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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.