded to [[TennisFacksJr]], and the match was first compiled into a single video on the [[YouWouldBeWelcome]] account in August 2026.

Grey Tennis Tournament 2

Deepfryer — Wed, 14 Oct 2026 16:21:13 GMT

mask9999 vs. {{mrdoognoog}}

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	===Yottifferent vs. TehShadzify===		===Yottifferent vs. TehShadzify===

VidTens443 vs. dani phantump

Dani phantump — Mon, 12 Oct 2026 16:00:19 GMT

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	The match had been highly anticipated by both of its players, who hoped to be able to face each other under this variant.<ref>https://ytpmania.net/t/tennis-league-fiv-cheers-to-razzy/4852/308</ref> While falling under Wildcard rules for the set, the match took a different approach by instead relying on [https://stoney.sb.org/eno/oblique.html a website implementing Brian Eno's Oblique Strategies] for every round (except round 2), as per dani_phantump's instigation. The game was highly regarded for its time by both its players and audience, with some even calling for a "friendly tie" <ref>https://ytpmania.net/t/tl5-set-3-vidtens443-vs-dew-done-vote/5640/20</ref> out of respect. dani_phantump's roster has the following retrospective commentary:		The match had been highly anticipated by both of its players, who hoped to be able to face each other under this variant.<ref>https://ytpmania.net/t/tennis-league-fiv-cheers-to-razzy/4852/308</ref> While falling under Wildcard rules for the set, the match took a different approach by instead relying on [https://stoney.sb.org/eno/oblique.html a website implementing Brian Eno's Oblique Strategies] for every round (except round 2), as per dani_phantump's instigation. The game was highly regarded for its time by both its players and audience, with some even calling for a "friendly tie" <ref>https://ytpmania.net/t/tl5-set-3-vidtens443-vs-dew-done-vote/5640/20</ref> out of respect. dani_phantump's roster has the following retrospective commentary:

	<small>"The one match I played in this tournament that felt like a genuine challenge, and one I very much had to work for to ~~win, which~~ was ~~so satisfying~~ to ~~pull off~~. ~~VidTens~~ came at me with some extremely specific wildcard restrictions for Round 2, but I otherwise used this match to invent a new variant called "Oblique Strategies Tennis", where rather than choose specific restrictions, these are chosen by an outside system that give no real direct instructions and are meant to be recreated interpretively. For three of the four rounds of this match we operated under these kinds of experimental conditions and I would say that the launch of this variant was a success. I need to actually play another match of this kind though!"</small><ref>https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1fu92OzoP3Vabsju1MmXyvU-keTyfPDaaGjNMjUHwA_4/edit?gid=0#gid=0</ref>		<small>"The one match I played in this tournament that felt like a genuine challenge, and one I very much had to work for to keep up with Vid's classically fast-paced approach as it had become by this time not necessarily the style language that was most second-nature to me. He came at me with some extremely specific wildcard restrictions for Round 2, but I otherwise used this match to invent a new variant called "Oblique Strategies Tennis", where rather than choose specific restrictions, these are chosen by an outside system that give no real direct instructions and are meant to be recreated interpretively. For three of the four rounds of this match we operated under these kinds of experimental conditions and I would say that the launch of this variant was a success. I need to actually play another match of this kind though!"</small><ref>https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1fu92OzoP3Vabsju1MmXyvU-keTyfPDaaGjNMjUHwA_4/edit?gid=0#gid=0</ref>

	It was the 67th match completed by VidTens443<ref>https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1MUOn6Rx8vK7pc9FcYbdmYZ4vnHaGjTu96VviT3yv8Ho/edit?gid=0#gid=0</ref> and the 106th match completed by {{dani_phantump}}. The voting would be very close, with dani_phantump winnig with 11 votes to 9.<ref>https://ytpmania.net/t/tl5-set-3-vidtens443-vs-dew-done-vote/5640/12</ref> Both players would fare very well for the remainder of the tournament, with VidTens eventually making it to the final match(in place of dani_phantump, due to a circumstantial technicality). The match was compiled by VidTens on his "VidTens443 Tennis Matches" account on July 7th, 2020 as part of a yearly wave of match uploads VidTens was involved in.		It was the 67th match completed by VidTens443<ref>https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1MUOn6Rx8vK7pc9FcYbdmYZ4vnHaGjTu96VviT3yv8Ho/edit?gid=0#gid=0</ref> and the 106th match completed by {{dani_phantump}}. The voting would be very close, with dani_phantump winnig with 11 votes to 9.<ref>https://ytpmania.net/t/tl5-set-3-vidtens443-vs-dew-done-vote/5640/12</ref> Both players would fare very well for the remainder of the tournament, with VidTens eventually making it to the final match(in place of dani_phantump, due to a circumstantial technicality). The match was compiled by VidTens on his "VidTens443 Tennis Matches" account on July 7th, 2020 as part of a yearly wave of match uploads VidTens was involved in.

MycroProcessor vs. McMaNGOS

Dani phantump — Wed, 07 Oct 2026 21:31:46 GMT

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	\|MATCHQUOTE=A frame from ~~the [[YTPMV]] in round~~ 7, ~~the most well known part of this match.~~		\|MATCHQUOTE=A frame from Round 7, "YOU ARE JOLTOEN YOU'RE ARE SHARP!"
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	'''[[MycroProcessor vs. McMaNGOS]]''' was a [[Youtube Poop Tennis]] match that took place between April 9 and December 10, 2009. It was the first tennis match played in the [[Multiplied Time Tennis]] variant~~, where the serve starts very short and every subsequent round doubles in length without adding any sources~~.		'''[[MycroProcessor vs. McMaNGOS]]''' was a [[Youtube Poop Tennis]] match that took place between April 9 and December 10, 2009. It was the first tennis match played in the [[Multiplied Time Tennis]] variant.

