Dev vs player monk tournament idea

During monk week that was out prior to the release of monks, there was a day we had the Dev's on their monk toons. They were mostly just fielding questions people might have had about the new monk class. I happened to be in the Wayward Lobster at the time on my monk, Inccubus and was talking to a Dev monk by the name of +Swiftice. She answered many questions and I got her to show off some of the monk skills to everyone. After she answered all our questions and it was about time for her to go, I asked her something before she left. I asked: When monks came live, at some point would she accept a dual of sorts with me. +Swiftice said yes.

So I am asking whichever Dev it was that was on +Swiftice, would you still be willing to go forward with the challenge I asked you those many weeks ago? If you are busy or not interested, I will understand. If you still want to do this, I would be glad to fight you one on one in a fair fight. If you want to keep this a private fight, I would go for that. But, if you want a public fight to maybe make it a semi-live event to get the players interested in it, I am fine by that as well.

In either case, I think rules or guidelines might need to be set up for this. Which is another reason I brought this to the forums. To get feedback from other players or you about any guidelines we might set up prior to this. If it takes place.

I only have 2 real rules to toss out there for this. No "God-mode". And no one is allowed to take a peek at my Monk character in game right now. I am not saying any Dev would do either of those but I feel I at least need to set that on the table.

The rest is up to everyone else. Such as other ideas, suggestions, rules, etc. for this. This is suppose to be a friendly match so keep that in mind. I will make all of this official (Time, date, etc) once I get enough feedback from everyone else and "if" my challenge is even accepted at all. Thanks for all who wish to respond to this in advance. And also, thanks in advance to +Swiftice if she cares to respond publicly or privately about this.