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WPH 3-Wall Icebreaker Challenge #8 – Men’s Quarters – Fink vs Montijo

WPH Press- The WPH is proud to present WPH Icebreakers #7 and #8, the seventh and eighth official WPH 3-Wall Singles Icebreakers since September of 2020.

“We want to show people that we can safely hold events with all of the COVID protocols in place,” stated WPH Executive Director David Vincent. “We allow a limited number of socially distant fans, while ensuring the players are distanced as much as possible. The Icebreaker is our way of “breaking the ice” during the pandemic and reintroducing pro handball to the world.”

The WPH Icebreakers #7 and #8 features men’s and women’s pros competing in 3-Wall Small Ball pro singles, as women’s stars Danielle Daskalakis, Tracy Davis, Ashley Moler, and Mikaila Mitchell and men’s stars Sean Lenning, Killian Carroll, Luis Cordova, David Fink, Abraham Montijo, Shorty Ruiz, Leo Canales, Jr., and Dylan Hernandez clashed at Tucson’s Clark Park in Tucson.

Men’s Quarterfinal #2: David Fink vs. Abraham Montijo

David Fink won the first three Icebreakers he had entered at Clark Park, including a semifinal victory in his Icebreaker #1 title run against 2019 3-Wall singles finalist Abraham Montijo. Montijo entered Icebreaker #8 motivated, dedicating himself to the gym and more practice. Could he exact revenge against his fellow Tucson pro?

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DV: David Vincent formed the World Players of Handball in 2005 and ushered live handball viewing into our living rooms for the first time. Since its inception, the World Players of Handball has broadcast over 1,500 matches live. Dave Vincent serves as the lead play-by-play announcer for virtually all matches, combining his unique perspective and personality with a lifetime of handball experience. DV brings 25 years of broadcast radio experience (in Oregon and California) to World Players of Handball & ESPN broadcasts and provides professionalism and wit to the amazing game of handball. DV also serves as the Executive Director of the World Player of Handball at the WPH headquarters in Tucson, AZ, working daily to grow the game of handball through innovation.
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