User:Avatar5991

Hello all. My name is Avatar5991 (formerly MasterMind5991) and I have been editing pages on Wikipedia since 8 May 2011. This means that I have been here for. I have been alive for.

About Me
Some of the articles or topics I work on include, among others:
 * Australian rules football
 * Tennis
 * Rugby league
 * Australian television
 * Music

I have met/seen many famous people in the flesh, including, among others:

• ;Politicians

• Kristina Keneally

• Barry O'Farrell

• Peter Beattie

• Mike Baird

• Kim Beazley

• ;Musicians

• Local

• Shannon Noll

• Delta Goodrem

• Kelly Rowland

• Joelle (from The X Factor)

• Mahogany (from The X Factor)

• Jessica Mauboy (four times)

• Isaiah Firebrace

• Anthony Callea

• Guy Sebastian

• Sam Fischer

• International

• Ava Max

• Nicole Scherzinger

• Craig David

• Andy Grammer

• CXLOE

• Alessia Cara

• ;Tours attended

• American Authors

• Imagine Dragons (twice)

• Coldplay

• You Me at Six (twice)

• Muse

• The Killers

• Bon Jovi

• Bastille (twice)

• Nickelback

• Maroon 5

• Bring Me the Horizon

• U2

• Pentatonix

• Freya Ridings

• Benee

• Mimi Webb

• The Script

• Kings of Leon (future)

• Backstreet Boys (future)

• ;Journalists

• Ian Ross

• Mark Ferguson

• Ben Avery

• Jessica Ridley

• Mylee Hogan

• Kate Creedon (twice)

• Laura Tunstall

• Matthew White

• Amelia Adam

• Jim Wilson

• Basil Zempilas

• Hamish McLachlan

• Mel McLaughlin

• David Koch

• Samantha Armytage

• Chris Garry

• Sean Sowerby

• Paul Kadak

• Robert Ovadia

• Anthony Hudson

• Dermott Brereton

• Charlotte Goodlet

• Michael Usher

• David Brown

• Angie Asimus

• ;Reality TV contestants

• Sam from The Mole

• Kara from Beauty and the Geek Australia

• ;Administrators

• Gillon McLachlan

• ;Sportspeople

• All the AFL clubs, except

• Garbine Muguruza

• Ellen Perez

• Ashleigh Barty

• Dominika Cibulkova

• Angelique Kerber

• Nick Kyrgios

• Laurie Daley

• Brad Fittler

• Johnathan Thurston

• Billy Slater

• Darius Boyd

• Jamie Whincup

• Shane van Gisbergen

• Scott McLaughlin

• Mark Winterbottom

• Simona de Silvestro

• David Reynolds

• Craig Lowndes

• Robert Harvey

• Nick Riewoldt

• Craig Starcevich

• Mick Malthouse

• Kevin Sheedy

• Leon Cameron

• Barry Hall

• John Longmire

• Blake Caracella

• Trent Robinson

• James Tedesco

• Luke Parker

• Steve Johnson

Articles I created/started
{{columns-list|colwidth=22em| I have created, and helped contribute to, some of the following articles:

National Rugby League

 * Rivalries in the National Rugby League
 * Manly–Melbourne NRL rivalry
 * 2014 State of Origin series
 * 2015 State of Origin series
 * 2013 NRL Grand Final
 * Battle of Brookvale
 * 2014 Brisbane Broncos season
 * Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks supplements saga
 * 2014 Dally M Awards
 * 2015 NRL season
 * 2015 NRL season results
 * 2015 NRL Grand Final
 * 2016 NRL season
 * Parramatta Eels salary cap breach
 * NRL Women's Premiership
 * 2018 State of Origin series
 * 2018 NRL Grand Final
 * 2019 NRL season
 * 2021 NRL Grand Final
 * 2022 NRL Grand Final
 * 2023 NRL Grand Final

World Club Series/Challenge

 * 2015 World Club Series
 * 2020 World Club Challenge

Other

 * 2015 Super League Grand Final
 * 2018 Super League Grand Final
 * 2021 Super League Grand Final
 * 2023 Super League Grand Final

Events

 * Carlton Football Club salary cap breach
 * Essendon vs Kangaroos match in the 2001 AFL season
 * Melbourne Football Club tanking scandal
 * Essendon Football Club supplements saga

