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As we approach the mid point of Demonbracket Grand Final weekend, please welcome our half time entertainer.

(And don't forget to pick between Oliver and Gawn if you haven't already)

 

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    My god. I watched it. It should come with a health warning.

    Edited by binman

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    Was going to go for a B & F style draw but looks as though Max has this one sewn up and I’m not going to help Oliver’s chances

    Gawn

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    14 hours ago, binman said:

    My god. I watched it. It should come with a health warning.

    Hey Binman, what's going on ? you look younger.

    Oh and it was always in the bag. Gawn I mean

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    Demonbracket Grand Final results are in:

    Congratulations to your winner Max Gawn, who defeated Clayton Oliver by 160-48.

    Max joins Nathan Jones as the only man to win twice:

    2012 - James Frawley d. Nathan Jones
    2013 - Tom McDonald d. Mitch Clark
    2014 - Nathan Jones d. Jack Watts
    2015 - Nathan Jones [2] d. Dom Tyson
    2016 - Jack Viney d. Nathan Jones
    2017 - Max Gawn d. Jack Viney
    2018 - Neville Jetta d. Clayton Oliver 
    2019 - Clayton Oliver d. Neville Jetta
    2020 - Max Gawn [2] d. Clayton Oliver

    Thanks to everyone who supported this tournament over the last nine years (including two on Demonland) - and especially for this contest, which was by far the most votes in a match ever.

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