Clemens wins all fifteen games at recent German Superleague weekend
NewsMonday, 11 March 2019 at 14:50
Gabriel Clemens tops the German Super League standings after the opening weekend of action.
Clemens has 25 points which means he claimed wins in all 15 games so far.
Nico Kurz has 23 points with a leg difference of 44 compared to Clemens’ 61.
Martin Schindler, Kevin Munch and Christian Bunse are next up rounding out the top five.
All 3 players though have different leg differences that separates them in the table.
https://twitter.com/jetze_jan/status/1104782948186943489?s=20
Nico Kurz has 23 points with a leg difference of 44 compared to Clemens’ 61.
Martin Schindler, Kevin Munch and Christian Bunse are next up rounding out the top five.
All 3 players though have different leg differences that separates them in the table.
https://twitter.com/jetze_jan/status/1104782948186943489?s=20
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