Here we go again everyone. I am TheAmazombie and this is your StarCraft 2 NewS Cast for Sunday, August 28th.
It was championship Sunday on the East Coast of United States with MLG Raleigh. We went into today with Koreans guaranteed 4 of the top 6 spots and a lot of strong foreigners in contention. For the championship brackets semifinals we first had Coca take on Puma. While Puma is one of the favorites to take the entire tourney, he fell to the might of Coca 2-0. The other match was Bomber, the other favorite picking apart DongRaeGu in an easy 2-0 victory. For the winner's bracket finals we had Bomber, in two very fast games, make Coca look outclassed 2-0.
Now, for the loser's bracket play from today.I will give a rundown of the earlier rounds:
Machine over InControl 2-1, Hero over Moonan 2-0, DeMuslim over Ret 2-1, TriMaster over Haypro 2-1. Next was Rain over Machine 2-0, Hero over Sheth 2-0, DeMuslim over Trickster 2-1, and TriMaster over Idra 2-1.
Next was Sjow taking out Rain 2-0, Hero over KiwiKaki 2-0, Nada over Select 2-0, and Huk over Noblesse 2-1.
This set up Sjow falling to Hero 2-1 and Nada tearing through Huk 2-0.
For the next semifinal round DongRaeGu took out Hero 4-3, and Nada showed the heart of a champion as he took down Puma 4-3. This brought on a brilliant moment where after his victory Nada came out of the booth and scream at the crowd "I am Nada!" It was a great moment to see.
The last two loser's bracket rounds were the great Nada falling to DRG 2-0, and Coca eliminating DRG 2-1. The finals were then set with Coca trying to come back in the extended series against Bomber.
These were some close matches, but in the end our champion is ST.Bomber in a 4-1 victory over SlayersCoca.
Congrats to Bomber for dominating nerds all weekend.
With his third place victory, this means that DRG has finally sealed a Code S spot. I am assuming that Sjow will receive one of the Code A positions as he is on his way to Korea anyway.
The only other news of note today was the release of the next 5 player names for the NASL season 2. Today we had Select, Rain, Moonan, Axslav, and Morrow. Only 15 more players to be announced within the next few days.
Coming up Monday morning are the GSL Code A finals as MarineKing will try to get back into Code S, but his challenger, Ganzi wants it as well. Tune in tomorrow for a complete rundown of that event.
Well, that's about all the news that we have for you tonight. Don't miss any of the action, but if you do you can find it here the next morning at SC2NewSCast.com.
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Monday, August 29, 2011
Thursday, July 7, 2011
StarCraft 2 NewSCast for Wednesday, July 6th
Alright everyone, here we go again. I am TheAmazombie and this is your StarCraft 2 News Cast for Wednesday, July 6th.
Well, a lot of news over my weekend here, so we will start with the GSL Code S play. First we had ro32 Day 3 action with group E consisting of SC, MVP, Zenio, and Byun. The winners were Zenio and Byun advancing with SC falling. The next match was group F with Nada, Keen, HongUn, and SuperNova. The winners were Nada and HongUn and Keen falls to the Up and Down Matches. The next day we had Group G with SangHo, Polt, Huk, and aLive. The winners were Polt and the foreign hero Huk with aLive dropping. Next we had group H with Inca, Kyrix, Bomber, and MC. The winners of this match were Bomber and MC with Inca falling.
In other tourney play we had the iCCup Korean weekly. This weeks winner was TSL.JYP taking the finals over ZeNEX.Life 4-2. Third and fourth place were ZenEX.Hack and Classic.PRIME.WE. Tune in to iCCup.tv on Mondays and Tuesdays for more Korean action.
In other news, we had the announcement by Day9 of the "After Hours Gaming League" which features 8 top tech companies like Amazon, Google, and Zynga fighting it out for charity and eSports promotion. Check out VODs and team information over at afterhoursgaming.tv. This week we also had the return of JP's State of the Game featuring the co-hosts Day9, Tyler, and Artosis. Be sure to check that out!
In team news we have the announcement that Trickster has joined StarTale and It's Gosu has signed the strong player HwangSin from Korea. Also the player ChoyaFou is being sent to MLG Anaheim by way of FXOpen. FXOBoss has said that Choya will be sporting an FXO jersey, but this is as a favor of respect, Choya has not left his team Fou.
