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The Great Restoration

Dani phantump — Wed, 05 Aug 2026 09:53:55 GMT

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	[[The Great Restoration]] is an ongoing tennis archival and recovery project spearheaded by {{dani_phantump}}, {{VidTens443}}, RaymanChrome, and iminio that began in March and slowed in activity around May ~~2026~~. Through specific means, it was discovered at the end of the month previous to the project commencing that it was possible to recover the videos of any YouTube account that had been terminated by a third party at any time. Previously, this method had been used by the Recycle Bin collective to locate and extract lost videos by MeiAIDS, at which point {{dani_phantump}} crafted a list of names essential in the world of tennis that could also benefit from such retrieval. The first tennis videos to be fetched in this way were the long-lost uploads of PapaGonzales; this allowed the beginning of the restoration of much missing data from the [[Tennis League 1]], including the first ever compilation of a full match from that event, Misselaioneous10 vs. PapaGonzales(2007). KonXII vs. XBR4D3NX(2008) became the 100th match to be restored through these efforts on April 28, 2026.		[[The Great Restoration]] is an ongoing tennis archival and recovery project spearheaded by {{dani_phantump}}, {{VidTens443}}, RaymanChrome, and iminio that began in March 2026 and slowed in activity around May, but continued to produce results slowly throughout the year. Through specific means, it was discovered at the end of the month previous to the project commencing that it was possible to recover the videos of any YouTube account that had been terminated by a third party at any time. Previously, this method had been used by the Recycle Bin collective to locate and extract lost videos by MeiAIDS, at which point {{dani_phantump}} crafted a list of names essential in the world of tennis that could also benefit from such retrieval. The first tennis videos to be fetched in this way were the long-lost uploads of PapaGonzales; this allowed the beginning of the restoration of much missing data from the [[Tennis League 1]], including the first ever compilation of a full match from that event, Misselaioneous10 vs. PapaGonzales(2007). KonXII vs. XBR4D3NX(2008) became the 100th match to be restored through these efforts on April 28, 2026.

	The process is being carrying out through API downloader links at a rate of only a few each day depending on the allowed quotas; one source is reported to be anonymous, with initial requests sent through a chain of connections between the team and the one fetching the files. Recovery is additionally only possible if existing links exist for those works that were under terminated accounts, making the [[YouChew]] archives, the Wayback Machine and collections of crawled YouTube data indispensable resources for locating the desired material, the latter especially regarding certain videos for which no other source of a link exists. Initially progressing at a snail's pace, recovery efforts increased in activity dramatically once {{dani_phantump}} themselves gained access to a downloader link, and produced the bulk of restored videos from BMATF vs. conradslater(2007) onward.		The process is being carrying out through API downloader links at a rate of only a few each day depending on the allowed quotas; one source is reported to be anonymous, with initial requests sent through a chain of connections between the team and the one fetching the files. Recovery is additionally only possible if existing links exist for those works that were under terminated accounts, making the [[YouChew]] archives, the Wayback Machine and collections of crawled YouTube data indispensable resources for locating the desired material, the latter especially regarding certain videos for which no other source of a link exists. Initially progressing at a snail's pace, recovery efforts increased in activity dramatically once {{dani_phantump}} themselves gained access to a downloader link, and produced the bulk of restored videos from BMATF vs. conradslater(2007) onward.

	The name "The Great Restoration" has its origins in messages about tennis recovery written by {{dani_phantump}} in the [[Tennis Isles]] discord as early as September 2024, which they have subsequently jokingly described as "mad, prophetic visions" about the potential restoration of many matches that have been long lost. As of this writing, many names that contributed throughout tennis who had their accounts terminated by a third party have had anywhere from a few to many of their their works recovered, including TyrannosaurusReich, {{theHappyFungus}}, SergeantBacon, HighVoltageChrist, Ishkibibl, BMATF from his original account BigMarioAndTailsFan, Terroristx123, sonicnerd23, SushieBoy, Gallers, MVJ52197, seconteen13, MilkR0und, Y2Zero, MasuginaChicken, Christoph2772, scimath12, KonXII, {{Nuthead}} from her original account jellytime69, Gnomebob, Tentor521, pimpsahoy, Glitchboyadvance, Zatchy, TangerineImpz, AmazingCucumber, RideTheCatfish, BSP666c's original account, ZippZapp, ADHDYoshi, mYZterbattyX and others.<ref>https://yellowtealpurple.net/forums/threads/tennis-backup-archives-history.2293/post-43753</ref>		The name "The Great Restoration" has its origins in messages about tennis recovery written by {{dani_phantump}} in the [[Tennis Isles]] discord as early as September 2024, which they have subsequently jokingly described as "mad, prophetic visions" about the potential restoration of many matches that have been long lost. As of this writing, many names that contributed throughout tennis who had their accounts terminated by a third party have had anywhere from a few to many of their their works recovered, including TyrannosaurusReich, {{theHappyFungus}}, SergeantBacon, HighVoltageChrist, Ishkibibl, BMATF from his original account BigMarioAndTailsFan, Terroristx123, sonicnerd23, SushieBoy, Gallers, MVJ52197, seconteen13, MilkR0und, Y2Zero, MasuginaChicken, Christoph2772, scimath12, KonXII, {{Nuthead}} from her original account jellytime69, Gnomebob, Tentor521, pimpsahoy, Glitchboyadvance, Zatchy, TangerineImpz, AmazingCucumber, RideTheCatfish, BSP666c's original account, ZippZapp, ADHDYoshi, mYZterbattyX and others.<ref>https://yellowtealpurple.net/forums/threads/tennis-backup-archives-history.2293/post-43753</ref> Nine matches within [[YTP Tennis#The first matches\|the first 25 ever played]] were restored thanks to these efforts, allowing the community to now have its first five in order, in addition to the seventh through tenth matches played, compiled and viewable on the [[YouWouldBeWelcome]] account.

	=Matches Restored Through The Great Restoration=		=Matches Restored Through The Great Restoration=
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	*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LY2zsHX_9RM TyrannosaurusReich vs. SeductiveBaz](2008)		*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LY2zsHX_9RM TyrannosaurusReich vs. SeductiveBaz](2008)
	*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T9LI-gE29yk Terrorist vs. Misselaineous10](2007)		*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T9LI-gE29yk Terrorist vs. Misselaineous10](2007)
	*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nhs3cwdtSso theHappyFungus vs. ~~WOWcomics~~](2008)		*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nhs3cwdtSso theHappyFungus vs. WowComics](2008)
	*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eRR_z3M2ToI Gallers vs. strong414bad](2008)		*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eRR_z3M2ToI Gallers vs. strong414bad](2008)
	*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YaNYRd-aAjc Sonicnerd23 vs. TheDarkRises](2008)		*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YaNYRd-aAjc Sonicnerd23 vs. TheDarkRises](2008)
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	=Matches Listed as Possible to Restore=		=Matches Listed as Possible to Restore=

			*DaftPunkYoshi vs. Mariofan141 (incomplete)
			*MSkull01 vs. ChrisGendo
			*ChrisGendo vs. OmgItsGaryBusey
			*MahsuginaChicken vs. WalrusGuy
			*crazyhtfremixs vs. SashicX2007
			*Mariofan141 vs. SashicX2007
	*AntiEthan vs. Toadomos		*AntiEthan vs. Toadomos
	*KonXII vs. gb7zone7		*KonXII vs. gb7zone7
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	*Malkmusian vs. MademoiselleTruc		*Malkmusian vs. MademoiselleTruc
	*ferretfreak111 vs. piodx (previously compiled by the former but eventually disappeared)		*ferretfreak111 vs. piodx (previously compiled by the former but eventually disappeared)
	*Simon Belmont Painting vs. MonsterSumoable
	*MonsterSumoable vs. SirSmeargle
	*XxRobotChaoxX vs. MonsterSumoable
	*gimpnipples vs. XxRobotChaoxX vs. MonsterSumoable
	*SirSmeargle vs. MonsterSumoable (rematch)
	*XxRobotChaoxX vs. MonsterSumoable (rematch)
	*Bloodis vs. MonsterSumoble
	*DebaserFletchie vs. MonsterSumoable
	*MonsterSumoble vs. HerpyWhooves

	=Sources=		=Sources=

Video Tennis

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Relationship to Youtube Poop As An idiom

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	<B>Video Tennis</B>, also known interchangeably as <b>Youtube Poop Tennis</b>, <b>YTP Tennis</b>, <b>Remix Tennis</b> or simply <b>Tennis</b>, is a artistic medium derivative of [[Photoshop Tennis]] and [[Youtube Poop]] involving the back-and-forth editing of video projects, often absurdist ~~in nature.~~		<B>Video Tennis</B>, also known interchangeably as <b>Youtube Poop Tennis</b>, <b>YTP Tennis</b>, <b>Remix Tennis</b> or simply <b>Tennis</b>, is a artistic medium derivative of [[Photoshop Tennis]] and [[Youtube Poop]] involving the back-and-forth editing of video projects, often absurdist, experimental, or abstractly expressive in nature.

