As this past weekend’s (Sept. 18-21) Bayou Bash Split Bracket, at Buffalo’s on Bloomfield in New Orleans, LA, headed into its final match, there was a bit of a buzz in the air, suggesting that the Low Side competitor in the match, Brayden Splawn, just might pull off a victory from the Low Side bracket. Splawn had lost his first match in the Low Side bracket and headed out on an 11-match, loss-side winning streak that, as the Low Bracket semifinalist, qualified him for advancement to the Split Bracket Final Four. He then added two, Final Four loss-side victories that not […]
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