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Well, believe it because it IS reality that you won this game, Chris!

Well, it was sad news indeed when Zach passed away. I didn't watch much of his videos -- just a couple at most. Well, be thankful because as they say: Tomorrow is never guaranteed. Heart problems are almost impossible to detect it seems, but who knows.

I'm not sure what you are getting at.

@@MathewVsSportsMediaandGames The Dial tone buttons were pressed when he wanted to stop the board.

We didn't have any remote programs at this time, so everyone had to either use the dial pad or say "stop" verbally.

@@MathewVsSportsMediaandGames Alright then.

Nope -- too much work.

@@MathewVsSportsMediaandGames No problem. Congratulations on your win.

@@newsman9539 Thanks.

Michael Taylor is NOT going to stop with his technical win declarations, but I haven't had to deal with him for years; if he died or just flat out gave up or whatnot, then good on us.

@@MathewVsSportsMediaandGames I see that, He Never Stops Cause He Thinks He Can Rule The Gameshow Community, He's Not The Boss Though, He Thinks He Can Declare Technical Wins On everything, He Never Understands That A Loss Is A Loss

His reasons are really asinine, it's worth laughing at him and calling him a laughing stock.

First of all, yes, I have watched R&R J! Second, please do not comment on one part in the entire video.

You're welcome. I have to admit I'm in the same boat when it comes to races between '97 and 2001 since '97 was my first year following the sport.

Indeed. The fact that Robert Kekaula passed at only 56 YOA is still mind-blowing.

You could say that; thanks.

@@MathewVsSportsMediaandGames Landed on $5000 and called four T's and then hit it twice and calling 2 Y's while also winning the ocean cruise in the fourth round. And thanks to the bonus round you got half $100,000. You sir have a very big amount of luck on your side.

@@mysticmorgan8688 Yes indeed; thanks :)

Indeed.

Glad to hear it. I have liked my local college softball games since attending them at the tail end of the '22 season in late April.

❤❤❤ speaking of softball I have a tournament this weekend hope we win 🥇

@@NoraSieglaff Best of luck to you then.

@@MathewVsSportsMediaandGamesthanks

Yes indeed. 9 years since he left this world.

Yeah, no question about it. James Stewart was seen as the heir apparent to Ricky Carmichael's throne, and in a sense, that did not happen. RC didn't have much left to prove and he still went out there for as many wins as possible. Chad Reed was also on a quest to be a Supercross-only racer, but then he made the best decision of his life to come back to MX in '09 while Stewart repeatedly threw his life away going SX-only at 23 YOA and having so much complaints about the backwards-framed Yamaha. RV did really well in the Lites class despite he didn't really break many records.

Thanks.

I believe you have said that already; furthermore, ONE comment will suffice on my videos.

There is no need to reintroduce yourself since you did that to me last year. Secondly, your comment does not relate to this video.

I think this was also the race where Villopoto had put a strangle-hold on the title until that DNF at Washougal moto 1, and Mike Alessi would have to do something special to save the title. I agree though; Villopoto rode a lot like Carmichael did at this time.

@@MathewVsSportsMediaandGames Pretty sure they said that Alessi held the c'ship points lead during this broadcast.

@@johntomasik1555 Yes, but what I meant was that it was only a matter of time before Villopoto would get the points lead back and/or win the series.

@@MathewVsSportsMediaandGames Ah. Gotcha. Yeah, when I saw him ride like that, I felt the same. Yanno, and I'm not a "fan boy", but I gotta admit that Deegan has grown on me after watching the nationals this year, especially Thunder Valley. I flagged that race (I'm the guy with the headset on in the pit before the big Monster Energy triple). I was reminded of how Carmichael rode when Deegan would go by. Saw Carmichael live at Hangtown (I think it was '97? Maybe '98?). He was overjumping a tabletop and when he'd land, the ground would shake. He rode like he was mad at the track. I'm seeing that in Deegan. Not a fan of the Deegan media-noise, but damn, he certainly rides angry. Villo looked that way, too.

@@johntomasik1555 Yeah, I also thought Villopoto would do great things in both the 250cc class and the 450cc class, but I also had a feeling Villopoto would go through a learning curve in '09, and for a bit, I was right. Deegan is really surprising me because I was thinking he might go through some hardships sooner or later, but it seems like for a lot of guys, those days are long over. Lucky you that you got to flag the Thunder Valley race. I also see a lot of Carmichael-like speed out of Deegan, and maybe a bit of Eli Tomac on the 250 machine. I repeatedly tune out the media-noise on Deegan. He's putting in great rides, and that's really all that matters in my view.

Well, it was a feel-good story, that's for sure, so could you blame me? I can get better in that department down the line. TBH, I didn't mention the paddle tires because I didn't even know about them. I'm just a viewer and a fan, that's why. I knew Ty Masterpool could put in rides like that, but it was very disappointing he was always hurt. After that first moto, I had a few doubts because you get one good ride somewhere, and backing it up is so hard! Deegan coming from the 30s to win moto 1 was tantamount to how good the guy really is, but I give him props for almost pulling off two come-from-behind rides back-to-back on the same day. I'll have my 450cc recap later this week.

For security purposes, and I wanted a fresh start. I wasn't going to close this channel and start up another one with all the subscribers I earned.