	~~While starting mainly as a derivative of YouTube Poop~~, ~~and in the early years much more embraced by the full Youtube Poop community~~, it has increasingly become its own thing as time went on and the community of mainline Youtube Poop and the community of tennis have grown largely seperate. Much of modern tennis is a completely different beast in ~~comparison to [[Youtube Poop]], often veering into much more experimental, atmospheric, avant-guarde and generally much more overstimulating territory~~.

	There are many different types of tennis that have evolved over the years, but the tried and true "vanilla" 6 round 1v1 has held steady just as much.		There are many different types of tennis that have evolved over the years, but the tried and true "vanilla" 6 round 1v1 has held steady just as much.
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	[https://yellowtealpurple.net/forums/threads/the-revised-recreational-guide-to-video-tennis.1963/ The Revised Recreational Guide to Video Tennis]		[https://yellowtealpurple.net/forums/threads/the-revised-recreational-guide-to-video-tennis.1963/ The Revised Recreational Guide to Video Tennis]

			=Relationship to Youtube Poop As An idiom=

			While starting mainly as a derivative of YouTube Poop, and in the early years much more embraced by the full Youtube Poop community, it increasingly came into its own much in the same way as the sister offshoot of [[YTPMV]] as time went on and the community of mainline Youtube Poop and the community of tennis have grown largely separate. A definite "jumping off point" in terms of its separation has occasionally been noted to have happened somewhere in late 2010 or early 2011, a period in which more classic, simpler styles of engaging with tennis were pushed into the background in favor of work that was growing increasingly avant-guarde and exploratory -- {{MycroProcessor}}'s "5"(2011) is identified as a major and defining work to come from this period. Much of modern tennis operates on a completely different creative philosophy in comparison to [[Youtube Poop]], and veers into the extremes of all areas, from maximalism to minimalism, and the contexts of the various ways edited material is interrelated -- experimental, atmospheric, avant-guarde and generally much more overstimulating/abstract territory. "Video tennis" as a term was first used by {{CorruptionSound}} to denote his matches as early as 2009.

			Unlike [[YTPMV]], much of the main [[Youtube Poop]] community does not regard YTP/Video tennis with much, if any serious regard or respect regarding its contributions to the overall spectrum of work created within this collective idiom over its history. Tennis is often ignored or devalued in comparison -- seen as an inaccessible, disposable obscurity owing to its tendency to explore styles and methods of video craft that are far outside of the comedy that tends to define Youtube Poop, or the music/organized sound structures that define YTPMV. Common criticisms often point the to the lack of conventional humor in tennis, the extremities and loudness of its sound design, as well as the abstract visual/colorful material that often obscures the baseline sources that were used to eventually arrive at that result, leaving many viewers little in the way to relate to in the same way that they would normal Youtube Poops. Some have viewed common tennis styles and techniques as a "lazy" way to make videos under the pretext of viewing the subversion of media as working in tandem with an understanding and a utilization of the media's exploitable material; Tennis often ignores this in favor of different, more sub-textural angles of editing approach, in which combinations and peculiarities of a source's sound, or the energy of a specific visual moment, can often play a part. Conversely, when exploitation of material for comedic purposes is the common point of focus for a player in a tennis context, this usually becomes focused on above the match at hand, and many response opportunities to a previous round have often gotten missed or large swaths of the previous round are ignored outright as a result.

			View counts for videos created in a tennis context are almost always universally low, with many taking years to eventually accumulate view counts that surpass 1,000. Tennis rounds often accumulated counts of a few thousand or more in its early years, usually depending on the following and the status of the player/creator within the community itself. The most popular tennis matches have almost always happened between popular YTPers themselves who have the following to allow their work, and sometimes the work of their opponent if this opponent is more obscure, to be seen with uncommonly high attention.

			Tennis has also become known in recent years for having a very large, much-younger base of creators usually operating on the fringes of the community (generally intersecting from "logo-editing" and "Object Show" focused spaces), actively making large volumes of work that tend to capture and magnify the base impressions of tennis in the form of loud, amateurishly made works using a small and repetitive pool of the same shared sources that offer little to no variation of execution. The ways in which this defines the overall impression of tennis as a medium altogether tends to vary depending, but has usually served to emphasize a perceived lack of collective creativity.

			Certain rounds from certain matches have been embraced as individual works, though this is seen to come at a detriment to the perception of tennis itself as something to only understand individual videos through, rather than the progression of the matches that eventually arrive at said "rounds" within the match. In many matches, the serve is usually the most popular video as it is the easiest to engage with as a work in its own right. Occasionally a round late in the match gains the most attention, usually for its maximalist, overstimulating and overly abstract qualities producing reactions of confusion or dismissal, even from those already cultured within YTP itself. Another common critique of accessibility has often been the need for a viewer to sit through multiple videos or "rounds" of a match, and if a playlist for the match is not provided, needing to have knowledge of the existence of the match itself, where to find all the rounds and what their titles are. Since the [[YouWouldBeWelcome]] tennis archive account launched in 2019, a library of tennis matches compiled into single videos have been slowly assembled to allowed for the process of watching matches as single, concentrated videos, and properly understanding the ways in which tennis is played to be better understood by the general public.

	=History (work in progress)=		=History (work in progress)=

MycroProcessor vs. AshcrementVII

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	[[MycroProcessor vs. AshcrementVII]] was a partial Youtube Poop/Video Tennis match that took place between March 13 and March 20, 2011. While only ever lasting for two rounds, the match is notable for these rounds adding to a total of 28 minutes and 10 seconds, several times longer than an entire standard 6 round match at the time. It was the only time these two players ever had any kind of tennis exchange with each other. Sources used include lengthy video recordings of both xylophone and koto playing respectively, along with ''Riven''(PC, 1997), ''Crystal Maze''(PC, 2003), ''Final Fantasy VII''(PS1, 1997), ''The Legend of Korra'', ''The Great Mouse Detective''(1986), ~~and~~ ''Bubblegum Crisis''. [Note: source list incomplete]		[[MycroProcessor vs. AshcrementVII]] was a partial [[Youtube Poop]]/[[Video Tennis]] match that took place between March 13 and March 20, 2011. While only ever lasting for two rounds, the match is notable for these rounds adding to a total of 28 minutes and 10 seconds, several times longer than an entire standard 6 round match at the time. It was the only time these two players ever had any kind of tennis exchange with each other. Sources used include lengthy video recordings of both xylophone and koto playing respectively, along with ''Vuk''(''The Little Fox'')(1981), ''Rehab Addict'', ''Riven''(PC, 1997), ''Crystal Maze''(PC, 2003), ''Drakenguard''(PS2, 2003), ''The Crystal Key''(PC, 1999), ''Cowboy Bebop''(Episode 20 - "Pierrot Le Fou"(1999)), ''Lufia II: Rise of the Sinistrals''(SNES, 1995), ''Final Fantasy VII''(PS1, 1997), ''The Legend of Korra'', ''The Great Mouse Detective''(1986), ''Bubblegum Crisis''(including its opening theme "Konyawa Hurricane" by Kinuko Omori), "Sazh's Theme" from the ''Final Fantasy XIII''(PS3/360, 2009) OST, "Luxemburg"(2009) by Jakob Pilger, and "Whipping Post"(1969) by The Allman Brothers Band. ''[Note: source list incomplete]''.

	The general concept of this match has roots in an idea that {{RabbitSnore}} conceived for a new variant of tennis in November 2008, following his attendance at a local jazz concert. In line with traditional jazz improvisation, Rabbit considered undertaking what he described as "something like having a video jam session, with really long videos." He went as far as to produce an unrefined set of rules for this variant:		The general concept of this match has roots in an idea that {{RabbitSnore}} conceived for a new variant of tennis in November 2008, following his attendance at a local jazz concert. In line with traditional jazz improvisation, Rabbit considered undertaking what he described as "something like having a video jam session, with really long videos." He went as far as to produce an unrefined set of rules for this variant:
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	At the time, YouTube initially had in place a hard upload limit of 10 minutes for each video, but in July 2010 this had become updated to a limit of 15 minutes<ref>https://www.cnet.com/culture/youtube-bumps-video-limit-to-15-minutes/</ref>, before sometime later being drastically extended to the modern limit of 12 hours. It was in this window of time that this match commenced, and {{MycroProcessor}}'s 14 minute, 10 second long serve became the first known video within YTP/Video Tennis to make creative use of this new upload length, becoming at the time the longest tennis round ever made. With a number of players subsequently breaking this record, Mycro would eventually break this record again in [[Nineroe vs. MycroProcessor]](2016), with the 6 hour long "Vore. Unbirth. Dinner." Coincidentally, during the long middle segment of this round in which Mycro converses off-camera to the viewer, he briefly touches upon this match, identifying the link between it and the much more drastic long form approach of the subsequent match, and also laments that he "never made Round 3".		At the time, YouTube initially had in place a hard upload limit of 10 minutes for each video, but in July 2010 this had become updated to a limit of 15 minutes<ref>https://www.cnet.com/culture/youtube-bumps-video-limit-to-15-minutes/</ref>, before sometime later being drastically extended to the modern limit of 12 hours. It was in this window of time that this match commenced, and {{MycroProcessor}}'s 14 minute, 10 second long serve became the first known video within YTP/Video Tennis to make creative use of this new upload length, becoming at the time the longest tennis round ever made. With a number of players subsequently breaking this record, Mycro would eventually break this record again in [[Nineroe vs. MycroProcessor]](2016), with the 6 hour long "Vore. Unbirth. Dinner." Coincidentally, during the long middle segment of this round in which Mycro converses off-camera to the viewer, he briefly touches upon this match, identifying the link between it and the much more drastic long form approach of the subsequent match, and also laments that he "never made Round 3".

