The Craziest Opponent Ever

I've played a lot of aggressive players in my time, but the opponent I played against today was just in a league of his own. I'm sure this happens regularly at the lower levels, but when you're talking about $100,000, I've never seen anything like it.

I really can't believe that I won this session. The swings were crazy, I would go from $100k, down to $30k, back up to $100k, and back down. He would out-flop me every single time. I know I probably shouldn't be whining since I won anyways, but I don't think I've ever run so bad in a single session. I must have had at least 30 pocket pairs, not one set. The guy was literally re-raising me EVERY single time I raised on the button, lol, it was insane.

There is just too many big hands to post, I will try to get the biggest ones in.

He starts off early on by cracking my Aces. He calls $8200 pre-flop OOP with T8s. Yes, that's 41 BB's, and we weren't even deep. Notice on the river, he doesn't go all-in, he leaves himself with a little under $3000.
Hand #1

I got lucky in this hand. Like I said, he was re-raising every single time, so I figured he had a random hand and would have to fold here. I wanted to show the 24 offsuit; a) to slow him down b) because I will have a real hand next time. He INSTA-calls me with AJ offsuit.
Hand #2

This one was a tough hand. I turn the nut straight with a J high flush draw on a 3 club board. I think I lost minimum.
Hand #3

I made a pretty big call here. If he bets the flop, I'm gone. On the turn, I'm pretty sure I'm good, and I just call. Notice, on the river he pushes all in, and doesn't leave himself with any chips. I go with my gut and make the call.
Hand #4

He regains the chip lead here. The river pretty much hooked me. I thought about folding, I don't know if I like my call here. Jack Seven is not supposed to lose!
Hand #5

This one is pretty simple. I turn the one card nut flush, and he somehow pays me off with the King high flush, even though the board pairs on the river.
Hand #6

Now he starts really going crazy. He calls $24k pre-flop with KQ against my AK and he wins.
Hand #7

This time he puts in $35k pre-flop with AJ. Again, he insta-called it. And of course he wins once again.
Hand #8

This was dirty.
Hand #9

Probably my sickest call ever. I almost timed out before I made the call. I just feel he would have raised 2 pair or better on the turn with 2 flush draws and 2 one card gutshots out there. At the same time, I was scared he might be bluffing with something like 66, that would have been sick. It's a "hate it or love it" hand.
Hand #10

This was your classic race. After seeing the turn, I thought "Finally, got him!". Uh, yeah, not quite.
Hand #11

This was the final hand. I flop 2 pair and it holds up. I was a little bit scared of AQ, but there's no way I can fold here. It was also the largest pot of the marathon session, at $128,360.
Hand #12

Sorry for posting so many hands, I tried to keep it short but I just couldn't leave most of these out. After the match, he said he wanted to play again on Sunday. I will do my best to play. Finished the day up ~$90k.