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Luis Alberto Lopez knocks out Michael Conlan in 5th - 5/27/2023

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May 27: Luis Alberto Lopez to Defend Featherweight Crown Against Michael Conlan

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Published: March 23, 2023

Tickets go on sale Friday, March 31, at 11 a.m. via www.Ticketmaster.ie

BELFAST — Luis Alberto “El Venado” Lopez may have to start calling himself “The Road Warrior.” Lopez will make the first defense of his IBF featherweight world title against Michael “Mick” Conlan on Saturday, May 27, at The SSE Arena in Conlan’s hometown of Belfast.   Lopez captured the title last December, venturing to Josh Warrington’s home base of Leeds, England, to grind out a majority decision.   Lopez-Conlan and undercard bouts will stream live and exclusively on ESPN+ in the United States. BT Sport will broadcast the event in the UK and Ireland.   Promoted by Top Rank and Conlan Boxing, in association with Queensberry Promotions, tickets go on sale Friday, March 31, at 11 a.m. local time via www.Ticketmaster.ie.   “The passionate Belfast fans will pack The SSE Arena hoping to lift their hero, Michael Conlan, to a world title. I also know that Luis Alberto Lopez thrives in enemy territory and will not relinquish his title without a tremendous fight,” said Top Rank chairman Bob Arum.   “Belfast hasn’t had a big world title fight in six years. Michael’s fans have traveled far and wide throughout his career and now they get to create the cauldron-like atmosphere that the SSE Arena is known for in the biggest fight of his career. Luis Alberto Lopez is a very dangerous fighter and a fantastic champion that has a reputation of going to the enemy’s backyard and upsetting the apple cart, so we are in for a barnburner on May 27,” said Conlan Boxing CEO Jamie Conlan.   Lopez (27-2, 15 KOs), from Mexicali, Mexico, navigated bumpy terrain to become a world champion. After early-career defeats to Abraham Montoya and Ruben Villa stunted his momentum, Lopez thrilled American fight fans with his July 2020 split decision victory over Andy Vences inside the MGM Grand Bubble. Fourteen months later, he dominated then-unbeaten junior lightweight prospect Gabriel Flores Jr. over 10 rounds. Lopez then moved down to featherweight and stopped another undefeated foe, Isaac Lowe, in seven rounds at London’s York Hall. After two stay-busy wins, he received his shot at the title, turning an expected triumphant Leeds homecoming into disappointment for the partisan fans.   “I am a road warrior. Traveling to my opponent’s home country doesn’t faze me,” Lopez said. “I won my world title in Leeds, and now it's time to defend it in Belfast. The louder they cheer for Michael, the harder I will fight. The IBF title will remain in Mexico. May 27 will be a special night for me, and Michael’s fans will go home disappointed.” Conlan (18-1, 9 KOs) turned pro in 2017 after a decorated Irish amateur career that included two Olympic berths, an Olympic bronze medal, and gold medals at the World Championships, European Championships, and Commonwealth Games. His double middle finger salute to the judges at the 2016 Rio Olympics turned him into a fighting folk hero, and as a pro, he has proven himself on the world stage. Last March, he nearly captured the WBA featherweight crown from Leigh Wood in Wood’s hometown of Nottingham, England. Conlan, ahead on all three scorecards, was knocked out in the 12th round of ESPN's Fight of the Year. The Wood disappointment did not linger, as Conlan came back later that year with victories over Miguel Marriaga and Karim Guerfi at The SSE Arena. Five months after knocking out Guerfi in one round, Conlan returns to the friendly SSE Arena confines, prepared to seize his championship moment.    “This is a massive opportunity. Fighting for the world title in Belfast is something I’ve always dreamed of, and I will be taking this opportunity with both hands.” Conlan said. “The SSE Arena will be buzzing, and I will do everything I can to bring a world title home. Credit to Lopez for coming to Belfast, but I am taking his title. He is not prepared for what is coming his way on May 27. Ireland will see a new champion crowned.”

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2022.12.10 Michael Conlan vs Karim Guerfi plumes

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A Los Angeles Theatre Review: 'Unbroken Blossoms'

There is a sense of tragedy to acknowledge that whenever there is progress made with any given historically underrepresented community in the United States, history always finds a way to repeat itself. Are we doomed to keep repeating that cycle? Such is the question presented in the East West Players production of Unbroken Blossoms, a world premiere play written by Philip W. Chung and directed by…

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Michael Conlan vs. Jordan Gill am kommenden Samstag in Belfast, Nordirland.