Miscellaneous

 * Colliwobbles
 * Kennett curse

Seasons

 * 2013 AFL season
 * 2014 AFL season
 * 2013 Hawthorn Football Club season
 * 2014 Hawthorn Football Club season
 * 2015 Hawthorn Football Club season
 * 2015 Gold Coast Football Club season
 * 2015 Greater Western Sydney Football Club season
 * 2015 St Kilda Football Club season
 * 2015 Brisbane Lions season
 * 2015 Fremantle Football Club season
 * 2016 Hawthorn Football Club season
 * 2017 AFL season
 * 2017 Hawthorn Football Club season
 * 2019 AFL season
 * 2020 AFL season
 * 2020 AFL Women's season
 * 2021 AFL season
 * 2021 AFL Women's season
 * 2022 AFL season
 * 2023 Hawthorn Football Club season
 * 2024 Hawthorn Football Club season

People

 * Michael Laffy
 * James Rose (footballer)
 * Jacob Hopper
 * Chris Fagan (coach)
 * Isabella Grant
 * Alice Burke (footballer)
 * Harry Sharp (footballer)
 * Conor Stone
 * Peter Jackson (Australian businessman)

2013

 * 2013 AFL Grand Final
 * 2013 AFL finals series
 * 2013 Brownlow Medal
 * 2013 All-Australian team

2014

 * 2014 AFL finals series
 * 2014 All-Australian team
 * 2014 Brownlow Medal

2015

 * 2015 NAB Challenge
 * 2015 Brownlow Medal
 * 2015 All-Australian team

2016

 * 2016 Brownlow Medal
 * 2016 AFL finals series
 * 2016 AFL First Preliminary Final

2017

 * 2017 AFL Grand Final
 * 2017 Brownlow Medal
 * 2017 AFL finals series
 * 2017 All-Australian team

2018

 * 2018 JLT Community Series
 * 2018 AFL Women's season
 * 2018 AFL Women's Grand Final
 * 2018 AFL Grand Final
 * 2018 AFL finals series
 * 2018 Brownlow Medal

2019

 * 2019 Brownlow Medal‎
 * 2019 AFL Grand Final

2020

 * 2020 Brownlow Medal
 * 2020 AFL Grand Final
 * 2020 AFL Rising Star

2021

 * 2021 AFL Grand Final
 * 2021 AFL Rising Star
 * 2021 Brownlow Medal

2022

 * 2022 Brownlow Medal

2023

 * 2023 All-Australian team
 * 2023 Brownlow Medal
 * 2023 AFL Grand Final

2024

 * 2024 Brownlow Medal
 * 2024 All-Australian team

Films

 * Aussie Rules the World

Other

 * Prime Minister's Cup (AFL)

Australian television

 * The Mole (Australia season 6)
 * The Daily Edition (Australian TV program)
 * Schapelle (telemovie)
 * INXS: Never Tear Us Apart
 * What Really Happens in Bali
 * Bringing Sexy Back
 * The Big Adventure
 * Australia: The Story of Us
 * The Chase Australia
 * Nine News Queensland
 * 9Rush

People

 * Issa Schultz
 * Abby Coleman
 * Sophie Walsh
 * Tim Arvier

Motorsport

 * 2015 Malaysian motorcycle Grand Prix
 * 2015 Valencian Community motorcycle Grand Prix
 * Melbourne 400

Horses

 * Admire Rakti

Player seasons

 * 2013 Victoria Azarenka tennis season
 * 2014 Victoria Azarenka tennis season
 * 2013 Andy Murray tennis season
 * 2004 Maria Sharapova tennis season
 * 2005 Maria Sharapova tennis season
 * 2006 Maria Sharapova tennis season
 * 2008 Maria Sharapova tennis season
 * 2009 Maria Sharapova tennis season
 * 2010 Maria Sharapova tennis season
 * 2011 Petra Kvitová tennis season
 * Petra Kvitová's early career

Statistics

 * List of career achievements by Victoria Azarenka

Matches

 * 2009 Australian Open – Men's Singles final
 * 2012 US Open – Men's Singles final
 * 2012 French Open – Men's Singles final
 * 2013 Wimbledon Championships – Men's Singles final
 * 2014 Wimbledon Championships – Men's Singles final
 * 2016 French Open – Men's singles final‎
 * 2018 US Open – Women's Singles final
 * 2019 Australian Open – Men's singles final
 * 2021 Wimbledon Championships – Women's Singles final

