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The TPSN Ruff Ryderz Celebrate a Championship over the BZTP

In the battle to end all battles the TPSN Ruff Ryderz team celebrated a championship in style. With their decisive win on Metro in BF3 over the BZTP team, it's clear the best team won.
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