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Live: Under Construction
Posted on 14. May, 2010 by Flauwy.
The content is coming I am happy to announce that the dry season of this website is over. I found three (!) editors who will write for memory-sports starting within the next week (hopefully). I will also put up a few infos I didn’t post before like newsletters from the memory sports council and results [...]
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Write for Memory-Sports
Posted on 29. Apr, 2010 by Flauwy.
It’s been a while since my last articles. Work and life are keeping me busy and I barely find time for this website anymore. But it may not die since it is too important for the sport and the community. Therefor I will hire freelancer editors with experience in memory sports to write for this [...]
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Gallery: USA Memory Championship 2010
Posted on 11. Mar, 2010 by Flauwy.
Check out the latest Memory-Sports gallery. Browse through the entire picture collection of this years USA tournament. Watch the slideshow or simply pick the images you like most. Like always you can also download the complete set for free.
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Videos: USA Memory Championship 2010
Posted on 11. Mar, 2010 by Flauwy.
Watch the highlights of the tournament in seven different videos and follow the entire Championship Round with the seven finalists. You can also watch two interviews with the 2008 USA Memory Champion Chester Santos and shooting star Nelson Dellis. At last you can vote for which discipline you like best.
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Report: USA Memory Championship 2010
Posted on 05. Mar, 2010 by Flauwy.
Welcome to the memory sports season 2010. I am in New York City to cover the 13th USA Memory Championship for you. It will be a premiere for all you Europeans, Asians and Australians. There was only very little information about this event in our areas before. This will change forever now with the major [...]
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Most Public Influence: Dominic O’Brien
Posted on 30. Jan, 2010 by Flauwy.
The readers of Memory-Sports.com voted him the most important person for the sports public interest. With his flawless look, his notorious fame in Las Vegas casinos and his unique legendary status of winning the World Memory Championships eight times, I am safe to call him: the coolest memorizer in the world!
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Preview: USA Memory Championship
Posted on 26. Jan, 2010 by Flauwy.
The 2010 memory season begins and one of its first big fish will be the annual American lone wolf among the standardized championships. Sadly there have been very little information about this veteran of big national championships for Non-Americans. Memory-Sports.com will change that for you.






















