Ruze Takes Switch Sports Resort Title With Solo Tennis Win Over Octavio and Jurard
Playing alone against a two-player team, Ruze closed Day 6 of #hARMISWEAK with a win that went to deuce.
HOLOLIVE — Ruze won the last game of the night, a tennis match played alone against the pair of Octavio and Jurard T-Rexford, and was named the Switch Sports Resort champion on Day 6 of #hARMISWEAK, a series of daily collab streams. The score reached deuce before Ruze closed it out.
Octavio began the broadcast in a GTA roleplay session as a Filipino boxer short on cash. Early lag forced him to restart the game and switch off background programs, after which he spent time at a trading-card shop and sold $10,000 voice packs, including a Filipino-themed one, to other players. He later went with friends to the set of Cupid’s Corner, a dating show, where the hosts announced that the prize had grown from $40,000 to $100,000, split between the winning admirer and the contestant.
The sports session opened with the three players saying that after five days of events they wanted something chill for day six, and settling on Switch Sports Resort. The game required one Joy-Con per player and the controllers had auto-paired incorrectly, so they re-registered them before bowling, all three at once over ten frames. Strikes and misses kept the totals close, and the players argued over the scoring, including the extra turns that follow a strike.
Boxing came next. Jurard beat Octavio over several rounds as the others traded play-by-play commentary, and Octavio wiped sweat from his brow between bouts. The winner stayed on, and Ruze beat Jurard in a match that reached a third round and was named boxing champion. Chat filled with “RUZESWEEP” as the result came in.
Tennis closed the session, with Octavio and Jurard on one side and Ruze, who chose to play alone, on the other. After a deuce and a match point, Ruze took the game, and the group congratulated the champion. Two Super Chats came in during the sports stream.
The group said the final day of the week would be an unarchived karaoke stream, so anyone who is not watching live will not see it. Chat answered with calls of “KARAOKE LESSGOOOOOOOOOO”.
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