	Round 1's title "When Did You First Learn About Tennis?" comes verbatim from a [[YouChew]] thread title of the same name in the Tennis subforum, created by PokeFire50 on December 22, 2009. A lengthy silent segment of this round additionally involves {{GameBop}}'s "Sid is NOT A BATTLE AXE"(2009), their [[GameBop vs. AjaxCubed\|Round 1 with AjaxCubed]] and well identified as one of Mycro's all-time favorite YTPs, being progressively edited over via "veg replacement" and recursive "recycling" inside of GameBop's project file for "ROBOTNIK PURCHASES THE OTHER HALF"(2008), their [[InsinerateHymn vs. zacheatscrackers vs. GameBop\|Round 12 with InsinerateHymn and zacheatscrackers.]] Round 2 of [[JackTron7000 vs. DanielRadcliffe777]], "I WANNA DISCO ON YOUR RIDE TAKE A STICK"(2009), ~~also briefly shows up at the tail end~~ of this silent segment and is visible in the ~~serves~~ original thumbnail. ~~Various edited samples~~ from the ~~former video continue to show up in later parts~~ of the serve ~~in addition~~. Ashcrement's response, a defining representation of his early tennis style, includes the addition of images of the Pokemon Snorlax, followed by a series of edits that shape layers of video into a rough image of a Jolteon before then morphing into a similar rough image of a Snorlax, similar to techniques recently executed by {{Moogle}} in a similar fashion.		Round 1's title "When Did You First Learn About Tennis?" comes verbatim from a [[YouChew]] thread title of the same name in the Tennis subforum, created by PokeFire50 on December 22, 2009. A lengthy silent segment of this round additionally involves {{GameBop}}'s "Sid is NOT A BATTLE AXE"(2009), their [[GameBop vs. AjaxCubed\|Round 1 with AjaxCubed]] and well identified as one of Mycro's all-time favorite YTPs, being progressively edited over via "veg replacement" and recursive "recycling" inside of GameBop's project file for "ROBOTNIK PURCHASES THE OTHER HALF"(2008), their [[InsinerateHymn vs. zacheatscrackers vs. GameBop\|Round 12 with InsinerateHymn and zacheatscrackers.]] Round 2 of [[JackTron7000 vs. DanielRadcliffe777]], "I WANNA DISCO ON YOUR RIDE TAKE A STICK"(2009), slowly fades in as a background layer of this silent segment, bottom-mirrored unto itself in horizontal split screen, until it becomes the only visible layer of video and is present enough to become visible in the serve's original thumbnail. The audio generated from this veg-replacing experiment is finally heard in the penultimate moments of the serve, distantly separated from the video it was originally attached to. Ashcrement's response, a defining representation of his early tennis style, includes the addition of images of the Pokemon Snorlax, followed by a series of edits that shape layers of video into a rough image of a Jolteon before then morphing into a similar rough image of a Snorlax, similar to techniques recently executed by {{Moogle}} in a similar fashion. During the long sequence in which Professor Ratigan's musical number "The World's Great Crimnial Mind" is shown on screen, AshcrementVII himself can be eventually heard reciting Ratigan's dialogue word for word in place of Vincient Price's (along with the drunken mouse who refers to him as a rat), the first of numerous of times his own voice appears in his videos. The Xylophone footage from the serve is briefly YTPMV'd to the "Victory Theme" variation as heard in ''Final Fantasy I'' through ''VI'', and again in ''IX''.

	While initially received with great notice due to the many boundaries broken in just these two rounds in addition to a radically new language of approach being experimented with in tennis, MycroProcessor vs. AshcrementVII has subsequently retreated into a more obscure yet fascinating curiosity of a "match that could have been" due to it never properly progressing past this point and subsequently being eclipsed by the achievements of similar long form improvisational matches that followed in its wake. The rounds made continue to survive in their original uploads, and they were both first compiled into a single video on the [[YouWouldBeWelcome]] account in July 2026.		While initially received with great notice due to the many boundaries broken in just these two rounds in addition to a radically new language of approach being experimented with in tennis, MycroProcessor vs. AshcrementVII has subsequently retreated into a more obscure yet fascinating curiosity of a "match that could have been" due to it never properly progressing past this point and subsequently being eclipsed by the achievements of similar long form improvisational matches that followed in its wake. The rounds made continue to survive in their original uploads, and they were both first compiled into a single video on the [[YouWouldBeWelcome]] account in July 2026.

LieutenantGwo vs. pilli10

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	[[LieutenantGwo vs. pilli10]] was a [[Youtube Poop]]/[[Video tennis]] match that took place between on the [[YouChew]] forums between August 1 and 27, 2009. One of ~~many~~ "Robotnik" tennis matches to occur between the four-way collective of LieutenantGwo, thechairman45, pilli10 and PresidentOfJelybeans between 2009 and 2010, it is the only one of these matches to receive documentation on these forums, and was the first of two tennis encounters between these two players. LieutanentGwo would subsequently play PresidentOfJelybeans and thechairman45 following this exchange, [[thechairman45 vs. PresidentOfJelybeans\|those two players would also face each other]], and thechairman45 would also face pilli10 before all of them attempted a 4-way in August 2010 that lasted six rounds. As with most of the above matches, ''The Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog'' is the predominant source used and re-added through all 6 rounds of this exchange, with other sources used including the original theme music for ''Mortal Kombat''(Arcade, 1992), a gif of Scorpion's sprite from said game, high-quality, background-less versions of the cutscenes from ''Hotel Mario''(CD-i, 1994), furry porn of Krystal from ''Star Fox Adventures''(GCN, 2003) and of Pikachu from the ''Pokemon'' franchise, a sprite of Tails from ''Sonic the Hedgehog 2''(Sega Genesis, 1992), a sprite of Chrono from ''Chrono Trigger''(SNES, 1995), the tracks "Dr. Robotnik's Theme (Boss)" and the "Game Over" music from the ''Sonic the Hedgehog 1''(Sega Genesis, 1991) OST, multiple generic "hentai" images, a background-less version of ''Meet The Scout''(2008), the track "Character Select" from the ''Super Mario Bros. 2''(NES, 1988) OST, sprites of Mario from both ''Super Mario Bros.''(NES, 1985) and ''Mario and Luigi: Superstar Saga''(GBA, 2003), and ''CSI: Crime Scene Investigation''(Season 4 Episode 5 - "Fur and Loathing"(2003), infamously known for its surface-level and skewed portrayal of furry culture).		[[LieutenantGwo vs. pilli10]] was a [[Youtube Poop]]/[[Video tennis]] match that took place between on the [[YouChew]] forums between August 1 and 27, 2009. One of multiple "Robotnik" tennis matches to occur between the four-way collective of LieutenantGwo, thechairman45, pilli10 and PresidentOfJelybeans between 2009 and 2010, it is the only one of these matches to receive documentation on these forums, and was the first of two tennis encounters between these two players. LieutanentGwo would subsequently play PresidentOfJelybeans and thechairman45 following this exchange, [[thechairman45 vs. PresidentOfJelybeans\|those two players would also face each other]], and thechairman45 would also face pilli10 before all of them attempted a 4-way in August 2010 that lasted six rounds. As with most of the above matches, ''The Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog'' is the predominant source used and re-added through all 6 rounds of this exchange, with other sources used including the original theme music for ''Mortal Kombat''(Arcade, 1992), a gif of Scorpion's sprite from said game, high-quality, background-less versions of the cutscenes from ''Hotel Mario''(CD-i, 1994), furry porn of Krystal from ''Star Fox Adventures''(GCN, 2003) and of Pikachu from the ''Pokemon'' franchise, a sprite of Tails from ''Sonic the Hedgehog 2''(Sega Genesis, 1992), a sprite of Chrono from ''Chrono Trigger''(SNES, 1995), the tracks "Dr. Robotnik's Theme (Boss)" and the "Game Over" music from the ''Sonic the Hedgehog 1''(Sega Genesis, 1991) OST, multiple generic "hentai" images, a background-less version of ''Meet The Scout''(2008), the track "Character Select" from the ''Super Mario Bros. 2''(NES, 1988) OST, sprites of Mario from both ''Super Mario Bros.''(NES, 1985) and ''Mario and Luigi: Superstar Saga''(GBA, 2003), and ''CSI: Crime Scene Investigation''(Season 4 Episode 5 - "Fur and Loathing"(2003), infamously known for its surface-level and skewed portrayal of furry culture).