Coming up this weekend we have the NASL Season 1 championships and we just got the first glance at some picture of the site. It is looking amazing as this should be a huge event. Be sure to tune into nasl.tv for those matches starting on Friday.
I do have a couple of updates for this week in that we have a new twitter finally. You can follow us there @sc2newscast. Also, due to previous engagements I will be out of town for a few days this weekend. I will try to do posts and if I have the equipment I will do podcasts. If I miss a day or two this weekend though, do not worry. I will be back.
Well, that's about all the news that we have for you tonight. Don't miss any of the action, but if you do you can find it here the next morning at SC2NewSCast.com.
Well, a lot of news over my weekend here, so we will start with the GSL Code S play. First we had ro32 Day 3 action with group E consisting of SC, MVP, Zenio, and Byun. The winners were Zenio and Byun advancing with SC falling. The next match was group F with Nada, Keen, HongUn, and SuperNova. The winners were Nada and HongUn and Keen falls to the Up and Down Matches. The next day we had Group G with SangHo, Polt, Huk, and aLive. The winners were Polt and the foreign hero Huk with aLive dropping. Next we had group H with Inca, Kyrix, Bomber, and MC. The winners of this match were Bomber and MC with Inca falling.
In other tourney play we had the iCCup Korean weekly. This weeks winner was TSL.JYP taking the finals over ZeNEX.Life 4-2. Third and fourth place were ZenEX.Hack and Classic.PRIME.WE. Tune in to iCCup.tv on Mondays and Tuesdays for more Korean action.
In other news, we had the announcement by Day9 of the "After Hours Gaming League" which features 8 top tech companies like Amazon, Google, and Zynga fighting it out for charity and eSports promotion. Check out VODs and team information over at afterhoursgaming.tv. This week we also had the return of JP's State of the Game featuring the co-hosts Day9, Tyler, and Artosis. Be sure to check that out!
In team news we have the announcement that Trickster has joined StarTale and It's Gosu has signed the strong player HwangSin from Korea. Also the player ChoyaFou is being sent to MLG Anaheim by way of FXOpen. FXOBoss has said that Choya will be sporting an FXO jersey, but this is as a favor of respect, Choya has not left his team Fou.
Coming up this weekend we have the NASL Season 1 championships and we just got the first glance at some picture of the site. It is looking amazing as this should be a huge event. Be sure to tune into nasl.tv for those matches starting on Friday.
I do have a couple of updates for this week in that we have a new twitter finally. You can follow us there @sc2newscast. Also, due to previous engagements I will be out of town for a few days this weekend. I will try to do posts and if I have the equipment I will do podcasts. If I miss a day or two this weekend though, do not worry. I will be back.
Well, that's about all the news that we have for you tonight. Don't miss any of the action, but if you do you can find it here the next morning at SC2NewSCast.com.
Sunday, June 19, 2011
StarCraft 2 NewSCast for Sunday. June 19th
Hello again everyone, I am TheAmazombie and this is your StarCraft 2 NewSCast for Sunday, June 19th.
So the dominating news is of course DreamHack, still going strong. Yesterday we had the final standings for the first 4 groups. Today we will cover the rest along with what bracket results we have so far.
First of all, in group play the top two of each group advance to the championship brackets. Here are the results for group E:
Huk tears through the division going 5-0, Moon: 4-1, Tarson: 2-3, LaLush: 2-3, Fury: 1-4, and Bischu: 1-4
Group F:
July: 5-0, HasuObs: 4-1, Thorzain: 3-2, Sjow: 2-3, Machine: 1-4, and Sushi: 0-5. I highly recommend the July/Thorzain series. All three amazing games.
In group G:
White-Ra: 5-0, Predy: 3-2, Goody: 3-2, Osho: 2-3, Jinro: 1-4, and Elfi: 1-4.
Finally, group H:
Bomber: 5-0, Mana: 3-2, Haypro: 2-3, Happy: 2-3, XLord: 2-3, and Sarens: 1-4.
