WFA RULES
1st Tom Dyer – Rep DangerousDyer.co.uk £500
2nd David ‘Ginge’ Reynolds – rep Rock & Ritas Las vegas £100
3rd Place Clinton Wier rep – CBS £75
Building on the success of the first comp held back in december, chameleon is really starting to make a name for itself in UK Flair attracting some big names this time round and hopefully even more next time with the prize money for first place set to go up to £1000.
With 3 world finalists and plenty of local and national talent on show, the stage was set for a night of sick flair in preparation for the next roadhouse UK open happening the sunday after. From the moment the first competitor went on stage until it was time to head for the after party the bar was booming with people showing their support and really getting behind all the guys.
Highlights of the first round having to be Ginge having a no drop routine, showing just why he got the job in Vegas at the biggest ever flair bar set to open later this year and also some of the new comers to the world of flair showing us what they have to offer.
In the final all the guys pulled out some big moves, espicially clinton wier who landed some crazy multiobject moves and got himeself 3rd place. 2nd place went to david ‘ginge’ reynolds who had a solid final round performance and first place went to tom dyer who had a sublime final round hiting some big signature moves and finishing off with 5 bottles.
Big shout to Jennie Darracott from Chameleon who organised the whole event and made sure everyone had plenty of fun and plenty of jager.
Overall a super sick night in liverpool and good way to warm up for next weeks uk open at the roadhouse which has an insane line up with so many different guys who can win it. Tom dyer, Alex Searle, David Ginge Reynolds, Marco Canova, Lee Johnson just to name a few.
Marco Bernardi
Official Delirium TV Global Reporter
Marco Bernardi started in the bar industry at the age of 18 after being involved in restaurants all his life. At first his passion was more on the mixology side before working with the one and only Lee Johnson where he was introduced to the world of Flair.
After working abroad in France and Italy Marco began competing at the age of 19 at the roadhouse prepare to flair in October 2008. Now at 21 years of age he has competed in over 30 competitions and has recently become a regular down at the Roadhouse with one top 10 finish to his name.
