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The Tournament of the Indomitable 2009 THE TOURNAMENT OF THE INDOMITABLE 2009 N° Nat/ts 1st round 2nd round 3rd round 1/8 1/4 1/2 111 g09 GAU (1)Asterix Asterix (36-5) 222 a01 EGY Artifis Asterix (33-6) 333 g46 GAU Valueaddedtax Valueaddedtax (14-11) 444 g19 GAU Vanilla Asterix (40-10) 555 g37 GAU Tragicomix Tragicomix (29-6) 666 r19 ROM Varius Flavus Latraviata (15-20) 777 n27 BEL (17)Bonanza Latraviata (15-34) 888 r23 ROM Latraviata Asterix (99-17) 999 a19 IND (19)Orinjade Orinjade (24-14) 10 n69 GRE Neuroses Toon (12-14) 11 n48 TAD Toon Toon (19-12) 12 n60 BEL Cauliflowa Edifis (9-52) 13 n11 COR Chipolata Obeliscoidix (13-17) 14 g29 GAU Obeliscoidix Edifis (20-22) 15 a14 EGY (13)Edifis Edifis (21-7) 16 g42 GAU Clovogarlix Asterix (82-31) 17 a05 EGY (9)Cleopatra Cleopatra (18-11) 18 a16 NOR Olaf Timandahaf Cleopatra (24-8) 19 n39 COR Salamix Bicarbonatofsoda (10-13) 20 n07 GAU Bicarbonatofsoda Cleopatra (36-35) 21 n51 ROM Polyanthus Bravura (11-15) 22 g25 GAU Bravura Astronomix (8-23) 23 g10 GAU (29)Astronomix Astronomix (18-10) 24 n36 ROM Tremensdelirus Geriatrix (30-74) 25 a11 IND (21)Watziznehm Mykingdomforanos (13-18) 26 a23 BRE Mykingdomforanos Mykingdomfora nos 27 n41 ROM Magnumopus Influenza (25-9) (4-15) 28 g38 GAU Influenza Geriatrix (10-51) 29 r08 ROM Crismus Bonus Crismus Bonus (18-5) 30 n19 GAU Tapioca Geriatrix (5-28) 31 g03 GAU (6)Geriatrix Geriatrix (15-3) 32 n67 ROM Pugnatius ©2009 Les Editions Albert-René/Goscinny-Uderzo THE TOURNAMENT OF THE INDOMITABLE 2009 N° Nat/ts 1st round 2nd round 3rd round 1/8 1/4 1/2 33 g08 GAU (8)Cacofonix 33 Cacofonix Cacofonix (13-1) 34 g27 GAU Whosemoralsarelastix Cacofonix (29-4) 35 n26 GAU Fulliautomatix's wife Gluteus Maximus (12-14) 36 n12 ROM Gluteus Maximus Cacofonix (45-11) 37 g39 GAU Dubbelosix Brawnix of Menapii (10-15) 38 n47 BEL Brawnix of Menapii Brawnix of Menapii 39 g02 GAU (31)Codfix Tortuous (21-12) Convolvulus 40 r25 ROM Tortuous Convolvulus (10-18) Cacofonix (51-39) 41 a24 HEL (28)Zurix Zurix (17-8) 42 n52 HEB Joshua Ben Zedrin Chanticleerix (13-19) 43 a13 BEL Manikin Chanticleerix (7-22) 44 n55 GAU Chanticleerix Fulliautomatix (24-34) 45 g18 GAU Melodrama Melodrama (12-11) 46 r02 ROM Felix Platypus 46 Fulliautomatix (6-31) 47 g15 GAU (15)Fulliautomatix Fulliautomatix (20-2) 48 n04 ROM Titus Crapulus Dogmatix Pepe (33-79) 49 a17 IBE (11) (Pericles Huevos y Bacon) Pepe (27-9) 50 g07 GAU Cassius Ceramix Pepe (26-13) 51 g12 GAU Jellibabix Jellibabix (15-7) 52 g33 GAU Sarsaparilla Pepe (36-12) 53 n16 NUM Flaturtha Flaturtha (18-7) 54 g31 GAU Orthopaedix Flaturtha (20-16) 55 g20 GAU (23)Justforkix Justforkix (23-8) 56 n28 VIK Odiuscømpärissen Dogmatix (170-1172) 57 g30 GAU (25)Unhygienix Unhygienix (18-2) 58 a22 GOT Metric Unhygienix (38-3) 59 r21 ROM Showbusinus Showbusinus (13-7) 60 r03 ROM Squareonthehypothenus Dogmatix (18-50) 61 n61 BRE Mc Anix Mc Anix (16-6) 62 n09 ROM Fastandfurious Dogmatix (5-35) 63 g22 GAU (3)Dogmatix Dogmatix (18-4) 64 r07 ROM Caligula Minus ©2009 Les Editions Albert-René/Goscinny-Uderzo THE TOURNAMENT OF THE INDOMITABLE 2009 N° Nat/ts 1st round 