These results have set up the top 16 players for the championship brackets. Here are the results from those matchups so far:
Socke eliminated Ret 2-1 and then Huk eliminated Predy 2-0 and will face Socke in the next round. Following that we had July take down Mana 2-1, and Sen take out Sase 2-0. Sen advances to meet up with July in the next round. Following that up we had Bomber take out HasuObs 2-0. Then we had the rematch of Idra and MC, one of the best rivalries in SC2 so far. Idra played strong, but MC played better taking him out 2-0. The final matches of the round of 16 consisted of White-Ra taking on Moon. This is one of the European favorites going up against the old WC3 veteran and in the end the Korean Moon takes the series 2-0.
The final match was BratOK taking on Naniwa and in the end Naniwa advances in a 2-0 victory to face Moon tomorrow, on Championship Monday at DreamHack. Catch those matches started early Monday morning at 1 AM PST.
We also had the final seed bracket for the NASL. With today's results, we know the entire bracket except for the Open Tourney winner which will be decided in the coming week. In today's play we had 4 players going head to head for a chance to face, well, to face the Emperor himself, SlayersBoxer live and in the flesh. The first match up was MC taking down Cruncher 2-0. The next match was Moman falling to Kiwikaki 2-1. The set up MC vs. Kiwikaki with MC taking the victory 2-0 so MC advances to the championships.
In other news, Quantic Gaming has announced their StarCraft 2 Division with a 7 man roster headed up by players such as Ahg and Baz, and DarkCell. Good luck to them in the future.
Well, that's about all the news that we have for you tonight. Don't miss any of the action, but if you do you can find it here the next morning at SC2NewSCast.com.
So the dominating news is of course DreamHack, still going strong. Yesterday we had the final standings for the first 4 groups. Today we will cover the rest along with what bracket results we have so far.
First of all, in group play the top two of each group advance to the championship brackets. Here are the results for group E:
Huk tears through the division going 5-0, Moon: 4-1, Tarson: 2-3, LaLush: 2-3, Fury: 1-4, and Bischu: 1-4
Group F:
July: 5-0, HasuObs: 4-1, Thorzain: 3-2, Sjow: 2-3, Machine: 1-4, and Sushi: 0-5. I highly recommend the July/Thorzain series. All three amazing games.
In group G:
White-Ra: 5-0, Predy: 3-2, Goody: 3-2, Osho: 2-3, Jinro: 1-4, and Elfi: 1-4.
Finally, group H:
Bomber: 5-0, Mana: 3-2, Haypro: 2-3, Happy: 2-3, XLord: 2-3, and Sarens: 1-4.
These results have set up the top 16 players for the championship brackets. Here are the results from those matchups so far:
Socke eliminated Ret 2-1 and then Huk eliminated Predy 2-0 and will face Socke in the next round. Following that we had July take down Mana 2-1, and Sen take out Sase 2-0. Sen advances to meet up with July in the next round. Following that up we had Bomber take out HasuObs 2-0. Then we had the rematch of Idra and MC, one of the best rivalries in SC2 so far. Idra played strong, but MC played better taking him out 2-0. The final matches of the round of 16 consisted of White-Ra taking on Moon. This is one of the European favorites going up against the old WC3 veteran and in the end the Korean Moon takes the series 2-0.
The final match was BratOK taking on Naniwa and in the end Naniwa advances in a 2-0 victory to face Moon tomorrow, on Championship Monday at DreamHack. Catch those matches started early Monday morning at 1 AM PST.
We also had the final seed bracket for the NASL. With today's results, we know the entire bracket except for the Open Tourney winner which will be decided in the coming week. In today's play we had 4 players going head to head for a chance to face, well, to face the Emperor himself, SlayersBoxer live and in the flesh. The first match up was MC taking down Cruncher 2-0. The next match was Moman falling to Kiwikaki 2-1. The set up MC vs. Kiwikaki with MC taking the victory 2-0 so MC advances to the championships.
In other news, Quantic Gaming has announced their StarCraft 2 Division with a 7 man roster headed up by players such as Ahg and Baz, and DarkCell. Good luck to them in the future.
Well, that's about all the news that we have for you tonight. Don't miss any of the action, but if you do you can find it here the next morning at SC2NewSCast.com.
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