posted Nov 28th, 2015 - It's all said and done at the Clash of Champions, and NMP PCH Hayabusa had the last word, literally.

The Sun Path Products NSL News saved the best for last and met with the reigning indoor and outdoor 4-way world champions at the end of the day to wrap up the historic event at Inflight Dubai.

It turned out that it required exactly a 26.0 average to make the Top 10 at the Clash of Champions, as predicted in the preview on November 25th.

The French national team in 4-way Open, FLY-IN, barely made it with the 10th place, and Gavroche missed the Top 10 for the first time ever since the 8-way world champions entered the indoor competition world in 4-way.

On the other hand, Golden Knights and French FLY-IN Girls left several AAA Class teams behind and placed within the world's Top 10 spots.

Clash of Champions 2015			Rd. 1	Rd. 2	Rd. 3	Rd. 4	Rd. 5	Rd. 6	Rd. 7	Rd. 8	Rd. 9	Rd. 10	Total	Avg
Rank	AAA Class		J,13,8	K,20,5	9,21,19	C,3,6	7,O,15	A,18,1	2,H,P,D	16,L,11	E,N,10,B	12,Q,F,22	Total	Avg
1	NMP-PCH Hayabusa	BE	26	32	30	28	33	29	41	28	37	29	313	31.3
2	Arizona Airspeed	US	28	30	29	30	34	27	39	28	34	26	305	30.5
3	Weembi Lille	FR	27	28	30	29	33	27	35	28	30	28	295	29.5
4	Golden Knights	US	24	29	28	27	30	27	33	25	31	23	277	27.7
5	Qatar Tigers	QA	24	25	28	27	28	25	33	26	30	23	269	26.9
5	FLY-IN Women	FR	23	26	28	25	28	24	35	24	31	25	269	26.9
5	Evolution	CA	24	29	27	25	29	26	30	26	28	25	269	26.9
8	Thunder ISR	BE	22	23	27	27	31	27	34	25	28	24	268	26.8
9	Black Cat	RU	22	26	27	26	29	26	33	26	24	23	262	26.2
10	FLY-IN Open	FR	20	27	27	26	31	22	33	21	30	23	260	26.0

NMP PCH Hayabusa started slowly and were a point down at the end of the first day. It seemed like the second indoor showdown this year with Arizona Airspeed could have a different turnout than at the Wind Games 2015.

It did not happen, as Hayabusa picked up the pace and gained momentum on Friday. Airspeed still won Round 5 by a point on Friday morning before Hayabusa had enough of that. The Belgians won four of the remaining five rounds by at least two points and finished eight points ahead of Airspeed after Round 10.

That was not the end of the Hayabusa party at Inflight Dubai. Meet coordinator Pete Allum had added an 11th round to the meet game, even though there was not a jump-off situation.

The Super Sequence (M-B-P-J-C) was a separate event with a clean plate for only the Top 10 teams, and Hayabusa won iPads and iPhones by posting a 63-pointer, four points ahead of Weembi Lille and Black Cat, five points ahead of Airspeed.

Dennis Praet and Jeroen Nollet are still undefeated at any indoor meets, and Hayabusa is still the top favorite at the upcoming World Air Games, as the reigning outdoor and indoor world champions.

However, the Hayabusa members made clear that they are still on high alert whenever Arizona Airspeed is the opponent. The outdoor competition at Skydive Dubai is a new and very different game, where exits and first pages become the main components.

Hayabusa is entering the outdoor competition after a 25.0 average at the FAI World Cup 2015. Arizona Airspeed posted a 25.6 average at the USPA Nationals 2015.

The World Air Games will be the first direct outdoor confrontation between the two best 4-way teams in the world. The plates are clean again, and the new game begins on December 8th...