	It was the eighth known match played by LieutanantGwo<ref>https://archive.yellowtealpurple.net/youchew/forum/16-poop-tennis/30906-poop-tennis-roster-thread/2.html#post-2705665 Contains some of the only known evidence of his matches played as BADLUCKCROW, which account for matches played with Imaperson, deckman92, JackTron7000, his first match with quax94, and three matches played with AgelessObsession. </ref> (and the first complete match he played under this name) and the second known match played by pilli10. With both players being furries, the titles of the match tell a story in which Robotnik embarks on a quest to have furry sex, initially struggles to get himself in the mood, before finally achieving his goal in a silly, somewhat unusual fashion. Each round starts with a direct title card intro to dictate what round of the match it is and which player its directed toward. Editing over the previous round is usually confined to the beginning or first half of each round, with the second half being dedicated to further added ''AoSTH'' footage that makes more minute uses of previous moments in the match, and most feature a "joke" "Sonic Says" segment containing one final concentrated moment before showing the end credits overdubbed with a different song, as was typical of ''AoSTH'' YTPs in this period. Songs overdubbed onto the credits include "John Freeman 2009 (feat. J. Queenston)"(2009) by Furries in a Blender, a reprisal of "Dr. Robotnik's Theme (Boss)" from the ''Sonic the Hedgehog 1''(Sega Genesis, 1991) OST, and others ''[note: source list incomplete]''. Much of the match is driven by sexual sentence-mixed dialogue by Robotnik in all 6 rounds, which include copious and repeated references to his penis.		It was the eighth known match played by LieutanantGwo<ref>https://archive.yellowtealpurple.net/youchew/forum/16-poop-tennis/30906-poop-tennis-roster-thread/2.html#post-2705665 Contains some of the only known evidence of his matches played as BADLUCKCROW, which account for matches played with Imaperson, deckman92, JackTron7000, his first match with quax94, and three matches played with AgelessObsession. </ref> (and the first complete match he played under this name) and the second known match played by pilli10. With both players being furries, the titles of the match tell a story in which Robotnik embarks on a quest to have furry sex, initially struggles to get himself in the mood, before finally achieving his goal in a silly, somewhat unusual fashion. Each round starts with a direct title card intro to dictate what round of the match it is and which player its directed toward. Editing over the previous round is usually confined to the beginning or first half of each round, with the second half being dedicated to further added ''AoSTH'' footage that makes more minute uses of previous moments in the match, and most feature a "joke" "Sonic Says" segment containing one final concentrated moment before showing the end credits overdubbed with a different song, as was typical of ''AoSTH'' YTPs in this period. Songs overdubbed onto the credits include "John Freeman 2009 (feat. J. Queenston)"(2009) by Furries in a Blender, a reprisal of "Dr. Robotnik's Theme (Boss)" from the ''Sonic the Hedgehog 1''(Sega Genesis, 1991) OST, and others ''[note: source list incomplete]''. Much of the match is driven by sexual sentence-mixed dialogue by Robotnik in all 6 rounds, which include copious and repeated references to his penis.

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Grey Tennis Tournament 2

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Ninja Weedle vs. YooY

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JackTron7000 vs. DanielRadcliffe777

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	[[JackTron7000 vs. DanielRadcliffe777]] was a [[YouTube Poop tennis]] match that took place between unspecified days in August and September 2009. This was the first tennis match to feature the participation of DanielRadcliffe777, who was already at this stage becoming a major cult figure in YTP in his own right to his wild and outrageous sensual assault of an editing style. While none of the matches DR777 played ever completed in a conventional sense, this was the match that reached the closest to such a state with 5 completed rounds. Sources added include Shane Dawson, one of the "Flo" Progressive insurance commercials, Louis Farrakhan, the music video for "Help Me Dr. Dick" by E-Rotic, ''Pokemon The Series'', ''Link: The Faces of Evil''(1993) and ''The Adventures of Sonic The Hedgehog''.		[[JackTron7000 vs. DanielRadcliffe777]] was a [[YouTube Poop tennis]] match that took place between unspecified days in August and September 2009. This was the first tennis match to feature the participation of DanielRadcliffe777, who was already at this stage becoming a major cult figure in YTP in his own right to his wild and outrageous sensual assault of an editing style. While none of the matches DR777 played ever completed in a conventional sense, this was the match that reached the closest to such a state with 5 completed rounds. Sources added include Shane Dawson, one of the "Flo" Progressive insurance commercials, Louis Farrakhan, the music video for "Help Me Dr. Dick" by E-Rotic, ''Pokemon The Series'', ''Link: The Faces of Evil''(1993) and ''The Adventures of Sonic The Hedgehog''.

	The match accurately represents the state of late-2000s internet and cutting-edge of YTP as it was in the summer of 2009; both players took visual and technical editing to new heights, especially within the work of DR777, who displayed one of the earliest outright usages of After Effects in a context around tennis of a visually complex nature. ~~The~~ match has ~~since~~ gone on to be immensely influential to the directions tennis would take in its wake, acting as a decisive push towards the development of its visual component and expanding the awareness and usage of After Effects, leading to a number of players using it in the years following. Due to the cult of fascination that has since formed around DR777's work, his rounds remain by far the most loved, remembered and best preserved, but JackTron7000's rounds are also fondly remembered for being both competent enough to stand on their own and for solidly continuing the YTPMV chain that begins in Round 2 and lasts for the rest of the match. It is one of few surviving full matches to have been played by JackTron7000; his rounds remained absent from YouTube for many years until superkoffee supplied them from his own archives in November 2024.		The match accurately represents the state of late-2000s internet and cutting-edge of YTP as it was in the summer of 2009; both players took visual and technical editing to new heights, especially within the work of DR777, who displayed one of the earliest outright usages of After Effects in a context around tennis of a visually complex nature. While it can be argued that DR777's previous round usage is of dubious quality throughout this exchange, the match has nonetheless gone on to be immensely influential to the directions tennis would take in its wake, acting as a decisive push towards the development of its visual component and expanding the awareness and usage of After Effects, leading to a number of players using it in the years following. Due to the cult of fascination that has since formed around DR777's work, his rounds remain by far the most loved, remembered and best preserved, but JackTron7000's rounds are also fondly remembered for being both competent enough to stand on their own and for solidly continuing the YTPMV chain that begins in Round 2 and lasts for the rest of the match. It is one of few surviving full matches to have been played by JackTron7000; his rounds remained absent from YouTube for many years until superkoffee supplied them from his own archives in November 2024.

	Round 2 of this match, DanielRadcliffe777's "I WANNA DISCO ON YOUR RIDE TAKE A STICK"(2009) 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]].		Round 2 of this match, DanielRadcliffe777's "I WANNA DISCO ON YOUR RIDE TAKE A STICK"(2009) 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]]. The match was first compiled into a single video on the [[YouWouldBeWelcome]] account in November 2024.

GameBop vs. mYZterbattyX

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	'''{{GameBop}} vs. mYZterbattyX''' was a YouTube Poop/Video tennis match played from July 7, 2010 to March 24, 2011<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20110412202620/http://youchew.net:80/forum/index.php?/forum/19-tennis-completed/ "GameBop vs. ArtichokeSpades" shows a thread creation date of 25 September 2010, when the match would have been 5 rounds in, followed by its single reply to post Round 6 of this date. This reply became lost as a result of the "Oz Incident" on the YouChew forums, which resulted in the loss of all forum data created between February and May 8, 2011.</ref>. Played by the latter player from his third account (ArtichokeSpades) and his fifth account (barthoIemew), it is one of few matches he played in which all of his rounds have been able to retain preservation across his numerous account deletions. Sources added include ''[[Kukori Es Kotkoda]]'', ''Torin's Passage''(PC, 1995), ''Alfred Kwak'', and YouTube videos of Yngwie Malmsteen. Round 5, "Mel dials a phone"(2010), became the subject of {{GameBop}}'s "Puzzle Pieces -2"; used to show the individually rendered segments of the video that were used to arrive at the final product.		'''{{GameBop}} vs. mYZterbattyX''' was a YouTube Poop/Video tennis match played from July 7, 2010 to March 24, 2011<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20110412202620/http://youchew.net:80/forum/index.php?/forum/19-tennis-completed/ "GameBop vs. ArtichokeSpades" shows a thread creation date of 25 September 2010, when the match would have been 5 rounds in, followed by its single reply to post Round 6 of this date. This reply became lost as a result of the "Oz Incident" on the YouChew forums, which resulted in the loss of all forum data created between February and May 8, 2011.</ref>. Played by the latter player from his third account (ArtichokeSpades) and his fifth account (barthoIemew), it is one of few matches he played in which all of his rounds have been able to retain preservation across his numerous account deletions. Sources added include ''[[Kukori Es Kotkoda]]'', ''Torin's Passage''(PC, 1995), ''Alfred Kwak'', and YouTube videos of Yngwie Malmsteen. Round 5, "Mel dials a phone"(2010), became the subject of {{GameBop}}'s "Puzzle Pieces -2"; used to show the individually rendered segments of the video that were used to arrive at the final product.

