Kevin McMahon - Revision history

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Mclarenguy22 at 00:34, 2 December 2020

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Mclarenguy22 at 00:34, 2 December 2020

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JamesL25: spelling error

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spelling error

The Doctor: octo template

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octo template

The Doctor: no it wasn;t

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no it wasn;t

Mclarenguy22 at 21:28, 8 September 2019

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Mclarenguy22 at 22:24, 28 October 2018

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 '''Kevin McMahon''' was an [[octochamp]] in [[Series 44]] and a participant in [[Championship of Champions XI]].
-He first appeared on 7 March 2001, aged just fifteen, and quickly rattled off eight high-scoring wins to become an [[octochamp]], the only one of the series. He was the clear No. 1 seed for the finals, but was defeated in the quarter-final {{score|45|50}} by [[John Rainsden]].
+McMahon first appeared on 7 March 2001, aged just fifteen and rattled off eight high-scoring wins to become an [[octochamp]]; the only one of the [[series]] and the last of the [[9-round format|9-round]] era. He was the No. 1 seed for the finals, but was defeated in the quarter-final {{score|45|50}} by [[John Rainsden]].
-McMahon returned two years later for Championship of Champions XI, being invited back after [[Series 46]] semi-finalist [[Paul Ryan]] was unable to make the studio dates, but lost {{score|99|97}} to [[John Rawnsley]] in the first round.
+McMahon returned 1.5 years later for Championship of Champions XI, being invited back after [[Paul Ryan]] was unable to make the studio dates but lost {{score|99|97}} to [[John Rawnsley]] in the first round.
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 McMahon returned two years later for Championship of Champions XI, being invited back after [[Series 46]] semi-finalist [[Paul Ryan]] was unable to make the studio dates, but lost {{score|99|97}} to [[John Rawnsley]] in the first round.
-McMahon is also a competitive [[Scrabble]] player and won the prestigious [[ABSP]]-organised British Matchplay Championship in 2012, beating fellow Countdown alumnus [[Paul Gallen]] in the deciding game. He was also a semi-finalist at the 2018 Mattel World Scrabble Championships in Torquay.
+McMahon excels in both [[Scrabble]] tournaments and [[Co-events]]. He won the prestigious [[ABSP]]-organised British Matchplay Championship in 2012, beating fellow Countdown alumnus [[Paul Gallen]] in the deciding game. He was also a semi-finalist at the 2018 Mattel World Scrabble Championships in Torquay. In 2019, McMahon finished 3rd at Co:Dub.
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 '''Kevin McMahon''' was an [[octochamp]] in [[Series 44]] and a participant in [[Championship of Champions XI]].
-He first appeared on 7 March 2001, aged just fifteen, and quickly rattled off eight high-scoring wins to become an [[octochamp]], the only one of the series. He was the clear #1 seed for the finals, but was unexpectedly defeated in the quarter-final {{score|45|50}} by [[John Rainsden]].
+He first appeared on 7 March 2001, aged just fifteen, and quickly rattled off eight high-scoring wins to become an [[octochamp]], the only one of the series. He was the clear No. 1 seed for the finals, but was defeated in the quarter-final {{score|45|50}} by [[John Rainsden]].
 McMahon returned two years later for Championship of Champions XI, being invited back after [[Series 46]] semi-finalist [[Paul Ryan]] was unable to make the studio dates, but lost {{score|99|97}} to [[John Rawnsley]] in the first round.
-He is also a competitive [[Scrabble]] player and won the prestigious [[ABSP]]-organised British Matchplay Championship in 2012, beating fellow Countdown alumnus [[Paul Gallen]] in the deciding game. He was also a semi-finalist at the 2018 Mattel World Scrabble Championships in Torquay.
+McMahon is also a competitive [[Scrabble]] player and won the prestigious [[ABSP]]-organised British Matchplay Championship in 2012, beating fellow Countdown alumnus [[Paul Gallen]] in the deciding game. He was also a semi-finalist at the 2018 Mattel World Scrabble Championships in Torquay.
 In 2019, McMahon finished 3rd at Co:Dub.

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-{{octostats|Quarter-finalist|1|498|5 (+1 tie-break}}
+{{octostats|Quarter-finalist|1|498|5 (+1 tie-break)}}
 [[Image:Kevin McMahon.jpg|thumb|right|Kevin McMahon]]
 '''Kevin McMahon''' was an [[octochamp]] in [[Series 44]] and a participant in [[Championship of Champions XI]].

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-{{octostats|Quarter-finalist|1|498|6 (out of 9; 5 excluding tie-breaks)}}
+{{octostats|Quarter-finalist|1|498|5 (+1 tie-break}}
 [[Image:Kevin McMahon.jpg|thumb|right|Kevin McMahon]]
 '''Kevin McMahon''' was an [[octochamp]] in [[Series 44]] and a participant in [[Championship of Champions XI]].

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	'''Kevin McMahon''' was an [[octochamp]] in [[Series 44]] and a participant in [[Championship of Champions XI]].		'''Kevin McMahon''' was an [[octochamp]] in [[Series 44]] and a participant in [[Championship of Champions XI]].