Leagues

 * International Premier Tennis League

2014

 * 2014 Brisbane International
 * 2014 Hopman Cup
 * 2014 ASB Classic
 * 2014 Hobart International
 * 2014 Bank of the West Classic
 * 2014 Connecticut Open

2015

 * 2015 Brisbane International
 * 2015 Qatar ExxonMobil Open
 * 2015 Aircel Chennai Open
 * 2015 Heineken Open
 * 2015 Aegon Championships

2016

 * 2016 Brisbane International
 * 2016 Hopman Cup
 * 2016 Apia International Sydney
 * 2016 Australian Open

2017

 * 2017 Brisbane International
 * 2017 Porsche Tennis Grand Prix

2013

 * 2013 PTT Pattaya Open – Singles
 * 2013 Open GDF Suez – Singles
 * 2013 Copa BBVA Colsanitas – Singles
 * 2013 Dubai Tennis Championships – Men's Singles
 * 2013 Dubai Tennis Championships – Women's Singles
 * 2013 French Open – Men's Singles
 * 2013 French Open – Women's Singles
 * 2013 US Open – Men's Singles
 * 2013 US Open – Women's Singles
 * 2013 Monterrey Open – Singles
 * 2013 Family Circle Cup – Singles
 * 2013 Brussels Open – Singles
 * 2013 Internationaux de Strasbourg – Singles
 * 2013 Aegon International – Men's Singles
 * 2013 Aegon International – Women's Singles
 * 2013 Bank of the West Classic – Singles
 * 2013 Southern California Open – Singles
 * 2013 New Haven Open at Yale – Singles
 * 2013 KDB Korea Open – Singles
 * 2013 Tashkent Open – Singles
 * 2013 PTT Thailand Open – Singles
 * 2013 Rakuten Japan Open Tennis Championships – Singles
 * 2013 Kremlin Cup – Men's Singles
 * 2013 Kremlin Cup – Women's Singles
 * 2013 HP Open – Singles
 * 2013 BGL Luxembourg Open – Singles

2014

 * 2014 Brisbane International – Men's Singles
 * 2014 Brisbane International – Women's Singles
 * 2014 Qatar ExxonMobil Open – Singles
 * 2014 Shenzhen Open – Singles
 * 2014 ASB Classic – Singles
 * 2014 Australian Open – Men's Singles
 * 2014 Australian Open – Women's Singles
 * 2014 ABN AMRO World Tennis Tournament – Singles
 * 2014 Royal Guard Open – Singles
 * 2014 Malaysian Open – Singles
 * 2014 BNP Paribas Katowice Open – Singles
 * 2014 Monterrey Open – Singles
 * 2014 Copa Colsanitas – Singles
 * 2014 Porsche Tennis Grand Prix – Singles
 * 2014 Wimbledon Championships – Women's Singles
 * 2014 Grand Prix SAR La Princesse Lalla Meryem – Singles
 * 2014 Portugal Open – Men's Singles
 * 2014 Portugal Open – Women's Singles
 * 2014 Nürnberger Versicherungscup – Singles
 * 2014 Internationaux de Strasbourg – Singles
 * 2014 Swedish Open – Men's Singles
 * 2014 Swedish Open – Women's Singles
 * 2014 İstanbul Cup – Singles
 * 2014 Bank of the West Classic – Singles
 * 2014 Citi Open – Men's Singles
 * 2014 Citi Open – Women's Singles
 * 2014 Connecticut Open – Singles
 * 2014 Winston-Salem Open – Singles
 * 2014 Toray Pan Pacific Open – Singles
 * 2014 Kia Korea Open – Singles
 * 2014 Guangzhou International Women's Open – Singles
 * 2014 Rakuten Japan Open Tennis Championships – Singles
 * 2014 If Stockholm Open – Singles
 * 2014 Generali Ladies Linz – Singles
 * 2014 Japan Women's Open – Singles
 * 2014 Kremlin Cup – Men's Singles
 * 2014 Kremlin Cup – Women's Singles
 * 2014 BGL Luxembourg Open – Singles