	It was the 45th match completed by {{Gamebop}}<ref>https://ftlfw.net/archives/websites/youchew.net/archive/forum/16-poop-tennis/30906-poop-tennis-roster-thread/1#post-934763</ref> and somewhere around the ninth match completed (but roughly the eleventh played overall) by rapskallionxyz/mYZterbattyX<ref>https://archive.yellowtealpurple.net/youchew/forum/16-poop-tennis/30906-poop-tennis-roster-thread/2.html#post-2218957 Their roster was clearly never updated beyond its original addition into the roster thread, as the first four listed matches in the "in progress" section had all completed by the time this match was played, along with incomplete games played with ChrisGendo and MycroProcessor during this same span of time.</ref>. With this match occurring at an arguable apex in development of the latter player's style, the match is remembered for its above-average visual spectacle in its use of Debugmode WAX and composite effects for the even rounds, with the match's Round 6 reaching particular grandiose heights in this fashion. Thanks to the modern community's embrace, it remains in the present {{mYZterbattyX}}'s most well known match due to this in tandem with the match's full preservation, and was first compiled into a single video on the {{YouWouldBeWelcome}} account in August 2024.		It was the 45th match completed by {{Gamebop}}<ref>https://ftlfw.net/archives/websites/youchew.net/archive/forum/16-poop-tennis/30906-poop-tennis-roster-thread/1#post-934763</ref> and somewhere around the ninth match completed (but roughly the eleventh played overall) by rapskallionxyz/mYZterbattyX<ref>https://archive.yellowtealpurple.net/youchew/forum/16-poop-tennis/30906-poop-tennis-roster-thread/2.html#post-2218957 Their roster was clearly never updated beyond its original addition into the roster thread, as the first four listed matches in the "in progress" section had all completed by the time this match was played, along with incomplete games played with ChrisGendo and MycroProcessor during this same span of time.</ref>. With this match occurring at an arguable apex in development of the latter player's style, the match is remembered for its above-average visual spectacle in its use of Debugmode WAX and composite effects for the even rounds, with the match's Round 6 reaching particular grandiose heights in this fashion. Thanks to the modern community's embrace, it remains in the present mYZterbattyX's most well known match due to this in tandem with the match's full preservation, and was first compiled into a single video on the {{YouWouldBeWelcome}} account in August 2024.

	=The Full Match=		=The Full Match=

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Alias Tables

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woefully bad mispelling of this player

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GameBop vs. mYZterbattyX

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	'''{{GameBop}} vs. mYZterbattyX''' was a YouTube Poop/Video tennis match played from July 7, 2010 to March 24, 2011<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20110412202620/http://youchew.net:80/forum/index.php?/forum/19-tennis-completed/ "GameBop vs. ArtichokeSpades" shows a thread creation date of 25 September 2010, when the match would have been 5 rounds in, followed by its single reply to post Round 6 of this date. ~~Strangely~~, ~~however~~, ~~the reply containing round 6 has been lost to time~~.</ref>. Played by the latter player from his third account (ArtichokeSpades) and his fifth account (barthoIemew), it is one of few matches he played in which all of his rounds have been able to retain preservation across his numerous account deletions. Sources added include ''[[Kukori Es Kotkoda]]'', ''Torin's Passage''(PC, 1995), ''Alfred Kwak'', and YouTube videos of Yngwie Malmsteen. Round 5, "Mel dials a phone"(2010), became the subject of {{GameBop}}'s "Puzzle Pieces -2"; used to show the individually rendered segments of the video that were used to arrive at the final product.		'''{{GameBop}} vs. mYZterbattyX''' was a YouTube Poop/Video tennis match played from July 7, 2010 to March 24, 2011<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20110412202620/http://youchew.net:80/forum/index.php?/forum/19-tennis-completed/ "GameBop vs. ArtichokeSpades" shows a thread creation date of 25 September 2010, when the match would have been 5 rounds in, followed by its single reply to post Round 6 of this date. This reply became lost as a result of the "Oz Incident" on the YouChew forums, which resulted in the loss of all forum data created between February and May 8, 2011.</ref>. Played by the latter player from his third account (ArtichokeSpades) and his fifth account (barthoIemew), it is one of few matches he played in which all of his rounds have been able to retain preservation across his numerous account deletions. Sources added include ''[[Kukori Es Kotkoda]]'', ''Torin's Passage''(PC, 1995), ''Alfred Kwak'', and YouTube videos of Yngwie Malmsteen. Round 5, "Mel dials a phone"(2010), became the subject of {{GameBop}}'s "Puzzle Pieces -2"; used to show the individually rendered segments of the video that were used to arrive at the final product.

	It was the 45th match completed by {{Gamebop}}<ref>https://ftlfw.net/archives/websites/youchew.net/archive/forum/16-poop-tennis/30906-poop-tennis-roster-thread/1#post-934763</ref> and somewhere around the ~~sixth~~ match completed by rapskallionxyz/mYZterbattyX. With this match occurring at an arguable apex in development of the latter player's style, the match is remembered for its above-average visual spectacle in its use of Debugmode WAX and composite effects for the even rounds, with the match's Round 6 reaching particular grandiose heights in this fashion. Thanks to the modern community's embrace, it remains in the present {{mYZterbattyX}}'s most well known match due to this in tandem with the match's full preservation, and was first compiled into a single video on the {{YouWouldBeWelcome}} account in August 2024.		It was the 45th match completed by {{Gamebop}}<ref>https://ftlfw.net/archives/websites/youchew.net/archive/forum/16-poop-tennis/30906-poop-tennis-roster-thread/1#post-934763</ref> and somewhere around the ninth match completed (but roughly the eleventh played overall) by rapskallionxyz/mYZterbattyX<ref>https://archive.yellowtealpurple.net/youchew/forum/16-poop-tennis/30906-poop-tennis-roster-thread/2.html#post-2218957 Their roster was clearly never updated beyond its original addition into the roster thread, as the first four listed matches in the "in progress" section had all completed by the time this match was played, along with incomplete games played with ChrisGendo and MycroProcessor during this same span of time.</ref>. With this match occurring at an arguable apex in development of the latter player's style, the match is remembered for its above-average visual spectacle in its use of Debugmode WAX and composite effects for the even rounds, with the match's Round 6 reaching particular grandiose heights in this fashion. Thanks to the modern community's embrace, it remains in the present {{mYZterbattyX}}'s most well known match due to this in tandem with the match's full preservation, and was first compiled into a single video on the {{YouWouldBeWelcome}} account in August 2024.