Michael Conlan hat seinen Promoter gewechselt und tritt im Debüt-Kampf für seinen neuen Promoter Eddie Hearns Matchroom Boxing am kommenden Samstag in Belfast, Nordirland, gegen Jordan Gill an. Michael Conlan trennt sich von Top Rank und hat nun bei Eddie Hearns Matchroom unterschrieben. Nur wenige Stunden nach der Ankündigung seines Ausscheidens von seinem karrierelangen Promoter Top Rank in…

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i love you canon trans characters in podcasts! this post is dedicated to gage, faulkner, paige duplass, shrue, lup, hollis, michael witten, pete conlan, sam nightengale, garthy o’brien, and sheriff sam <3

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HERE IS OUR ROSTER!

EDIT: FINAL RESULTS (characters knocked out are greyed)

WINNER: SONIC THE HEDGEHOG!

There will be 80 participants in the tboy swag competition! I tried to pick a variety of characters from the nominations :) The bracket will be seeded (more popular characters will face off against less popular) and a list of character names, the series they're from, and the total number of nominations they received will be under the cut.

Voting will start tomorrow! (2/19/23)

EDIT:

here is the bracket so far:

Jesse Pinkman | Breaking Bad: 15

Danny Fenton | Danny Phantom: 10

Sonic | Sonic The Hedgehog: 10

Barney Guttman | Dead End Paranormal Park: 10

Dipper Pines | Gravity Falls: 8

Hunter | The Owl House: 8

Link | The Legend Of Zelda: 7

Apollo Justice | Ace Attorney: 6

Herbert West | Re-animator: 6

Mettaton | Undertale: 6

Kurapika | Hunter X Hunter: 5

Gomez Addams| The Addams Family: 4

Kim Kitsuragi | Disco Elysium: 4

The Scout | Team Fortress 2: 4

Will Graham | Hannibal: 4

James Bonde | Moriarty The Patriot: 4

Edward Elric | Fullmetal Alchemist: 4

Caspar Von Bergliez | Fire Emblem: 3

Peter Parker | Spider-Man: 3

Pete Conlan | Dimension 20: 3

Zuko | Avatar: The Last Airbender: 3

Dave Strider | Homestuck: 3

Mafuyu Asahina | Project Sekai: 3

Naoto Shirogane | Persona 4: 3

Leonardo | Rise Of The TMNT: 3

Leon S. Kennedy | Resident Evil: 3

Saiki Kusuo | The Disastrous Life Of Saiki K: 3

Reigen Arataka | Mob Psycho 100: 3

Miles Morales | Spider-Man: 3

James T. Kirk | Star Trek: 3

Len Kagamine | Vocaloid: 2

Casey Jones | Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (2012): 2

Robin | Teen Titans: 2

Guzma | Pokemon: 2

Felix Hugo Fraldarius | Fire Emblem: 2

Chip | Just Roll With It: 2

Adam Faulkner-Stanheight | Saw: 2

Julian Bashir | Star Trek: 2

Alphonse Elric | Fullmetal Alchemist: 2

Shadow | Sonic The Hedgehog: 2

Shin | Dorohedoro: 2

Akito Shinonome | Project Sekai: 2

Ash Williams | Evil Dead: 2

Columbo | Columbo: 2

Benoit Blanc | Knives Out/Glass Onion: 2

Tsukasa tenma | Project Sekai: 2

Michael The Distortion | The Magnus Archives: 2

Robin | Fire Emblem: 1

Zagreus | Hades: 1

Yamato | One Piece: 1

Prompto Argentum | Final Fantasy XV: 1

Vash The Stampede | Trigun: 1

Vax'ildan | Critical Role: 1

Vanitas | Vanitas No Carte: 1

Blue | Pokemon: 1

Johnny Joestar | Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure: 1

N | Pokemon: 1

Shatterstar | X-Men: 1

Party Poison | The True Lives of the Fabulous Killjoys: 1

Ryuji Sakamoto | Persona 5: 1

Warabi | Splatoon: 1

Keaya | Genshin Impact: 1

Mont Leonis | War of the Visions Final Fantasy Brave Exvius: 1

Soren | Fire Emblem: 1

Teruki Hanazawa | Mob Psycho 100: 1

Percy Jackson | Percy Jackson & the Olympians: 1