2015

 * 2015 Australian Open – Men's Singles
 * 2015 Australian Open – Women's Singles
 * 2015 Brisbane International – Men's Singles
 * 2015 Brisbane International – Women's Singles
 * 2015 Apia International Sydney – Men's Singles
 * 2015 Apia International Sydney – Women's Singles
 * 2015 Qatar ExxonMobil Open – Singles
 * 2015 Aircel Chennai Open – Singles
 * 2015 ASB Classic – Singles
 * 2015 Shenzhen Open – Singles
 * 2015 Proximus Diamond Games – Singles
 * 2015 ABN AMRO World Tennis Tournament – Singles
 * 2015 PBZ Zagreb Indoors – Singles
 * 2015 Abierto Mexicano Telcel – Men's Singles
 * 2015 Abierto Mexicano Telcel – Women's Singles
 * 2015 Qatar Total Open – Singles
 * 2015 Argentina Open – Singles
 * 2015 Bank of the West Classic – Singles
 * 2015 İstanbul Cup – Singles
 * 2015 Gastein Ladies – Singles
 * 2015 Connecticut Open – Singles
 * 2015 Generali Ladies Linz – Singles
 * 2015 Hong Kong Tennis Open – Singles
 * 2015 Tianjin Open – Singles

2016

 * 2016 Australian Open – Men's Singles
 * 2016 Australian Open – Women's Singles
 * 2016 St. Petersburg Ladies' Trophy – Singles
 * 2016 ABN AMRO World Tennis Tournament – Singles
 * 2016 Rio Open – Men's Singles
 * 2016 Rio Open – Women's Singles
 * 2016 Monterrey Open – Singles
 * 2016 Bank of the West Classic – Singles

2017

 * 2017 Australian Open – Men's Singles‎
 * 2017 Australian Open – Women's Singles‎
 * 2017 Brisbane International – Men's Singles
 * 2017 Brisbane International – Women's Singles
 * 2017 Apia International Sydney – Men's Singles
 * 2017 Apia International Sydney – Women's Singles
 * 2017 Qatar ExxonMobil Open – Singles
 * 2017 Porsche Tennis Grand Prix – Singles

2018

 * 2018 Brisbane International – Men's Singles
 * 2018 Brisbane International – Women's Singles
 * 2018 Sydney International – Men's Singles
 * 2018 Sydney International – Women's Singles

2022

 * 2022 Australian Open – Men's Singles
 * 2022 Australian Open – Women's Singles

Coaches

 * António van Grichen
 * Patrick Mouratoglou
 * Nigel Sears
 * David Kotyza
 * Wim Fissette
 * Sam Sumyk
 * Torben Beltz

Statistics

 * Rafael Nadal's 46-match winning streak at the Monte-Carlo Masters

Teams

 * Poland at the Hopman Cup

Singles

 * Love Don't Die
 * God Only Knows (MKTO song)
 * Save Me (Joelle Hadjia song)
 * Stand By You
 * Poison (Rita Ora song)
 * Sugar (Robin Schulz song)
 * Hair (Little Mix song)
 * So Good (Louisa Johnson song)
 * Over My Head (Echosmith song)
 * Dare You to Doubt Me
 * Ghost of You (Mimi Webb song)
 * Red Flags (song)
 * Weekends (Freya Ridings song)
 * Blood Orange (album)

Albums

 * Helios (album)
 * MKTO (album)
 * Sugar (Robin Schulz album)

People
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 * Jordie Ireland

Articles I started in Vietnamese

 * Before the Worst
 * Mimi Webb
 * Becky Hill
 * Mabel

The Weakest Link (Australia) Episode 26/3/2001

 * Note that the following are regarding the contestant, not the contestant the contestant votes against:
 * Red indicates the contestant was the weakest link
 * Lime indicates the contestant was the strongest link

Amanda was first eliminated for banking too early and getting her questions wrong. Brett was next for not banking at a crucial moment in the round. Zoran followed for not answering enough questions correctly. Adam was voted out also for not answering enough questions correctly. Rina was eliminated also for not answering enough questions correctly. Fiona was next for banking too early and answering two questions incorrectly. Robert was voted out for being too big a threat to the team. In the end, Jacob defeated Janice in the Head-to-Head round.

The final total won was $56,300, the second highest total ever in the Australian version of The Weakest Link.

The Weakest Link (Australia) Episode 8/11/2001

 * Note that the following are regarding the contestant, not the contestant the contestant votes against:
 * Red indicates the contestant was the weakest link
 * Lime indicates the contestant was the strongest link

Lainie was first eliminated for not banking anything nor answering any questions correctly. Marian was next for taking too long to answer a question (and getting it wrong). Andrew followed for not answering enough questions correctly. Graham was voted out also for not answering enough questions correctly. Helen was eliminated also for not answering enough questions correctly. Charles was next for answering incorrectly for the first time in the round. David was voted out for not answering enough questions correctly and losing money. In the end, Margaret defeated Allan in the Head-to-Head round.