	=The Full Match=		=The Full Match=

GameBop/superkoffee vs. Sploltoen vs. MycroProcessor

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Round 1

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	[[Conradslater vs. Misselaineous10]]<br>		[[Conradslater vs. Misselaineous10]](2007)<br>
	[[Architect1 vs. GameBop]]<br>		[[Architect1 vs. GameBop]](2009)<br>
	MeiAIDs vs. ADHDYoshi<br>		MeiAIDs vs. ADHDYoshi(2008)<br>
	[[MycroProcessor vs. GameBop]]<br>		[[MycroProcessor vs. GameBop]](2008-2009)<br>
	{{GameBop}} vs. {{Joltoen}} (third match)<br>		{{GameBop}} vs. {{Joltoen}}(third match)(2010)<br>
	[[JackTron7000 vs. DanielRadcliffe777]]<br>		[[JackTron7000 vs. DanielRadcliffe777]](2009)<br>
	[[InsinerateHymn vs. zacheatscrackers vs. GameBop]]<br>		[[InsinerateHymn vs. zacheatscrackers vs. GameBop]](2008)<br>
	{{Metzgorrre}} vs. {{CorruptionSound}}<br>		{{Metzgorrre}} vs. {{CorruptionSound}}(2010)<br>
	{{MycroProcessor}} vs. AjaxCubed<br>		{{MycroProcessor}} vs. AjaxCubed(2009)<br>
	[[Tennis Staff Chain]]<br>		[[Tennis Staff Chain]](2009-present)<br>
	Grabboarm vs. SeductiveBaz<br>		Grabboarm vs. SeductiveBaz(2007)<br>
	[[Vvaluigi vs. MycroProcessor]]<br>		[[Vvaluigi vs. MycroProcessor]](2009)<br>
	JackTron7000 vs. TheChutley vs. Luioigi<br>		JackTron7000 vs. TheChutley vs. Luioigi(2010)<br>
	[[Strong414bad vs. RabbitSnore]]<br>		[[Strong414bad vs. RabbitSnore]](2008)<br>
	[[Chain 1]]<br>		[[Chain 1]](2007)<br>
	CorruptionSound vs. PokeFire50<br>		CorruptionSound vs. PokeFire50(2009)<br>
	[[Ophios vs. RAKninja]]<br>		[[Ophios vs. RAKninja]](2008)<br>
	KingOfKatamari vs. GreatBritishTurd<br>		KingOfKatamari vs. GreatBritishTurd(2008)<br>
	superniitendofan64 vs. {{BSP666c}}<br>		superniitendofan64 vs. {{BSP666c}}(2008)<br>
	Piodx vs. GreatBritishTurd<br>		Piodx vs. GreatBritishTurd(2009)<br>
	[[KingCornholio vs. Ophios]]<br>		[[KingCornholio vs. Ophios]](2007)<br>
	[[BMATF vs. UncleChuckTH vs. Wikiwow]]<br>		[[BMATF vs. UncleChuckTH vs. Wikiwow]](2007)<br>
	[[The 100 Round Tennis\|{{TheChutley}} vs. vvaluigi]]<br>		[[The 100 Round Tennis\|{{TheChutley}} vs. vvaluigi]](2008-2014)<br>
	PokeFire50 vs. {{BSP666c}}<br>		PokeFire50 vs. {{BSP666c}}(2009)<br>
	{{Piodx}} vs. {{CorruptionSound}}<br>		{{Piodx}} vs. {{CorruptionSound}}(2009)<br>
	InsinerateHymn vs. {{MycroProcessor}}<br>		InsinerateHymn vs. {{MycroProcessor}}(2008)<br>
	[[Kurkop vs. superkoffee]]<br>		[[Kurkop vs. superkoffee]](2010)<br>
	HighVoltageChrist vs. {{MycroProcessor}}<br>		HighVoltageChrist vs. {{MycroProcessor}}(2008)<br>
	{{GameBop}} vs. vvaluigi<br>		{{GameBop}} vs. vvaluigi(2009)<br>
	WowComics vs. Aesaun<br>		WowComics vs. Aesaun(2008)<br>
	Ishkibibl vs. {{GameBop}}<br>		Ishkibibl vs. {{GameBop}}(2008)<br>
	[[ChrisGendo vs. TheChutley vs. trepmaws]]<br>		[[ChrisGendo vs. TheChutley vs. trepmaws]](2010)<br>
	MorfGworfmim vs. {{mYZterbattyX}}<br>		MorfGworfmim vs. {{mYZterbattyX}}(2009)<br>

	Various [[Puzzle Pieces]] for this round also exist in {{GameBop}}'s "[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kf1TN1fzGIw Some bits and pieces of stuff]", which contains a collection of pieces across multiple videos.		Various [[Puzzle Pieces]] for this round also exist in {{GameBop}}'s "[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kf1TN1fzGIw Some bits and pieces of stuff]", which contains a collection of pieces across multiple videos.

YouWouldBeWelcome

Dani phantump — Mon, 27 Jul 2026 21:33:58 GMT

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	The name "YouWouldBeWelcome", conceived by {{dani_phantump}} and adopted for the channel on March 16, 2025, is a play on the title of the first tennis round from [[Conradslater vs. Misselaineous10\|the first tennis match ever played]], conradslater's "Poop Tennis: You wouldn't be welcome"(2007). Remaster campaigns are planned for many pre-2024 match compilations that were rendered in 720p or lower, with the first one undertaken on December 2, 2025.		The name "YouWouldBeWelcome", conceived by {{dani_phantump}} and adopted for the channel on March 16, 2025, is a play on the title of the first tennis round from [[Conradslater vs. Misselaineous10\|the first tennis match ever played]], conradslater's "Poop Tennis: You wouldn't be welcome"(2007). Remaster campaigns are planned for many pre-2024 match compilations that were rendered in 720p or lower, with the first one undertaken on December 2, 2025.

	==Remaster Wave I (12/02/2025)==		==Remaster Wave I - "British Squirrel Power" (12/02/2025)==
	*FuturesPassed vs. evilskittlemonster vs. Sploltoen(2010) (originally compiled Aug 1, 2021)		*FuturesPassed vs. evilskittlemonster vs. Sploltoen(2010) (originally compiled Aug 1, 2021)
	*[[GameBop vs. Sploltoen vs. MycroProcessor]](2010) (originally compiled Aug 1, 2021)		*[[GameBop vs. Sploltoen vs. MycroProcessor]](2010) (originally compiled Aug 1, 2021)
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	*Sploltoen vs. MycroProcessor(2012) (originally compiled Aug 4, 2021)		*Sploltoen vs. MycroProcessor(2012) (originally compiled Aug 4, 2021)

	==Remaster Wave II (03/12-13/2026)==		==Remaster Wave II - "Foundations and Classics" (03/12-13/2026)==
	*[[Crash2991 vs. NS2]](2008) (originally compiled December 27, 2019)		*[[Crash2991 vs. NS2]](2008) (originally compiled December 27, 2019)
	*[[Crash2991 vs. RAKninja]](2008) (originally compiled December 27, 2019)		*[[Crash2991 vs. RAKninja]](2008) (originally compiled December 27, 2019)
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	*MrSimonAlt/theelectriccheese vs. McMaNGOS(2009) (originally compiled January 1, 2020)		*MrSimonAlt/theelectriccheese vs. McMaNGOS(2009) (originally compiled January 1, 2020)

	==Remaster Wave III (07/15/2026)==		==Remaster Wave III - "Doubles and Others" (07/15/2026)==
	*[[Luioigi vs. GameBop vs. MycroProcessor]](2010-2011) (originally compiled August 1, 2021)		*[[Luioigi vs. GameBop vs. MycroProcessor]](2010-2011) (originally compiled August 1, 2021)
	*dani_phantump + Kurkop vs. Thatcomputerperson + NESfanboi/Metroid998(2011) (originally compiled August 3, 2021)		*dani_phantump + Kurkop vs. Thatcomputerperson + NESfanboi/Metroid998(2011) (originally compiled August 3, 2021)

ChrisGendo vs. AshcrementVII

Dani phantump — Mon, 27 Jul 2026 21:22:23 GMT

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	It was the 39th match completed by ChrisGendo and the first match completed by {{AshcrementVII}}, who made an immediate impression on the tennis community at the time for a unique approach that already seemed fully formed and a grasp on tennis that was more advanced than the average beginner. AshcrementVII's intuitive expertise allowed for a match of initially modest ambition to increase its quality in terms of both players' responses, sporting a final rotation that was far more musical and complex in scope. {{AshcrementVII}} and {{ChrisGendo}} found each other having incredible chemistry together in terms of source and stylistic preference, and the match was the beginning of a close years-long friendship between them. They would go on to play in many more matches together, both collaborating and volleying off each other in different configurations, and both would borrow from one another's signature sources in their own separate video output. This match was listed among the "Top 5 Good Tennis games to learn from" in the revised version of ''The Recreational Guide To Video Tennis'' in October 2025.<ref>https://yellowtealpurple.net/forums/threads/the-revised-recreational-guide-to-video-tennis.1963/</ref>		It was the 39th match completed by ChrisGendo and the first match completed by {{AshcrementVII}}, who made an immediate impression on the tennis community at the time for a unique approach that already seemed fully formed and a grasp on tennis that was more advanced than the average beginner. AshcrementVII's intuitive expertise allowed for a match of initially modest ambition to increase its quality in terms of both players' responses, sporting a final rotation that was far more musical and complex in scope. {{AshcrementVII}} and {{ChrisGendo}} found each other having incredible chemistry together in terms of source and stylistic preference, and the match was the beginning of a close years-long friendship between them. They would go on to play in many more matches together, both collaborating and volleying off each other in different configurations, and both would borrow from one another's signature sources in their own separate video output. This match was listed among the "Top 5 Good Tennis games to learn from" in the revised version of ''The Recreational Guide To Video Tennis'' in October 2025.<ref>https://yellowtealpurple.net/forums/threads/the-revised-recreational-guide-to-video-tennis.1963/</ref>

	The rematch took place between October 15, 2011 and October 21, 2012, meant to mark the one year anniversary of the original. Many previous themes and ideas were revisited, and this match additionally occurred during a period where one or both players were active members of the [[tennis staff]]. Alongside the reappearance of sources from the original match, new additions include ''Catherine''(PS3, 2011), ''The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya'', ''Great Teacher Onizuka'', ''Neon Genesis Evangelion'', ''Serial Experiments Lain'', ''Hanasaku Iroha'', ''A Goofy Movie''(1995), ''Darkwing Duck'', ''My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic'', ''Pinky and the Brain'', the Goofy short ''How To Play Baseball''(1942), the Daffy Duck short ''Daffy - The Commando''(1942), and the Mickey Mouse short ''Mickey's Trailer''(1938).		'''The rematch''' took place between October 15, 2011 and October 21, 2012, meant to mark the one year anniversary of the original. Many previous themes and ideas were revisited, and this match additionally occurred during a period where one or both players were active members of the [[tennis staff]]. Alongside the reappearance of sources from the original match, new additions include ''Catherine''(PS3, 2011), ''The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya'', ''Great Teacher Onizuka'', ''Neon Genesis Evangelion'', ''Serial Experiments Lain'', ''Hanasaku Iroha'', ''A Goofy Movie''(1995), ''Darkwing Duck'', ''My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic'', ''Pinky and the Brain'', the Goofy short ''How To Play Baseball''(1942), the Daffy Duck short ''Daffy - The Commando''(1942), and the Mickey Mouse short ''Mickey's Trailer''(1938).