I'm sorry, but your comment does not relate to this video. To answer your question: Never, because I don't own Wheel of Fortune 2003 for the PC.

You bet! Thank YOU for the $2.

Yes indeed they do. Yes, I've been a big fan of my local college softball team for the last 2 years and change, and my local men's basketball team for 27 years.

@@MathewVsSportsMediaandGames bet

@@1kobefanyt81 Not sure what you mean by that.

And your comment does not relate to this video.

Overrated is something I'm a little mixed on. I don't disagree with the "dangerous for other riders" tidbit when you look at the incidents he caused on the track, especially when most of (if not all of) them were 100% preventable. Stewart taking Adderall was likely because of all the hits to the head he took, but it's hard to believe (and sad at the same time) that missed paperwork just about ruined his career.

James Stewart going Supercross-only at the prime of his career was certainly a bad decision one way or another. When Jeremy McGrath went Supercross-only in 1999, he was 27; Chad Reed did so in 2007 at age 25, but he came back for the '09 season. James would very much have won (if not contended for) the MX titles from 2009-11, but his complaints about the 2010, '11, and '12 Yamahas really brought out his true colors at that time. 2009 was worse because Yamaha did have a bike available when it was revealed Broc Hepler would not be contesting the Motocross season that year due to a concussion at Vegas.

Actually, $100K is not my highest score; I did have a win of $244,000 earlier in my run.

I guess it was my game despite I missed a couple of easy ones (space shuttles for one).

@@MathewVsSportsMediaandGames It’s all good. You still did great though.

@@matthewdemichele1073 Yep. Things happen though.

Thanks. I guess it was just my game to win $100K.

It was no secret I disliked James Stewart because of those reckless incidents that took other guys out because most (if not all) of them were 100% preventable. He was one of the most disciplined on a motorcycle, too -- especially with how closely he watched the races from back in the day (like I did).

In a way, yes it is. Eli Tomac is the only one of those three who went on to the elite statuses though.

What's with you???

I wouldn't really say that. I don't think I'd do any better in today's version since I only get about 10 clues at best.

@@MathewVsSportsMediaandGames 10 clues is still good performance

Yeah, but I doubt I'd last even 5 games in today's Jeopardy!

At this time, it had to be addressed.

@@MathewVsSportsMediaandGames This video 📷 is from 10 years ago

​@@MathewVsSportsMediaandGamesBecause of that video he put up called respecting your elders because of that incident that happened on either Tic Tac Dough or The Jokers wild with Rodney rodene and 421Hamrock

@@justinbryant4594 Please quit pointing out the blatantly obvious.

@@justinbryant4594 Mark is lucky that I did not see that video at all, but I had a few things to say (as you can tell)

Please do not comment on one part in the entire video.

She was really a spark after Maya Nakamura went down with that injury in the 6-5 loss to Cal Poly last April. Madixx Muramoto has certainly proven in my view that she will be a force to be reckoned with in the '25 season.

My sentiments exactly, and as I said in this video: If Duke Finch were still AMA Head Referee, he'd be puking his lungs out at how that was dealt with.

Another happy moment for sure, but please don't comment on one part in the entire video.

There's no need to point out the obvious, pal.

You'll have to find out next week. On that note, I do hope you have something to say about this game in general, too (i.e. favorite parts, who you were rooting for, etc.).

@@MathewVsSportsMediaandGames okay i will wait and find out

And you still haven't said one word about this game in particular either BTW (liked it, who you were rooting for, etc.).

@@MathewVsSportsMediaandGames i really like the game 🎮

@@justinbryant9419 Good to hear then.

You bet; I bet you enjoyed the game overall, eh?

@@MathewVsSportsMediaandGames Yes I did very very much.. Hope you are able to play in my PYL sometimes.. Thanks again :)

@@chrisc432 I'll see what I can do. :)

@@MathewVsSportsMediaandGames Good deal

Yes indeed.

Mitchell Hodack was nothing but a creep at that time, and he is still showing how delusional he is because he's still hoping to be friends with me, which is never going to happen.

Glad you do.

You bet it was.

Yes I am, thanks. I feel like I'm getting better to a point where I may not really need the clue history site's help, but that doesn't mean I won't completely chuck it.

That's a dumb question to ask.

I don’t get it

Part of me misses Broome Tioga as well, but Kenworthy's (Troy, OH) was my favorite stop on the circuit.

Good for you that you have board games of this; I never had any other TPIR games until this one.

Honestly, this race was a major nightmare to me as a Chad Reed fan to see his Yamaha give up the ghost with 3 turns remaining. Unfortunately, what you see is what you get; I do not have this race in a better quality after using blank discs to record my collection of races on them.

@@MathewVsSportsMediaandGames yeah, it was a pretty harsh deal for Reed. back in the day, I was into AMA superbike and would video tape them every year and just tape over the old races when I ran out of room. have to say I regret doing that :D

@@Mechashiva76 My dad and I would always record the Supercross races religiously on ESPN2 and SPEED, but I regret getting rid of the old races from my first year in '97 to 2002; 2003 was when I started keeping just about every race in a season.

Well, upon first viewing, it looked like a double to me until I had looked and saw "throwing error."