Bran's return continues from Jason's volley, taking us back to Mr. Ball with a few volleys of his own. The drama, intrigue, and struggle get a bit flushed as laughter fills our hearts and minds. God that little bastard is cute.
Now that the ball is sent back over to Jason we have to wonder what comes next. Will Mr. Ball, or Ballsy as I like to call him, return in the next round? Will he meet an unfortunate end? Will we see a friendly game become unfriendly?
Whatever happens, sweat will fly. Stay tuned.
Play by play commentary for this match is provided, as it happens, by Matt Haughey.
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