Jotaro kujo | Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure: 1

Chai | Hi-Fi Rush: 1

Goro Akechi | Persona 5: 1

Dabi/Touya Todoroki | Boku No Hero Academia: 1

Laios | Dungeon Meshi: 1

Heinz Doofenshmirtz | Phineas And Ferb: 1

Puss In Boots | Shrek: 1

Galo Thymos | Promare: 1

Beast Boy | Teen Titans: 1

Ingo | Pokemon : 1

Emmet | Pokemon: 1

Ford Pines | Gravity Falls: 1

Stan Pines | Gravity Falls: 1

Luke Skywalker | Star wars: 1

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Preliminary Bracket Masterpost

SIDE 1

Shuichi Saihara vs Yu Narukami

Jack Conte vs Jade Harley

Mads Mikkelsen vs Santino D'Antonio

Tyr vs Aurélien_Sama

Lon Hammond Jr. vs Jason Voorhees

Dave Strider vs Michael Stipe

Tim Drake (Red Robin) vs Barack Obama

Prince Henry of Wales vs Sandiction

Rekrap2 vs Russel Ziskey

Logan Howlett (Wolverine) vs Andreas Maler

Dark Cacao Cookie vs Galad Damodren

SIDE 2

Zeemyth vs Bela Lugosi

Kieran Culkin vs Corc Brady

001/Henry Creel/Vecna vs Eijirou Kirishima

Horus Lupercal vs Na-Hun

Remnan vs Godric Unicorn

Xornoth vs Matthew Murdock (Daredevil)

Papa Emeritus vs Lightsong

Johnnie Guilbert vs Ringo

Fitzwilliam Darcy Esquire vs Mark Bonnar

Dr. Andre Lee vs Martin "Marty" Steiber

Joseph Oda vs Albert Einstein

SIDE 3

King Magnifico vs Starlight Glimmer

Charles Smith vs SB737

Toya Todoroki/Dabi vs Richie Tozier

Saundor vs James McAvoy

Qifrey vs Paul David Hewson/Bono

Vampire!Milkman vs Gustav Elijah Åhr

Orpheus vs The Traitor Lord

Matrim Cauthon vs King Mendanbar

Cyrus Pynn/Cydeshow Cy vs Jake Webber

Hikaru Nakamura vs Mortimer

SIDE 4

Happy Chaos vs Commander John Shepard

Sawyer vs Chris Bumstead (CBum)

Ludwig Ahgren vs Bonnie Prince Charlie

Edgar Allan Poe vs Caine

Miles Edgeworth vs Michael Carpenter

Qibli vs Yusuke Kitagawa

Lance Crown vs Man O' War

Lord Huron vs Hiro Mizushima

Link vs Roman Torchwick

David Bowie vs James Spader

Oswald Cobblepot/The Penguin vs Mask

SIDE 5

Thomas Raith vs Pete (the plug) Conlan

Totoro vs Colonel Hugh Pickering

King Arthur vs Scott Lang/Ant-Man

Hector of Troy vs Giovanni

Beast Boy (Garfield Logan) vs Soichiro Yagami

Nagito Komaeda vs Chris Colfer

Todd Chavez vs Preminger

Jordan Fisher vs Yo Yo Ma

Oscar Wilde vs Mephisto

Ulfric Stormcloak vs Ian Dury

Will Arnett vs Leonard Nimoy

SIDE 6

That Chief Guy vs Colby Brock

Hugo Vega vs John Lewis

JayMoji vs Spartacus

Billie Joe Armstrong vs Black☆Star

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Tbh I wouldn’t hold it against Patrick doing podcasts because he’s a very well respected trainer who has trained and trains multiple athletes. Like he’s trained Olympians, football teams etc. I know he’s been with Michael Conlan for a good few years too. Like he has a very good portfolio and has the studying behind him too. Plus he’s Irish so knows enough is enough 😂

I'm am so insane about the relationship between Alex and Patrick actually but also his whole CV is insane to me

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Luis Alberto Lopez vs Mick Conlan - 5/27/2023

Unless you have your finger on the pulse of boxing, you have probably overlooked Luis Alberto Lopez (29-2, 16 KOs). Man is putting together a great resume as the guy derailing young talent - Michael Conlan, Josh Warrington, Isaac Lowe, Gabe Flores Jr, etc. It's a streak that has taken him all the way to the IBF featherweight title. He's now defended it twice.