	Due to the noted musical abilities of both players, the match's signature quality is the [[YTPMV\|YTPMV musical sequences]] that start in Round 4 and last until the end of the match, expanding in compositional scope, length and complexity with each video. Round 7 of this match, "YOU ARE JOLTOEN YOU'RE ARE SHARP!" is the most well known round of the match because of this; it has become {{MycroProcessor}}'s most signature work as well as one of their most viewed videos on their old channel, only behind "The Quax wasn't as prepared as the Quax was"(2009), ~~another very musical round from~~ [[Quax94 vs. MycroProcessor \|~~Mycro's second MTT~~]]. ~~This round~~ was later the subject of "[[Puzzle Pieces]] 2", showing the deconstruction of the video into the individual rendered segments that were used to eventually arrive at the final product.		Due to the noted musical abilities of both players, the match's signature quality is the [[YTPMV\|YTPMV musical sequences]] that start in Round 4 and last until the end of the match, expanding in compositional scope, length and complexity with each video. Round 7 of this match, which was designated as "Round 7 with an Joltoen", "YOU ARE JOLTOEN YOU'RE ARE SHARP!" is the most well known round of the match because of this; it has become {{MycroProcessor}}'s most signature work as well as one of their most viewed videos on their old channel, only behind "The Quax wasn't as prepared as the Quax was"(2009), [[Quax94 vs. MycroProcessor \|their Round 6 with quax94]]. It was prefaced immediately before by the upload of a solo video, "YOUR JOLTON YOU OUR SHRAP"(2009), their first upload to feature the pokemon Jolteon as a major visual subject. Round 7 of this match was later the subject of "[[Puzzle Pieces]] 2", showing the deconstruction of the video into the individual rendered segments that were used to eventually arrive at the final product.

	All rounds continue to survive in their original uploads, with McMaNGOS' side even surviving multiple channel suspensions. It was first compiled into a single video on the [[YouWouldBeWelcome]] account in December 2025.		All rounds continue to survive in their original uploads, with McMaNGOS' side even surviving multiple channel suspensions. It was first compiled into a single video on the [[YouWouldBeWelcome]] account in December 2025.

Quax94 vs. MycroProcessor

Dani phantump — Wed, 07 Oct 2026 21:21:19 GMT

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	'''Quax94 vs MycroProcessor''', also known in its match thread as '''"THE BATTLE OF SOMETHING"''' was a [[tennis match]] that was played from June 24 to August 30, 2009. While intending to follow the [[Multiplied Time Tennis]] format, miscommunications resulted in some of the rounds not following the correct video length. Like most "traditional" MTT matches, sources were only added to the serve; in this case, a very short segment from an episode of the web series ''Tourettes Guy''. Also unlike traditional MTT matches, the match also only goes to six rounds rather than eight, which was decided partway through the game's completion.		'''Quax94 vs MycroProcessor''', also known in its match thread as '''"THE BATTLE OF SOMETHING"''' was a [[tennis match]] that was played from June 24 to August 30, 2009. While intending to follow the [[Multiplied Time Tennis]] format, miscommunications resulted in some of the rounds not following the correct video length. Like most "traditional" MTT matches, sources were only added to the serve; in this case, a very short segment from an episode of the web series ''Tourettes Guy''. Also unlike traditional MTT matches, the match also only goes to six rounds rather than eight, which was decided partway through the game's completion.

	The match is best known for its final round by {{MycroProcessor}}, "The Quax wasn't as prepared as the Quax was", a mostly two-section [[YTPMV]] that currently stands as the most popular video on {{MycroProcessor}}'s old channel, in the range of 14,000+ views. It is ~~often considered~~ Mycro's "signature ~~work"~~ of this ~~stylistic~~ era, with the round being remixed and referenced by many players and musicians alike; ranging from samples in tennis rounds to full on Guitar Hero covers [citation needed]. It was later the subject of "Puzzle Pieces 4", a video uploaded on {{MycroProcessor}}'s "Joltoen" channel showing the deconstruction of the video into its individual rendered video segments and how these eventually evolved and arrived to the final product.		The match is best known for its final round by {{MycroProcessor}}, "The Quax wasn't as prepared as the Quax was", a mostly two-section [[YTPMV]] that currently stands as the most popular video on {{MycroProcessor}}'s old channel, in the range of 14,000+ views. It is among Mycro's signature works of this era of their matches, with the round being remixed and referenced by many players and musicians alike; ranging from samples in tennis rounds to full on Guitar Hero covers [citation needed]. It was later the subject of "Puzzle Pieces 4", a video uploaded on {{MycroProcessor}}'s "Joltoen" channel showing the deconstruction of the video into its individual rendered video segments and how these eventually evolved and arrived to the final product.

	quax94's rounds are privated but were saved by MycroProcessor and restored to YouTube on [[TennisFacksJr]] in 2014. The match was first compiled into a single video on the [[YouWouldBeWelcome]] account in December 2025.		quax94's rounds are privated but were saved by MycroProcessor and restored to YouTube on [[TennisFacksJr]] in 2014. The match was first compiled into a single video on the [[YouWouldBeWelcome]] account in December 2025.