Ben Chan/Common with Other Champions

Kevin Marshall

• They overwhelmingly defeated the 8-game winning streak champion and became the new champion.
• Both of them had more than 6 wins in a row, and the difference is that unlike Kevin, who has come-from-behind wins, Ben won all his matches.

Vik Vaz

• Both of them defeated ToC entrants.
• Both were placed in Group 1 in the ToC semifinals.
• They both finished as first runner-up after winning three consecutive championships.

Dan Pawson

• Both of them were champions with 9 consecutive wins and exited the competition with an upset loss.

Jason Keller

• Both of them are champions with 9 consecutive wins, and those who competed 3 times in a row, led by them, advanced to ToC.
• The difference is that Jason is after him, and Ben is before him.
• The champions that the two competed with have advanced to ToC, and this is an example of three people, including themselves, advancing to ToC in a row.

Zach Newkirk

• Both were absent due to unavoidable circumstances. Zach has won 4 in a row, Ben has won 3 in a row.
• Both beat champions from Chicago, Illinois on their return. Zach beat the 7-time champion, Ben beat the 8-time champion.
• During they tenure, they worked with two MCs.
• Both had first place that was not a runaway in the last FJ before dropping to second. The difference was that Zach left on Monday and Ben left on Tuesday.

Buzzy Cohen

• After beating (Andrew Pau) a champion who had more than 5 wins in a row to become the new champion, they had 9 wins in a row.
• Both of them were suspended for a month in defensive battles during their tenure. Buzzy due to the annual tournament and Ben due to health problems.
• When they got off, they handed over their seat to the women champion. Unlike the challenger who beat Ben, the challenger who beat Buzzy had two consecutive wins.
• In the ToC semifinals, he faced the contestant who defeated the super champion, and Ben faced two people.
• Both made it to the finals, with Buzzy winning and Ben finishing as first runner-up. Also, their opponent is a men's champion with 6 consecutive wins.

Cris Pannullo

• They beat the contestant who was confirmed to advance to ToC and became the new champion.
• In the case of Cris 4-game winning streak champion, Ben beat the 8-game winning streak champion.
• They both won all game 1-4.
• During the winning streak, the defensive battle was postponed for nearly a month. The difference is that Cris is deferred (some tournaments) and Ben is voluntary (health problems).
• Both men have broken old jinxes. Cris broke the jinx that a player who defeated a 4-game winning streak champion had a maximum of 5 consecutive wins, and Ben couldn't win 5 games in a row from the beginning with a lockgame in an infinite winning streak system.
• Both left on Tuesday and maintained the number one position until before the last FJ!, and both dropped off at Shakespeare-themed FJ.