Tony Spredeman vs Brandon Munoz 2022 Tornado Championship Singles Final with InsideFoos Commentary!

Enjoy this free full version of the 2022 Open Singles Tornado Championship Finals: Tony Spredeman vs Brandon Munoz Open Singles Final with InsideFoos Commentary!

[@ace6426]

Why is there even a question about this? Looks like he missed the pass and it went in. Happens all the time.

[@88Baconator1]

“He Dan Barbered him, got blocked, and Dan Barbered him again!”

[@darv1852]

What was the decision? Was history made?

[@bluesandmore786]

No sound.

[@jeremybr2020]

Can anyone tell me if there is a good place to go to find a players stats? How many tournaments have they won, and when? Things like that. Is there a site that has all that? Because I've looked and I can't find anything even close to what I'm looking for.

[@DavidDGarza]

The wall counts as a man twice. (I'm not current on the rules, but the wall used to count as a separate man up to 2 times per possession).

[@Facepump]

can u atleast get something that records at 60fps.. this is horrible to watch.

[@c1arkj]

Good to see commentary exists, but it sucks.

[@rjaquaponics9266]

IMHO The last point took advantage of a hole in the rules. The ball was properly put into play. However, the ball banked against the wall using the end player and then shot by the same man. The rules do not address this situation. The rules do state you can't advance the ball if the same man hits the ball twice. Man, wall, and same man is not addressed. Many of the 1980's players used this technique along with pinning the ball to change it's direction before a quick wall pass. The rules need to be more specific. It is unfortunate Brandon used this technique to win such an important match. However, he is a smart player and he used the hole in the rules to win the singles championship.