Lopez will look to defend that title again this Saturday (March 2) when he faces off against Japan's Reiya Abe (25-3-1) for Top Rank on ESPN+.

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⭐ perhaps!!

send ⭐ for a list of muses i would be interested in throwing at yours.

daniel le domas - ready or not.

dana polk - cabin in the woods.

michael moscovitz - the princess diaries.

patrick verona - 10 things i hate about you.

stu macher - scream.

penelope garcia - criminal minds.

fabian seacaster - dimension 20, fantasy high.

evan kelmp - dimension 20, misfits and magic.

kristen applebees - dimension 20, fantasy high.

pete conlan - dimension 20, unsleeping city.

carrie white - carrie.

blair addams - the addams family oc.

jeremiah hackett - the quarry oc.

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Boxer Jordan Gill emotionally fights back tears after revealing mental health battle before victory over Michael Conlan

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A Belfast dura sconfitta per Conlan. Gill vince per ko al 7 round

Dura sconfitta, la seconda consecutiva per ko, per il 32enne superpiuma irlandese Michael CONLAN (18-3). Sul ring casalingo di Belfast, "Mick" ha ceduto ai colpi dell'ex campione europeo dei piuma, il 28enne inglese Jordan GILL (28-2-1). Per Conlan la strada è stata subito in salita. Durante il 2 round veniva centrato al volto da un sinistro di Gill che lo spediva al tappeto tra la sorpresa generale.

L'irlandese si rialzava ed orgogliosamente riaddrizzava un pò le sorti del combattimento buttandosi coraggiosamente ma in avanti. Nel corso della sesta ripresa, Gill colpiva nuovamente duro con una serie di sinistri che arginavano parzialmente gli assalti di Conlan, bravo poi a centrare l'inglese al naso.

Tuttavia nel round successivo Gill riusciva a chiuderlo all'angolo finendo per tempestarlo di colpi fino allo stop dell'arbitro.

Per Jordan Gill una vittoria che ne rilancia sicuramente le ambizioni nella categoria superiore dopo aver perso malamente l'europeo contro Kiko Martinez poco più di un anno fa. Per Conlan, invece, già duramente sconfitto da Leigh Wood in un'epica battaglia per la corona WBA dei piuma e da Luis Alberto Lopez per quella IBF, un altro drammatico stop.

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Luis Alberto Lopez vs. Michael Conlan - Das offizielle Wiegen aus Befast, Nordirland.

Luis Alberto Lopez vs. Michael Conlan Face to Face beim offiziellen Wiegen. Luis Alberto “El Venado” Lopez erste Verteidigung seines IBF-Weltmeistertitels im Federgewicht Michael “Mick” Conlan aus Belfast. Luis Alberto Lopez aus Mexicali, Mexiko, begeisterte die amerikanischen Box-Fans mit seinem Sieg, mit geteilten Entscheidung, im Juli 2020 über Andy Vences in der MGM Grand Arena in Las Vegas.…

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Leigh Wood vs. Josh Warrington Fight Preview

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Published: October 06, 2023

Leigh Wood vs. Josh Warrington Fight Preview

WBA featherweight world champion Leigh Wood (27-3, 16 KOs) and Josh Warrington (31-2-1, 8 KOs) will collide in a 12-round world championship main event at Utilita Arena in Sheffield, England, this Saturday night.

35-year-old Wood will be making the first defense of his title since regaining it in May against Mauricio Lara, scoring a unanimous decision win against the Mexican with a masterful performance to nullify Lara and redeem the stoppage loss back in February.

Wood truly introduced himself on the world stage and came into his own when he took the WBA title from former champion Can Xu in July 2021 at the Matchroom HQ Garden in the 12th round, with 16 seconds left of the contest. This upset was followed up with a fight-of-the-year candidate against Michael Conlan, coming back from a first-round knockdown to score a 12th-round stoppage win at the Nottingham Arena in the most dramatic of ways.

Warrington, meanwhile, is looking to return to winning ways, coming off a majority decision loss to Luis Alberto Lopez in December 2022, when he lost his IBF title. Warrington had previously regained the IBF title against old rival Kiko Martinez in March 2022 with a spirited 7th-round stoppage win, winning the same title he had previously held between 2018 and 2021.

