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Sucram's greatest accomplishments were undoubtedly his untouchable [[Defection]] World Records (:37 SA/1:23 PA), set in early 2002.  His greatest ''downfall'', however, was his failure to tape those record-setting runs, a decision that sparked the largest controversy in Perfect Dark history.  This long-running Defection debate not only tarnished Sucram's Elite reputation, it also spearheaded the development of an official [http://the-elite.net/proofpolicy.html Elite Proof Policy] to put a halt to what was threatening to become a recurring problem.

Sucram's greatest accomplishments were undoubtedly his untouchable [[Defection]] World Records (:37 SA/1:23 PA), set in early 2002.  His greatest ''downfall'', however, was his failure to tape those record-setting runs, a decision that sparked the largest controversy in Perfect Dark history.  This long-running Defection debate not only tarnished Sucram's Elite reputation, it also spearheaded the development of an official [http://the-elite.net/proofpolicy.html Elite Proof Policy] to put a halt to what was threatening to become a recurring problem.

Since his retirement from PD, Sucram (like fellow legends [[Disco]], [[marsh]], and [[Paragon]]) has gone on to become an excellent CounterStrike player.  He returns to the Elite each year alongside his brother [[Mikers]] to compete in NFL and March Madness prediction contests.

Since his retirement from Perfect Dark, Sucram (like fellow legends [[Disco]], [[marsh]], and [[Paragon]]) has gone on to become an excellent CounterStrike player.  He returns to the Elite each year alongside his brother [[Mikers]] to compete in NFL and March Madness prediction contests.