BSN: S90 Ice Chips Championship 1

[Banackock 8,044]

 

Updated as of September 5th, 2023 @ 0835 AWST. Last sim: games 190-204

 

BSN - It takes a lot to be the biggest, baddest, toughest player on the ice. It's a different kind of player that comes with a whole new kind of territory when it comes to playing the game and being on the ice. You might not even be just there for this option. You might add a scoring or defensive touch as well, but you never, never shy away from dropping the mitts and defending yours or your teammates honour. We hate it but we absolutely love it. It's a tough thing to have in our game that debatably should be policed more but come on, is there anything better than the gloves dropping, the crowd roaring and the fists flying? It's pretty damn tough to beat! For Season 90's regular season tilts to get underway, it took all the way until game 9  between the Seattle Bears and New York Americans where Leandro Goncalves @leandrofg and Tord Yvel @Trazan fought to a draw in the 1st period of player. Despite the spirited battle between the two players, the fight was a draw and we were unsuccessful in beginning the S90 Championship Title ____ at this time. Stop the watch, twist the crown and jump forward 3 games to game 12 between Helsinki Titans and the Malmo Nighthawks. 

 

 

First Fight of the Season:

Game 9: NYA / SEA - Tord Yvel and Leandro Goncalves (D)

@Trazan @leandrofg

 

First Fight Win of the Season:

Game 12: HSK / MAL - Mo Probert beats up Rick Grimes

@Yahtzee @tinafrombobsburgers

 

 

 

 MO PROBERT 

Key Statistics: CK (87), ST (97), FI (59)

 

I think it's fairly fitting for the first ever Ice Chips Champion to  be crowned to dawn the last night Probert after the mighty and tough NHL bully of the Detroit Red Wings, Bob Probert. Are they related? We're guessing that something is there, but we're not entirely too sure at the moment. We're currently awaiting some tests results from Ancestryvhl.va and a response from the player agent or player themselves (we're actually not). Besides that, Probert is a tough customer that is consistently putting it on display night after night. Big bodied, ex-defender turned forward, that delivers a mean punishing hit or fist to the face with their 6'6", 215 pound freight train sized frame, 87 Checking, 97 Strength and 59 Fighting.  

 

 

There is no champion better than one who is able to defend their throne, crown and title and that is exactly what Mo Probert has been up to this season. Being the first ever VHL Ice Chips Champion must be having MoPro feeling high because he's not quite ready yet to give up the crown and we're not sure he's going to be giving it up any time soon either. This is very impressive and so was the partner Probert decided to dance with. Huge props to that and both players! Tough cookies. Not backing down and not taking the easy challenge to be champion. Mo Probert and Phil Strasmore of the Calgary Wranglers ended up tangling in a tilly in game 101 of the season between MAL / CGY. 

 

 

 

MOST FIGHTS ON THE SEASON:

7 (Phil Strasmore) @Phil

 

MOST FIGHT WINS ON THE SEASON:

2 (Mo Probert, Jason, Dogwood Maple) @Yahtzee @Jason kranz @dogwoodmaple

 

MOST FIGHT LOSSES ON THE SEASON:

2 (Phil Strasmore, Alfred Champagne) @Phil @Anthique

 

MOST FIGHT DRAWS ON THE SEASON:

4 (Phil Strasmore) @Phil

 

TOTAL FIGHTS THIS SEASON:

77

 

FIGHT PER GAME AVG:

0.377

 

 

 

1. If a champion has not fought within 20 (28.5% roughly) games of their last fight, they relinquish their title immediately following the game and the next victor of a VHL fight will be crowned the next champion. 

2. The Ice Chips Heavyweight Championships runs from the first sim of the season up until the last sim of the regular season. A champion cannot lose their title in the playoffs and no fights, matches or statistics will be recorded or counted. In the future, maybe one day there is more. For now, this is it!  

3. A champion will carryover their championship into the off-season until are retiring from their careers. However, the carryover reduces the fight time inactvity to 50%. If the Champion doesn't fight within the first 10 games, it will be be immediately relinquished and the next victor of a VHL fight will be crowned the next champion.

 

How do the Standings work?

Fight Win: 3 Points

Fight Loss: 0.5 Point

Fight Draw: 1.25 Points

 

CLICK HERE!

 

 

 

Hopefully anyone and everyone who took the time to check this out enjoyed it! It was a lot of fun doing myself and I think will be a project I will continue doing moving forward as it's something easy, fun and engaging to talk about. If at any time you have any suggestions on rules, ex: how long without a fight before you give up a title? etc can be open for debate and all of that stuff. May the VHL heavyweight reign long and tough... whoever they may be!! 

Edited September 5, 2023 by Banackock

[KaleebtheMighty 1,509]

Mo Probert with the fists of fury in Malmo!!

[Trazan 131]

First of the season as a Rookie! Just gotta show em early! :D:D 

[Anthique 221]

Damn that's cool! I didn't wanted to boost my fighting skills, but now I might