Prior to the Martinez and Lopez fights, Warrington had engaged in his own pair of duels against Lara in 2021. Warrington’s first title reign had come to a halt when Lara stopped him in February 2021 before their rematch was declared a technical draw after a clash of heads in the second round.

The “Leeds Warrior” is now looking to become a three-time world featherweight champion. Had it not been for Warrington’s most recent loss to Lopez, this fight against Wood would arguably not be happening. There would have been lesser urgency to make the fight happen, and there would have been a desire to make the fight bigger and bigger, “marinate” the fight until one loses and plans are derailed. That is the norm in boxing today. The fact that Warrington has defied that norm and secured this showdown coming off a loss is a testament to his marketability and star value in the UK.

Prior to the Lopez loss, Warrington was being built as a star in Leeds. He is one of the few genuine stand-alone ticket sellers in the UK. Despite his ninth-round stoppage loss to Lara in 2021, Warrington was being built as a real force on the world stage. He has limitations as a fighter, and his team will be aware of that. Still, with the fiercely passionate Leeds support and the fact that he can fill out any venue in his hometown, he has always been a very marketable fighter. All Warrington had to do, on his end, was continue to win and remain the A-side in any contest with his involvement. Furthermore, by continuing to win, he could remain at home.

The fact that Warrington now finds himself fighting Wood in Sheffield suggests that things have changed for the Leeds fighter. He has made certain allowances that may not have previously been made in order to take up this challenge, a suggestion that he is grateful to be receiving this opportunity as a challenger.

Today, if a fighter suffers even a close loss, as was the case for Warrington against Lopez, he must rebuild. It can be a long road back. The fighter may have to embark upon a confidence-building process on their journey towards another title shot.

Warrington does not need to go through all of that, even when coming off a defeat, and that is a testament to his marketability. Despite coming off a defeat, he can still put bums on seats.

Furthermore, it is also due to the fact that a Wood vs Warrington showdown always seemed inevitable, and following that Warrington loss, now was the chance to make it happen. Unless one or both men were brutally knocked out or viciously dismissed, the possibility of these two meeting in 2023 was always quite strong, with the rumors becoming stronger over the past couple of years.

The fight may not have the same appeal it would have if both men were on equal standing heading into the fight, but Warrington and his handlers will argue his hunger and motivation to re-attain his standing at the peak makes him more dangerous than ever.

Speaking on Dazn Boxing’s Face Off, Warrington certainly believes being the underdog on this occasion works in his favor:

“It’s fuel to the fire. I’ve been underdog since I come on to the scene, but there’s something about when you tell me that I can’t do it, there’s something about it that gives me another little spark.”

There will certainly be doubters of Warrington that will need to be proven wrong, with two defeats in his last four and a technical draw, making some believe that he is on the slide. At 32 and with his recent results, it would be easy to believe that Warrington’s prime years have passed. However, as Warrington would be sure to point out, Wood is actually three years Warrington’s senior.

However, in contrast to Warrington, Wood has yet to show any signs of slowing down or faltering at this level. Yes, Lara stopped him just like Warrington did, but he conclusively and impressively out-boxed Lara in the rematch.

As a result, Wood is rightfully confident.

Although Warrington has faced some big punchers such as Martinez, Lara, and Lopez, while speaking on Dazn Boxing’s Face Off, Wood stated he believes he can get a stoppage win over Warrington and explained why he is different from the other punchers Warrington has faced: “I’ve seen him (Warrington) get hurt, I know he’s tough. I don’t believe the people he’s been hurt by hit as hard as me and, at the same time, are as calculated as me, so they might land a few shots, but are they good finishers? Have they got good setups? I don’t think they have.”

“I think Lara is a big puncher,” Wood continued. “Not calculated. He’s not a great finisher in the sense that he gets one hurt and knows what he needs to do to set it up. He rushes sometimes.”

These two men are at different stages in their respective careers, irrespective of their ages. There is, in fact, a high likelihood that Wood is now better than ever, and all of the years he spent on the domestic scene, winning some and losing them, equipped him for this world-level Indian summer in his professional career.

One thing is for sure: this will be a tough outing for both men. Wood had to control Lara, a wild operator, forearms and elbows used with punches in equal measure, and Conlan, a fighter with great counter-punching skills and technique, who dropped Wood in the first round and forced the Nottingham native to quickly adapt. In comparison to those men, Warrington should be a more straightforward beast to control, yet that does not make the probability of a violent and action-packed contest any less likely. For Wood to tame Warrington like the aforementioned men, he won’t be leaving the fight feeling confident and fresh. To beat a man like Warrington is sure to leave its mark. The Leeds Warrior is a brave and tough man and will never quit.