	It was the 53rd match completed by {{ChrisGendo}} and the 26th match completed by {{AshcrementVII}}. With the latter player's style now having considerably evolved, this match takes the full opportunity to be much more humorous and irreverent than the former match, allowing for an energy of playfulness and friendly spirit that endures for an additional two rounds longer than standard length. Round 2's use of Steely Dan's "The Fez" (1976) over footage of Goofy dancing serves as a playful nod to mutual friend {{NS2}}(a specific reference to "Explosive Purple Thing"(2008), in which NS2 creates a similar edit using David Bowie's "Fame"(1975), but also to his noted love of Steely Dan's music), and Round 7 contains a pitched-down backwards message that says "Look, I don't know why you bothered to reverse this audio....or...even listen to this, uh, you're probably going to raise the pitch on this too...really, what's your problem...?"(Ashcrement indeed promptly reverses, pitches up and uses this in Round 8.) Additionally, every round either features or ends with a depiction of the two characters meant to represent the two players (Hitagi Senjōgahara from the ''Monogatari'' series (Round 8 substitutes this for Patchouli Knowledge from the ''Touhou'' series) and Professor Ratigan from ''The Great Mouse Detective''). Up to Round 6, these characters playfully "usurp" one another at the end of each round before being both represented at once in the match's final rotation. The match is also much more musical, running a gamut of genres and including songs such as "Machizou.Machiko.Hakaki" (2011) by 0.8BuyoutSyooogeki, the track "Howling Moon (Valkenhayn's theme)" from the OST of ''BlazBlue: Continuum Shift''(PS3, 2009), the track "Violent Battle" from the OST of ''Super Robot Wars: Original Generations''(PS2, 2007), the track "Fighting Man" from the OST of ''Breath of Fire III''(PS1, 1997), the Motoi Sakuraba-composed track "Theme of RENA (music box)" from the OST for ''Star Ocean: The Second Story'' (PS1, 1998), "Yonkers"(2011) by Tyler, The Creator, "I Put A Spell On You"(1968) by Creedance Clearwater Revival, "Torukia" (2005) by Gabriela Robin (from the third OST album for ''Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex''(2002)), a remix of the ''Touhou Koumakyou ~ The Embodiment of Scarlet Devil''(2002) OST track "Locked Girl"(2010) by CROW'SCLAW, "Dead Sound of Misery" (2006) by Blind Guardian, "トリオザコックコート (Trio The Cook Coat)"(2004) by Copter4016882, "Klstrphnky" (2002) by Ted Nugent, "Kimi Ni Hoe Hoe" (2006) by Pearl Brothers (from ''Welcome To The N.H.K Original Soundtrack "Dark Side Ni Yokoso!"''), "Let's Groove"(1981) by Earth, Wind and Fire, and "Heavy Fuel"(1991) by Dire Straits.		It was the 53rd match completed by {{ChrisGendo}} and the 26th match completed by {{AshcrementVII}}. With the latter player's style now having considerably evolved, this match takes the full opportunity to be much more humorous and irreverent than the former match, allowing for an energy of playfulness and friendly spirit that endures for an additional two rounds longer than standard length. Round 2's use of Steely Dan's "The Fez" (1976) over footage of Goofy dancing serves as a playful nod to mutual friend {{NS2}}(a specific reference to "Explosive Purple Thing"(2008), in which NS2 creates a similar edit using David Bowie's "Fame"(1975), but also to his noted love of Steely Dan's music), and Round 7 contains a pitched-down backwards message that says "Look, I don't know why you bothered to reverse this audio....or...even listen to this, uh, you're probably going to raise the pitch on this too...really, what's your problem...?"(Ashcrement indeed promptly reverses, pitches up and uses this in Round 8.) Additionally, every round either features or ends with a depiction of the two characters meant to represent the two players (Hitagi Senjōgahara from the ''Monogatari'' series (Round 8 substitutes this for Patchouli Knowledge from the ''Touhou'' series) and Professor Ratigan from ''The Great Mouse Detective''). Up to Round 6, these characters playfully "usurp" one another at the end of each round before being both represented at once in the match's final rotation. The match is also much more musical, running a gamut of genres and including songs such as "Machizou.Machiko.Hakaki" (2011) by 0.8BuyoutSyooogeki, the track "Howling Moon (Valkenhayn's theme)" from the OST of ''BlazBlue: Continuum Shift''(PS3, 2009), the track "Violent Battle" from the OST of ''Super Robot Wars: Original Generations''(PS2, 2007), the track "Fighting Man" from the OST of ''Breath of Fire III''(PS1, 1997), the Motoi Sakuraba-composed track "Theme of RENA (music box)" from the OST for ''Star Ocean: The Second Story'' (PS1, 1998), "Yonkers"(2011) by Tyler, The Creator, "I Put A Spell On You"(1968) by Creedance Clearwater Revival, "Torukia" (2005) by Gabriela Robin (from the third OST album for ''Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex''(2002)), a remix of the ''Touhou Koumakyou ~ The Embodiment of Scarlet Devil''(2002) OST track "Locked Girl"(2010) by CROW'SCLAW, "Dead Sound of Misery" (2006) by Blind Guardian, "トリオザコックコート (Trio The Cook Coat)"(2004) by Copter4016882, "Klstrphnky" (2002) by Ted Nugent, "Kimi Ni Hoe Hoe" (2006) by Pearl Brothers (from ''Welcome To The N.H.K Original Soundtrack "Dark Side Ni Yokoso!"''), "Let's Groove"(1981) by Earth, Wind and Fire, and "Heavy Fuel"(1991) by Dire Straits.

ChrisGendo vs. AshcrementVII (rematch)

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GameBop/superkoffee vs. Sploltoen vs. MycroProcessor

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	[[GameBop/superkoffee vs. Sploltoen vs. MycroProcessor]] was a [[YouTube Poop/[[Video tennis]] match played as a part of the [[3-Way Tennis Tournament]], taking place between July 11 and August 20, 2010. It was played as a part of the Set 2 lineup of matches, and was one of three to take place in this set's "winners" bracket; all three players had won their respective Set 1 matches, and whoever won this match would be one of three players to partake in the only winners bracket match of Set 3. This was roughly the ninth or so time that MycroProcessor and GameBop found each other together in the same match, and the first time that either player would play in a match with {{Sploltoen}}.		[[GameBop/superkoffee vs. Sploltoen vs. MycroProcessor]] was a [[YouTube Poop]]/[[Video tennis]] match played as a part of the [[3-Way Tennis Tournament]], taking place between July 11 and August 20, 2010. It was played as a part of the Set 2 lineup of matches, and was one of three to take place in this set's "winners" bracket; all three players had won their respective Set 1 matches, and whoever won this match would be one of three players to partake in the only winners bracket match of Set 3. This was roughly the ninth or so time that MycroProcessor and GameBop found each other together in the same match, and the first time that either player would play in a match with {{Sploltoen}}.

	Due to the editing complexity inherent in all three players, the match was a natural visual spectacle, well remembered for its Round 1, "Seconds, Anyone?" (2010), which used Round 2s from 33 matches across tennis's history, and for the [[YTPMV]] segments of Round 3, 4, and 5. During this match, GameBop's main computer broke before they were able to make a Round 7, forcing them to have to be replaced for this round by superkoffee, making his competitive tennis debut. GameBop won this match, and was able to continue in the tournament by the time that Set 3 was announced.		Due to the editing complexity inherent in all three players, the match was a natural visual spectacle, well remembered for its Round 1, "Seconds, Anyone?" (2010), which used Round 2s from 33 matches across tennis's history, and for the [[YTPMV]] segments of Round 3, 4, and 5. During this match, GameBop's main computer broke before they were able to make a Round 7, forcing them to have to be replaced for this round by superkoffee, making his competitive tennis debut. GameBop won this match, and was able to continue in the tournament by the time that Set 3 was announced.
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	However, the original intended Round 7 that was to be made by GameBop would not never see the light of day.		However, the original intended Round 7 that was to be made by GameBop would not never see the light of day.

