posted May 17th, 2004 - DeLand Majik seems to be well prepared for the first showdown with the French 4-way world champion from Maubeuge at the IPC Anton Malevsky Memorial World Cup 2004. The competition draw for last weekend's events at several locations in the USA and Europe, provided by the Dutch Handicap Cup, was surely on the faster side. Majik's 25.5 meet average was also posted after six rounds, and the remaining four rounds would have lowered this average. However, fact is that the U.S. national team did not even have any round where the score was lower than 20 points.

Yesterday's NSL News briefly compared the Majik record sequence (C-E-F-L-K: 41 points) with the inofficial world record by the French national team (B-F-L-A-N: 42 points). Both sequences were no walks in the park. The NSL audience now has the chance to compare both jumps directly. The NSL-TV studio decided to go ahead and upload the Majik jump before the rest of the meet jumps will be posted. The current official world record is still Airspeed's 39-point score from 1999. The sequence of this random sequence was M-O-H-B-P. Enjoy the two record jumps. A new round of NSL-TV will be posted next.