2nd round 3rd round 1/8 1/4 1/2 65 r22 ROM (4)Julius Caesar Julius Caesar (13-12) 66 g23 GAU Bacteria Julius Caesar (30-13) 67 n40 HEB Saul Ben Epishul Saul Ben Epishul (15-10) 68 a08 ATL Absolutlifabulos Metallurgix (36-44) 69 r01 ROM Ignoramus Petitsuix (4-24) 70 n30 HEL Petitsuix Metallurgix (16-18) 71 g05 GAU (24)Metallurgix Metallurgix (19-5) 72 r16 ROM Caius Preposterus Panacea (99-188) 73 n42 IBE (32)Huevos y Bacon (99-188) 73 Huevos y Bacon Huevos y Bacon (20-2) 74 r06 ROM Brutus Huevos y Bacon 75 n56 HEB Samson Alius Samson Alius (33-3) (12-10) 76 a42 EGY Krukhut Panacea (26-39) 77 g16 GAU Histrionix Herendethelessen (15-18) 78 a10 VIK Herendethelessen Panacea (10-25) 79 g17 GAU (12)Panacea Panacea (28-5) 80 r44 ROM Insalubrius Getafix (31-89) 81 a02 PIR (16)Pirate Lookout Pirate Lookout (26-6) 82 a21 GRE Spartakis Pirate Lookout (35-13) 83 n24 IND Owzat Psychoanalytix (6-15) 84 n01 GAU Psychoanalytix Pirate lookout 85 n59 GAU Vitriolix Acidcloridrix (HCL) (38-23) (15-14) 86 a39 EGY Mintjulep Redbeard (5-37) 87 a03 PIR (27)Redbeard Redbeard (23-1) 88 a12 IND Hoodunnit Getafix (21-97) 89 g04 GAU (20)Winesanspirix Winesanspirix (14-8) 90 a04 NOR Nescaf (14-8) 90 Winesanspirix (23-8) 91 r26 ROM Noxius Vapus Phallintodeseus (6-14) 92 n65 GRE Phallintodeseus Getafix (14-47) 93 r12 ROM Vexatius Sinusitus Ekonomikrisis (4-22) 94 a06 PHE Ekonomikrisis Getafix (10-39) 95 g32 GAU (7)Getafix Getafix (29-1) 96 g34 GAU Prolix ©2009 Les Editions Albert-René/Goscinny-Uderzo THE TOURNAMENT OF THE INDOMITABLE 2009 N° Nat/ts 1st round 2nd round 3rd round 1/8 1/4 1/2 97 g01 GAU (5)Vitalstatistix Vitalstatistix (26-2) 98 n46 ROM Gaius Veriambitius (26-2) 98 Vitalstatistix (29-14) 99 a18 ROM Cesarion (Ptolemy XVI) Cesarion (Ptolemy XVI) 100 r17 ROM Devius Surreptitus (22-6) Vitalstatistix (87-18) 101 n03 VIK Steptøänssen Homeopathix (8-19) 102 g21 GAU Homeopathix Pegleg (9-27) 103 n02 GAU (30)Angina Pegleg (4-24) 104 a37 PIR Pegleg Vitalstatistix (97-88) 105 g13 GAU (22)Impedimenta Impedimenta (25-5) 106 n05 ROM Dubius Status Impedimenta (26-23) 107 a41 EGY Exlibris Huntingseassen (9-21) 108 n54 VIK Huntingseassen Beefix (70-74) 109 r27 ROM Caius Flebitus Instantmix (12-23) 110 g47 GAU Instantmix Beefix (15-35) 111 a07 BEL (10)Beefix Beefix (36-8) 112 a32 GOT Choleric Obelix (22-121) 113 a15 COR (14) Boneywasawarriorwayayix Boneywasawarrio rwayayix 114 g14 GAU Julius Drinklikafix (30-11) Boneywasawarr iorwayayix 115 n20 ROM Metatarsus / Nitwit Majestix (45-2) (13-19) 116 g35 GAU Majestix Anticlimax (33-88) 117 r58 ROM Fibrositus Majestix (16-18) 118 g36 GAU Majestix Anticlimax (3-37) 119 a09 BRE (26)Anticlimax Anticlimax (26-7) 120 n22 ROM Nefarius Purpus Obelix (27-127) 121 g26 GAU (18)Geriatrix's wife Geriatrix's wife (21-19) 122 r11 ROM Caïus Pusillanimus Geriatrix's wife 123 n25 GRE Diabetes Diabetes (44-16) (23-7) 124 g11 GAU Navishtrix Obelix (23-128) 125 n62 BRE O'veroptimistix Unhealthix (18-19) 126 n66 GAU Unhealthix Obelix (6-57) 127 g28 GAU (2)Obelix Obelix (34-5) 128 a26 GOT Rhetoric ©2009 Les Editions Albert-René/Goscinny-Uderzo.
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