	A match lineup involving the same three players, GameBop vs. MycroProcessor vs. Sploltoen, was later played as a part of the [[Multi-Way Tennis Tournament]], taking place between July 5 and August 10, 2014, almost within the exact same time window as the original match three years later. It was a part of the Set 4 lineup of matches, where by process of elimination, there were now three players left in each of the tournament's three brackets; this match was played as a part of the "Yellow" bracket. By this point in time, GameBop and MycroProcessor had now encountered each other about 17 or so times in various matches, MycroProcessor and Sploltoen had played each other in Set 2 of the [[Tennis Cup 4]], and GameBop and Sploltoen had encountered each other in 4 previous matches, but would not properly play each other 1v1 until the [[Tennis League 5]].		A match lineup involving the same three players, '''GameBop vs. MycroProcessor vs. Sploltoen''', was later played as a part of the [[Multi-Way Tennis Tournament]], taking place between July 5 and August 10, 2014, almost within the exact same time window as the original match three years later. It was a part of the Set 4 lineup of matches, where by process of elimination, there were now three players left in each of the tournament's three brackets; this match was played as a part of the "Yellow" bracket. By this point in time, GameBop and MycroProcessor had now encountered each other about 17 or so times in various matches, MycroProcessor and Sploltoen had played each other in Set 2 of the [[Tennis Cup 4]], and GameBop and Sploltoen had encountered each other in 4 previous matches, but would not properly play each other 1v1 until the [[Tennis League 5]].

	To begin this match, GameBop revealed that on the very day that the lineup was announced that they had gotten the original main computer to work again with another new hard drive, and that the original files and status had remained in the same position that they were during the era of the original match. This allowed them to finally finish the original Round 7, and this match was essentially played as a long-delayed continuation.		To begin this match, GameBop revealed that on the very day that the lineup was announced that they had gotten the original main computer to work again with another new hard drive, and that the original files and status had remained in the same position that they were during the era of the original match. This allowed them to finally finish the original Round 7, and this match was essentially played as a long-delayed continuation.

GameBop vs. Sploltoen vs. MycroProcessor

Dani phantump — Mon, 27 Jul 2026 21:17:26 GMT

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	~~<b>{{~~GameBop}}/~~LeSuperKoffee~~ vs. {{Sploltoen}} vs. {{MycroProcessor~~}}</b>~~ was a [[YouTube Poop tennis ~~match~~]] played as a part of the [[3-Way Tennis Tournament]], taking place between July 11 and August 20, 2010. It was played as a part of the Set 2 lineup of matches, and was one of three to take place in this set's "winners" bracket; all three players had won their respective Set 1 matches, and whoever won this match would be one of three players to partake in the only winners bracket match of Set 3. This was roughly the ninth or so time that {{MycroProcessor}} and {{GameBop}} found each other together in the same match, and the first time that either player would play in a match with {{Sploltoen}}.		[[GameBop/superkoffee vs. Sploltoen vs. MycroProcessor]] was a [[YouTube Poop/[[Video tennis]] match played as a part of the [[3-Way Tennis Tournament]], taking place between July 11 and August 20, 2010. It was played as a part of the Set 2 lineup of matches, and was one of three to take place in this set's "winners" bracket; all three players had won their respective Set 1 matches, and whoever won this match would be one of three players to partake in the only winners bracket match of Set 3. This was roughly the ninth or so time that MycroProcessor and GameBop found each other together in the same match, and the first time that either player would play in a match with {{Sploltoen}}.

	Due to the editing complexity inherent in all three players, the match was a natural visual spectacle, well remembered for its Round 1, "Seconds, Anyone?" (2010), which used Round 2s from 33 matches across tennis's history, and for the [[YTPMV]] segments of Round 3, 4, and 5. During this match, GameBop's main computer broke before they were able to make a Round 7, forcing them to have to be replaced for this round by superkoffee, making his competitive tennis debut. {{GameBop}} won this match, and was able to continue in the tournament by the time that Set 3 was announced.		Due to the editing complexity inherent in all three players, the match was a natural visual spectacle, well remembered for its Round 1, "Seconds, Anyone?" (2010), which used Round 2s from 33 matches across tennis's history, and for the [[YTPMV]] segments of Round 3, 4, and 5. During this match, GameBop's main computer broke before they were able to make a Round 7, forcing them to have to be replaced for this round by superkoffee, making his competitive tennis debut. GameBop won this match, and was able to continue in the tournament by the time that Set 3 was announced.

	However, the original intended Round 7 that was to be made by {{GameBop}} would not never see the light of day.		However, the original intended Round 7 that was to be made by GameBop would not never see the light of day.

	A match lineup involving the same three players, ~~<b>{{~~GameBop}} vs. ~~{{Mycroprocessor}}~~ vs. {{Sploltoen~~}}</b>~~, was later played as a part of the [[Multi-Way Tennis Tournament]], taking place between July 5 and August 10, 2014, almost within the exact same time window as the original match three years later. It was a part of the Set 4 lineup of matches, where by process of elimination, there were now three players left in each of the tournament's three brackets; this match was played as a part of the "Yellow" bracket. By this point in time, {{GameBop}} and {{MycroProcessor}} had now encountered each other about 17 or so times in various matches, {{MycroProcessor}} and {{Sploltoen}} had played each other in Set 2 of the [[Tennis Cup 4]], and {{GameBop}} and {{Sploltoen}} had encountered each other in 4 previous matches, but would not properly play each other 1v1 until the [[Tennis League 5]].		A match lineup involving the same three players, GameBop vs. MycroProcessor vs. Sploltoen, was later played as a part of the [[Multi-Way Tennis Tournament]], taking place between July 5 and August 10, 2014, almost within the exact same time window as the original match three years later. It was a part of the Set 4 lineup of matches, where by process of elimination, there were now three players left in each of the tournament's three brackets; this match was played as a part of the "Yellow" bracket. By this point in time, GameBop and MycroProcessor had now encountered each other about 17 or so times in various matches, MycroProcessor and Sploltoen had played each other in Set 2 of the [[Tennis Cup 4]], and GameBop and Sploltoen had encountered each other in 4 previous matches, but would not properly play each other 1v1 until the [[Tennis League 5]].

	To begin this match, {{GameBop}} revealed that on the very day that the lineup was announced that they had gotten the original main computer to work again with another new hard drive, and that the original files and status had remained in the same position that they were during the era of the original match. This allowed them to finally finish the original Round 7, and this match was essentially played as a long-delayed continuation.		To begin this match, GameBop revealed that on the very day that the lineup was announced that they had gotten the original main computer to work again with another new hard drive, and that the original files and status had remained in the same position that they were during the era of the original match. This allowed them to finally finish the original Round 7, and this match was essentially played as a long-delayed continuation.

	By 2014, all three players' editing styles had considerably evolved, and the result was even more of a visual spectacle than what had come previously. {{GameBop}} and {{Sploltoen}} in particular played to considerable visual and technical strength, and as a result were the two players to advance following the conclusion of this match. This page catalogues both matches as if they were two branches of the same.		By 2014, all three players' editing styles had considerably evolved, and the result was even more of a visual spectacle than what had come previously. GameBop and {{Sploltoen}} in particular played to considerable visual and technical strength, and as a result were the two players to advance following the conclusion of this match. This page catalogues both matches as if they were two branches of the same.

	All rounds for both matches continue to survive in their original uploads. The original match was first compiled into a single video on the [[YouWouldBeWelcome]] account in August 2021, and the second match was first compiled into a single video in October 2024.		All rounds for both matches continue to survive in their original uploads. The original match was first compiled into a single video on the [[YouWouldBeWelcome]] account in August 2021, and the second match was first compiled into a single video in October 2024.

Chain Poop

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	[[Chain Poop]], '''Poop Chain 1''' or '''Chain 1''' is a [[tennis match]] originally started by {{BMATF}} that took place between October 6, 2007 to December 29, 2007, Lasting from BMATF's Round 1 to seconteen's Round 51. An early piece of tennis history, it is technically the [[YTP Tennis#The first matches\|the 24th match ever played]] and the first match of the [[chain]] format.		[[Chain Poop]], '''Poop Chain 1''' or '''Chain 1''' is a [[tennis match]] originally started by {{BMATF}} that took place between October 6, 2007 to December 29, 2007, Lasting from BMATF's Round 1 to seconteen's Round 51. An early piece of tennis history, it is technically the [[YTP Tennis#The first matches\|the 24th match ever played]] and the first match of the [[chain]] format.

			Round 2 of the chain, TangerineImpz's "NO, IT'S LOUD!"(2007), 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]].

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