With his recent loss and up-and-down recent form, this may be the last chance saloon for Warrington and his world title ambitions. Many would argue that Warrington got this shot due to his marketability, which he can count himself lucky for.

With victory, Wood could potentially be involved in unification fights, which could enhance his legacy.

Warrington has long had American dreams. With victory and becoming a three-time featherweight world champion, Warrington would resurrect those dreams.

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ROUND 2 FINAL RESULTS:

Jesse Pinkman | Breaking Bad VS. Teruki Hanazawa | Mob Psycho 100

WINNER: Jesse Pinkman

Casey Jones | Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (2012) VS. Robin | Teen Titans

WINNER: Robin

James Bonde | Moriarty The Patriot VS. Zagreus | Hades

WINNER: Zagreus

Edward Elric | Fullmetal Alchemist VS. Robin | Fire Emblem

WINNER: Edward Elric

Apollo Justice | Ace Attorney VS. Heinz Doofenshmirtz | Phineas And Ferb

WINNER: Heinz Doofenshmirtz

Leonardo | Rise Of The TMNT VS. Shadow | Sonic The Hedgehog

WINNNER: Shadow

Herbert West | Re-animator VS. Puss In Boots | Shrek

WINNER: Puss In Boots

Naoto Shirogane | Persona 4 VS. Shin | Dorohedoro

WINNER: Naoto Shirogane

Barney Guttman | Dead End Paranormal Park VS. Warabi | Splatoon

WINNER: Barney Guttman

Miles Morales | Spider-Man VS. Chip | Just Roll With It

WINNER: Miles Morales

Kim Kitsuragi | Disco Elysium VS. Emmet | Pokemon

WINNER: Kim Kitsuragi

Pete Conlan | Dimension 20 VS. Benoit Blanc | Knives Out/Glass Onion

WINNER: Benoit Blanc

Dipper Pines | Gravity Falls VS. Ryuji Sakamoto | Persona 5

WINNER: Dipper Pines

Reigen Arataka | Mob Psycho 100 VS. Adam Faulkner-Stanheight | Saw

WINNER: Reigen Arataka

Gomez Addams | The Addams Family VS. Ingo | Pokemon

WINNER: Gomez Addams

Zuko | Avatar: The Last Airbender VS. Columbo | Columbo

WINNER: Zuko

Danny Fenton | Danny Phantom VS. Percy Jackson | Percy Jackson & the Olympians

WINNER: Danny Fenton

Len Kagamine | Vocaloid VS. Guzma | Pokemon

WINNER: Guzma

Will Graham | Hannibal VS. Yamato | One Piece

WINNER: Yamato

Caspar Von Bergliez | Fire Emblem VS. Michael The Distortion | The Magnus Archives

WINNER: Michael The Distortion

Link | The Legend Of Zelda VS. Shatterstar | X-Men

WINNER: Link

Leon S. Kennedy | Resident Evil VS. Alphonse Elric | Fullmetal Alchemist

WINNER: Alphonse Elric

Blue | Pokemon VS. Mettaton | Undertale

WINNER: Mettaton

Mafuyu Asahina | Project Sekai VS. Akito Shinonome | Project Sekai

WINNER: Mafuyu Asahina

Sonic | Sonic The Hedgehog VS. Jotaro kujo | Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure

WINNER: Sonic

James T. Kirk | Star Trek VS. Felix Hugo Fraldarius | Fire Emblem

WINNER: James T. Kirk

The Scout | Team Fortress 2 VS. Ford Pines | Gravity Falls

WINNER: The Scout

Peter Parker | Spider-Man VS. Tsukasa tenma | Project Sekai

WINNER: Peter Parker

Hunter | The Owl House VS. Party Poison | The True Lives of the Fabulous Killjoys

WINNER: Hunter

Saiki Kusuo | The Disastrous Life Of Saiki K VS. Julian Bashir | Star Trek

WINNER: Saiki Kusuo

Kurapika | Hunter X Hunter VS. Beast Boy | Teen Titans

WINNER: Beast Boy

Dave Strider | Homestuck VS. Ash Williams | Evil Dead

WINNER: Dave Strider