The final total won was $42,100.

The Weakest Link (Australia) Episode 28/5/2001

 * Note that the following are regarding the contestant, not the contestant the contestant votes against:
 * Red indicates the contestant was the weakest link
 * Lime indicates the contestant was the strongest link

Catherine was first eliminated for not banking at a crucial moment and getting the question wrong. Adam was next for not answering enough questions correctly. Rachel followed for taking too long to answer a question and not answering enough correctly. Warwick was voted out for being too big of a threat to the team. Mark was eliminated for not answering any questions correctly. Matt was next for not answering enough questions correctly. Julie was voted out also for not answering enough questions correctly. In the end, Simon defeated Jacob in the head-to-head round.

The final total won was $46,600.

The Weakest Link (Australia) Blue Heelers Special Episode 9/8/2001

 * Note that the following are regarding the contestant, not the contestant the contestant votes against:
 * Red indicates the contestant was the weakest link
 * Lime indicates the contestant was the strongest link

1 Jeremy and Caroline tied with three votes each, but as Neil was the strongest link, he opted to vote Caroline off.

2 Jeremy and Suzi tied with two votes each, but as Jeremy was the strongest link, he opted to vote Suzi off, though he originally voted for Neil who was not part of the tie.

Peta was first eliminated for not answering enough questions correctly. Caroline was next on a countback also for not answering enough questions correctly. Paul followed for being too big a threat to the team. Jane was voted out for not answering any questions correctly. Suzi was eliminated on a countback for not answering enough questions correctly. Jeremy was next also for not answering enough questions correctly. Ditch was voted out for not banking anything nor answering any questions correctly. In the end, John defeated Neil in the head-to-head round.

The final total won was $35,400, which John donated to the Red Cross Australia.

The Weakest Link (Australia) Worst Loser Special Episode 7/5/2001

 * Note that the following are regarding the contestant, not the contestant the contestant votes against:
 * Red indicates the contestant was the weakest link
 * Lime indicates the contestant was the strongest link

1 Irene, Stephen and Marc tied with two votes each, but as Sue was the strongest link, she opted to vote Irene off.

Brett was first eliminated for being the first player to answer a question incorrectly in the game. Alexandra was next for not answering enough questions correctly. Marco followed for not answering any questions correctly. Irene was voted out on a countback also for not answering any questions correctly. Stephen was eliminated for not answering enough questions correctly. Patrick was voted out also for not answering enough questions correctly. Sue was voted out for being too big of a threat to the team. In the end, Morris defeated Marc in the head-to-head round.

The final total won was $33,700.

The Weakest Link (Australia) Housemates Revenge

 * Note that the following are regarding the contestant, not the contestant the contestant votes against:
 * Red indicates the contestant was the weakest link
 * Lime indicates the contestant was the strongest link

1 Todd, Sharna and Anita tied with two votes each, but as Sharna was the strongest link, and could not vote herself off, she opted to vote Todd off.

2 Johnnie and Sharna tied with two votes each, but as Jemma was the strongest link, she opted to vote Johnnie off, though she originally voted for Gordon who was not part of the tie.

Ben was first eliminated for being too greedy. Rachel was next for not answering any questions correctly. Andy followed for not answering enough questions correctly. Todd was voted out on a countback also for not answering any questions correctly. Johnnie was eliminated on a countback for not banking any money nor answering enough questions correctly. Jemma was voted out for being too big a threat to the team. Sharna was voted out also for being too big of a threat to the team. In the end, Gordon defeated Anita in the head-to-head round.

The final total won was $31,600.

Internal pages
Additionally, I have created the following internal pages (has not been made public):
 * User:MasterMind5991/Ivanovic–S. Williams match at the 2014 Australian Open
 * User:MasterMind5991/Serbian performance at the 2008 Australian Open
 * User:MasterMind5991/The WTA Spice Girls
 * User:MasterMind5991/Ana Ivanovic's run at the 2010 Western & Southern Financial Group Masters and Women's Open
 * User:MasterMind5991/The Cetkovská Curse
 * User:MasterMind5991/WTA Big Three
 * User:MasterMind5991/Glamorous WTA Big Four

I do not intend to make any of these pages official, they are not real and probably never will be. These are simply creations made out of my head.