YOUR WEEK 10 CHAMPION...RENE EIDAMSSSSSS!🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪 The Cube fights back from 3-0 down to become the 10th player to qualify for the Series 4 champions week!
Rene Eidams grabbed the weekly title Saturday night after a comeback during the tenth week of play of the MODUS Super Series in Portsmouth.
A new competition is played each week in the MODUS Super Series. The best six players from the first five days of play met Saturday divided into two pools during the final day of the eighth week of play.
In Group A were Rene Eidams, Rob Grundy and Steve Brown. All three managed one win, but on the basis of leg balance, Eidams and Brown advanced to the semifinals.
Also in Group B with Darren Johnson, Jon Worsley and Darryl Pilgrim, all players managed to reach one win. Johnson had the worst leg balance in this pool and thus dropped out.
Brown then won 4-1 over Worsley in the semifinals, while Eidams prevailed 4-2 against Pilgrim. Brown then appeared to be on his way to the weekly title by grabbing a 3-0 lead in the final, but then Eidams strung together four legs to crown himself the weekly winner.
MODUS Super Series - Week 10
Saturday, July 15
Group A
Rene Eidams 4-2 Rob Grundy
Rob Grundy 4-3 Steve Brown
Steve Brown 4-2 Rene Eidams
Group B
Darryl Pilgrim 3-4 Darren Johnson
Darren Johnson 1-4 Jon Worsley
Jon Worsley 2-4 Darryl Pilgrim
Semi-final
Steve Brown 4-1 Jon Worsley
Darryl Pilgrim 2-4 Rene Eidams
Final
Steve Brown 3-4 Rene Eidams
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