Badok finally made the highlight reel in his third match of the season when he delivered a great counter-block on Bronxington Bloodhounds player Huskie that would have left him unable to continue in the match if he wasn't a vampire and thus possess great powers of rapid regeneration. Still, the hit was a beauty, leading into Huskie leaving the pitch with a twisted knee, broken collarbone and a bent shoulder. How Badok managed to do this in one blocking motion will surely puzzle both physicians and fans for the foreseeable future.

Badok proved true to his name with a stunning display of dodging in the first half. The fact this dodging wasn't anything that the coach wanted didn't take anything away from the acrobatics involved and it, together with a pretty strong performance overall, ended up earning him the MVP for the match. It was a good showing of his versatility and hopefully just the first of many.

With a team that underperformed on a horrible level it was to be expected that the flashiest player would end up getting the MVP for the match. So it came to be that Badok ended up nabbing it in the disaster of a match against the chaos dwarf team of Lobotomized. Luckily he didn't leave to rest on his laurels but went on to deliver a brutal hit on Chaos Crickets blocker Dolph Lundgren II that left him with a broken neck and hugely impaired mobility.

Badok was at it again in a match against Pathos, where he played a strong all-round performance in assisting, blocking and tackling capped off with a beauty of a hit on their star bull centaur, Romeo, that left him unable to continue in the match. It was this beauty of a hit where he leaped on his back before smashing his face to the dirt that earned him the MVP honors for the night.

When you put snotlings against orcs you know it will be a bloody and brutal match. Gits proved it in a match against Tonei where Badok ended up bagging their veteran snotling Toe's scalp with a brutal hit. Sadly it wasn't enough to inspire the team to perform at the level that would have been required to win.

He continued his rampage in the match against 1337 Roxxors that led to him first smashing the jaw of one of their marauder linemen into pieces and followed it up with a devastating low blow against their star minotaur N00b, thus exacting small vengeance for the life of his teammate and fellow blitzer Glumruk Axehewer. He stomped on the minotaurs face with such force it left him without much of a face and kept on stomping as the referee came to throw him off the pitch to the cheering of the home fans. As the lifeless body was carried off the pitch he threw up his signature pose and stopped roaring only when he saw that their team apothecary had managed to patch the minotaur together, albeit with a damaged back.

Badok was clearly steaming from his banning from the last outing and returned with a vengeance, smashing apart three of the skaven players from the team Anti-Terrier Squad during the match. Especially brutal was the hit on their emerging gutter Looney that left him with a pinched nerve and an extended stay at the hospital.