So we’re down to the final four in the RRFF awards. Less than a week from now the winners will finally be announced. If the polls seem to be shorter this year that’s probably because we cut it down from three months to four weeks. With the end near, here is how they stack up.
Best Company:
No shock here. Evil Angel is in line to win yet another award. Check out the top 10 directors list and this is a no-brainer. Red Light District may put up a bit of a fight, but I may have to change this award to the “Evil Angel Best Company” Award.
Best Newbie:
Taryn Thomas is running the most aggressive campaign of the year and she’s just about doubling up on the competition. Hilary Scott and Jasmine Bryne (Whose name could find its way onto an RRCC trophy next month) are running a close second, but it will take a miracle to slow down the Taryn express.
Best Male Performer:
This two-way race between Erik Everhard and Manuel Ferrara should be very interesting. So far they are quite a bit ahead of both Brandon Iron and Rocco Siffredi. This one could go either way, but I am predicting a repeat win for Erik.
Best Female Performer:
Once again we have Taryn Thomas polling really well. She and Katja Kassin have opened a big early lead over last year’s winner Monica Sweetheart and last year’s runner-up Teagan Presley. We haven’t seen anyone campaign this hard for an award since Bisexual Britni pulled the most surprising win in the history of the RRFF. Now she stands a decent chance of winning both Best Female and Best Newbie in the same year. I’ll put my money on Katja, but a half a cheek.
Best Director:
Jules Jordan may have to pull a Michael Jordan and retire for a few years to give someone else a chance to win this award. On the verge of his fifth straight victory he has a huge lead already over Mike John, Joey Silvera and Rocco Siffredi. The only question now is whether or not Robbie D will be able to get one of the DP girls to blow me in exchange for Jules’ trophy.
Most Wanted Celebrity:
For the first time the winner of this award will not be a pop princess. Britney and Lindsay are already out of the running. My personal favorite, Jennifer Love Hewitt is running well behind Angelina Jolie and surprise leader Jessica Alba. My money here is on Angelina. I think she has worked the same magic on the voters that she uses to nail every guy who works with her.
