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Greg briefly competed in Perfect Dark, breaking the top 40, joining the 5-minute club, and receiving an honorable mention in the Player of the Month write-up.  He was also a member of the original Perfect Dark rivalry, with [[Lanky]] and [[Fro]].  Soon after, he started the first Goldeneye rivalry, with [[Derek Clark]] and [[Eddie Lovins]].

Greg briefly competed in Perfect Dark, breaking the top 40, joining the 5-minute club, and receiving an honorable mention in the Player of the Month write-up.  He was also a member of the original Perfect Dark rivalry, with [[Lanky]] and [[Fro]].  Soon after, he started the first Goldeneye rivalry, with [[Derek Clark]] and [[Eddie Lovins]].

After a long hiatus from Goldeneye, Greg recently made a comeback, with an initial focus on passing rival [[Adam Matis]].  He has achieved 4 WRs (2 of which were already broken) and gained several hundred points.  [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5-taQF6iTkU He will also rock your ass in multiplayer]. One of Greg's finest achievements in his multiplayer career was thoroughly dominating former champion [[Patrik Nilsson]] in the winner's bracket semi final match during the 2010 Virginia Goldeneye tournament, with a best-of-three series ending at 2-0 in Greg's favor; Greg would go on to finish in the runner-up position to good friend [[Eddie Lovins]].

After a long hiatus from Goldeneye, Greg recently made a comeback, with an initial focus on passing rival [[Adam Matis]].  He has achieved 4 WRs (2 of which were already broken) and gained several hundred points.  [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5-taQF6iTkU He will also rock your ass in multiplayer]. One of Greg's finest achievements in his multiplayer career was defeating former champion [[Patrik Nilsson]] in the winner's bracket semi final match during the 2010 Virginia Goldeneye tournament, with a best-of-three series ending at 2-0 in Greg's favor; Greg would go on to finish in the runner-up position to good friend Eddie Lovins.

Woll has also competed in several other games, including Excitebike 64, [[F-Zero]], [[Halo 2]] and Pokemon Pearl (currently has 488 pokemon). Nowadays he can be found playing Smash Bros Brawl and Halo 3, where he is a 46 in Team Slayer, a 43 in Team Swat, and a 41 in Lone Wolves.  

Woll has also competed in several other games, including Excitebike 64, [[F-Zero]], [[Halo 2]] and Pokemon Pearl (currently has 488 pokemon). Nowadays he can be found playing Smash Bros Brawl and Halo 3, where he is a 46 in Team Slayer, a 43 in Team Swat, and a 41 in Lone Wolves.  

Greg also recently began working with [[Quentin]] on improving the accuracy of the [http://quentin.meunier.free.fr/gewrs/ Goldeneye World Record Database], by delving into the deep, murky waters of the 1998-2001 era forums and rankings, attempting to collect as much data as possible on the WRs of that time.

Greg also has worked with [[Quentin]] on improving the accuracy of the [http://quentin.meunier.free.fr/gewrs/ Goldeneye World Record Database], by delving into the deep, murky waters of the 1998-2001 era forums and rankings, attempting to collect as much data as possible on the WRs of that time.  More recently, he worked with Quentin and [[Brio]] to create the [http://pdwrs.free.fr/ Perfect Dark World Record Database].

Overall, he is one of The Elite's most popular personalities, as shown by his past and current prominence in the title bar on [http://www.the-elite.net the-elite.net] main page.

Overall, he is one of The Elite's most popular personalities, as shown by his past and current prominence in the title bar on [http://www.the-elite.net the-elite.net] main page.

       Win: Josh Lay (10-5, 10-1)

       Win: Josh Lay (10-5, 10-1)

       Win: Trent Hovis (8-10, 10-8, 10-3)

       Win: Trent Hovis (8-10, 10-8, 10-3)

       Win: [[Patrik Nilsson]] (10-8, 10-9)

       Win: Patrik Nilsson (10-8, 10-9)

       Loss: Eddie Lovins (7-10, 4-10)

       Loss: Eddie Lovins (7-10, 4-10)

       Win: Jimbo Barrett (3-10, 10-8, 10-9)

       Win: Jimbo Barrett (3-10, 10-8, 10-9)