UB/Unfinished Business Finishes the Job, Goes Undefeated to Capture 2025 May Melee Madness Men’s Division

FORT LAUDERDALE, FL — The field was loaded. The bracket was deep. But in the end, only one team stood undefeated: UB/Unfinished Business (FL), who stormed through the 2025 ISPS May Melee Madness Men’s Lower Division to seize the crown with a flawless 5–0 record, culminating in a powerful 16–6 championship win over Step Bros (FL).

From their opening statement — a 19–7 rout of Latin Legends — to their dominant march through Bad Boys Miami and three meetings with Step Bros, UB proved to be the most balanced and explosive team on the diamond.

“They didn’t just win—they made a statement,” said ISPS Commissioner Manuel T. Ferrero III. “UB/Unfinished Business showed championship-level consistency, power at the plate, and a defense that never blinked. This is the level of play that defines ISPS.”

UB/Unfinished Business (FL) — Road to the Title

Total Runs Scored: 90 | Runs Allowed: 47 | Run Diff: +43
UB led the entire Men’s Division in offensive efficiency (18.00 avg) and had the lowest average runs allowed (9.40).

Step Bros (FL) — Runner-Up Grit and Grind

Step Bros were the tournament’s workhorse — battling through seven total games and clawing their way back from a tough loss to UB in Game 18. They defeated Spring SZN, YEET, Croqueta Crew (twice), and Bad Boys Miami to earn their rematch in the championship.

Their high-powered offense was on full display with standout wins like:

• 24–9 over Nuthin’ Fancy

• 16–5 over Bad Boys Miami

• 9–6 over Croqueta Crew

5–2 overall | 99 Runs For | 63 Against | +36 Run Diff

“Step Bros showed serious fight,” said Ferrero. “They earned their way back to the final through sheer determination and power. They made it a tournament to remember.”

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️ ISPS: Building Legends on the Field

The ISPS (International Slow Pitch Softball) continues to raise the bar for competitive softball. With events like May Melee Madness, athletes are given not just a stage — but a championship-caliber platform to build legacy, forge chemistry, and compete for something bigger than just a win.

“Our mission is to create memories, opportunities, and milestones for slow-pitch athletes everywhere,” said Commissioner Ferrero. “UB wrote their story in bold letters this weekend.”

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