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Louis-Philippe Sabbagh

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Louis-Philippe Sabbagh

Louis-Philippe Sabbagh is a strong Super Mario Kart and Mario Kart 64 player, and a former MK64 staff member and reliable times updater. He has been competing in Mario Kart 64 since 1997, but has recently been inactive. He is best known for his shortcut skills, and has a former WR in FS SC 3lap, which is still in 2nd place now. He is currently ranked 47th in non-shortcut and 8th in shortcut. In Super Mario Kart, he had an impressive run to the top and became world champion for a few months in 2001. He is currently ranked 30th NTSC. Recently Louis has been playing World of Warcraft.

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The 2006 Karter Contest
Complete Bracket | Prediction Contest | Matchups & Results

Penev Land
Penev | Roodhorst/TvL
Trystan | Grandjean
Karel | Huber
Szabo | Karlo
Jongerius | Everett
Usher | Joe Bernier
Moritz | Lacey
L'Hoest | Karlsson

Jones Land
Wonn | Tanney
Mollenhauer | Taylor
S. Gutierrez/Clark | Jones
Gaffikin | Make That Jump
Lewis | Berger
Miller | Barbetta
Cooper | Halford
White | Dunkel

Liem Land
Cromwell | Ihnatenko
Bunde | Laflamme
Piet/Olivier P | Liem
Whalls | Blumfield
Zwartjes | Hukkelaas
Rodriguez | Sully
Fried | Brauninger
Pobre | Nai

Cetin Land
v/d Fluit | Toch
Habrich | Marcelo
Stinson | TB1
Runnelid | Booth
Bukrim | PYL
Ségas | LPS
Steel/Hedley | Sami
Stelzig | Balch

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