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He had a miserable season start in Class Four loosing his first two matches.<ref name="SRDw3">''The Season at Rankar's Deep'', "Week 3"</ref> | He had a miserable season start in Class Four loosing his first two matches.<ref name="SRDw3">''The Season at Rankar's Deep'', "Week 3"</ref> | ||
| − | He tried to get back on track against [[Rick Dekker]] from [[Regulus Wrath Stables]], but the match was a no-hitter. Lumley had a hard | + | He tried to get back on track against [[Rick Dekker]] from [[Regulus Wrath Stables]], but the match was a no-hitter. Lumley had a hard time hitting Dekker's ''[[Rifleman]]'', while Dekker was more concerned about keeping out of a ''Crusader's'' missile swarm than damaging Lumley. When time expired, Lumley gained his first point of the season.<ref name="SRDw3"/> |
| − | time hitting Dekker's ''[[Rifleman]]'', while Dekker was more concerned about keeping out of a ''Crusader's'' missile swarm than damaging Lumley. When time expired, Lumley gained his first point of the season.<ref name="SRDw3"/> | ||
After this fight, Lee Lumbley was able to recover his nerve and show why he is a veteran of the arena, winning 6 matches and drawing another one, so at the start of week eleven, the Class Four division was tight, with new leaders almost weekly. [[David Santos]] was currently in first, but Lee Lumley behind only by a point, and [[Tracy Vanberchum]] a point behind Lee.<ref name="SRDw11">''The Season at Rankar's Deep'', "Week 11"</ref> | After this fight, Lee Lumbley was able to recover his nerve and show why he is a veteran of the arena, winning 6 matches and drawing another one, so at the start of week eleven, the Class Four division was tight, with new leaders almost weekly. [[David Santos]] was currently in first, but Lee Lumley behind only by a point, and [[Tracy Vanberchum]] a point behind Lee.<ref name="SRDw11">''The Season at Rankar's Deep'', "Week 11"</ref> | ||
Revision as of 11:34, 7 January 2019
Lee Lumley | |
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| Affiliation | Kroner Kings Stables |
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| Profession | Arena Gladiator |
History
Lee Lumley was a fighter in Solaris VII's BBL fighting for the Kroner Kings Stables. He was also the Stables' captain.[1]
He had a miserable season start in Class Four loosing his first two matches.[2] He tried to get back on track against Rick Dekker from Regulus Wrath Stables, but the match was a no-hitter. Lumley had a hard time hitting Dekker's Rifleman, while Dekker was more concerned about keeping out of a Crusader's missile swarm than damaging Lumley. When time expired, Lumley gained his first point of the season.[2]
After this fight, Lee Lumbley was able to recover his nerve and show why he is a veteran of the arena, winning 6 matches and drawing another one, so at the start of week eleven, the Class Four division was tight, with new leaders almost weekly. David Santos was currently in first, but Lee Lumley behind only by a point, and Tracy Vanberchum a point behind Lee.[3]
For the eleventh week match, he was paired against Peter King. With both warriors using LRM-heavy 'Mechs, a long-range duel was expected. After the first three missile volleys exchanged, Lumley's Crusader clearly looked worse off. Lumley moved to cover, but King was patient, using his Archer's heavier missile launchers to pound Lumley whenever he showed himself. After twenty minutes, the Crusader was little more than a blackened shell, forcing Lumley to admit defeat.[3]
At the end of Week 12, in mid season, Tracy Vanberchum, who had been on fire for some weeks, was leading the Class Four Division with David Santos two points behind, and Natalia Burns and Lee Lumley three points behind Tracy.[4]
Prior to the matches on week seventeen Lee was outside the top four in the Class Four Division.[1]
His fight for week seventeen was against Tracy Vanberchum. The two veterans showed why they are among the most respected fighters in the league. Both wove through the Deep and traded shots that kept the audience on their feet. While both gladiators lost armor, neither could find that winning shot and the match ended up in a tie.[1]
Tactics
Unknown.