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Tuesday, December 6, 2011
Saturday, October 29, 2011
NewSCast for 28-Oct-11
Here we go again everyone. I am TheAmazombie and this is your StarCraft 2 NewSCast for Friday, October 28th.
Well, again not a ton of action or news for the day. We did have the Division 3 play in the NASL. The matches for today were HwangSin over Jinro 2-0. Next was a walkover given to Kiwikaki over SoftBall. The final match was Idra taking down Sjow 2-1. The division standings after 6 weeks of play are:
Idra 5-2, Morrow 4-1, Kiwikaki 4-1, Jinro 3-3, Socke 3-2, HwangSin 2-3, Sjow 1-4, and SoftBall 0-5.
We also had the Loser's Finals and Final matches in the MLG Global Invitational. The loser's finals was MVP over Bomber 4-3. This led to the finals between MVP and MMA with MVP taking the series 4-2. We will be seeing these players face one another at MLG Providence.
In other news, we have the announcement that Korean Zerg player Zenio has left team oGs and is looking for another team due to housing conflicts. He was a former Code S player, now dropped down into the Code A area. Let's see who picks him up.
Also we have the announcement that July and Bomber from the team StarTale will be coming to GamesX in Stockholm. Also Stephano, Clide, and Puma were announced to be heading over to DreamHack Winter also in Sweden. They join players like MC, White-Ra, Huk, and DRG at that event.
In other very exciting news, there was a huge article from Korea stating that many pro Brood War players and teams are starting to slowly practice for StarCraft 2 knowing that KeSPA is leaning towards adding it to the ProLeague. There are many anonymous quotes, no exact names attached, but players are confirming this as well. Slasher also tweeted that the last Bonjwa, Flash, is one of those players as he is recovering from surgery. Could this be that we are moving closer and closer to the end of Brood War as we know it? We will just have to wait and see.
Well, that's about all the news that we have for you tonight. Don't miss any ov the action, but if you do you can find it here the next morning at SC2NewSCast.com.
Well, again not a ton of action or news for the day. We did have the Division 3 play in the NASL. The matches for today were HwangSin over Jinro 2-0. Next was a walkover given to Kiwikaki over SoftBall. The final match was Idra taking down Sjow 2-1. The division standings after 6 weeks of play are:
Idra 5-2, Morrow 4-1, Kiwikaki 4-1, Jinro 3-3, Socke 3-2, HwangSin 2-3, Sjow 1-4, and SoftBall 0-5.
We also had the Loser's Finals and Final matches in the MLG Global Invitational. The loser's finals was MVP over Bomber 4-3. This led to the finals between MVP and MMA with MVP taking the series 4-2. We will be seeing these players face one another at MLG Providence.
In other news, we have the announcement that Korean Zerg player Zenio has left team oGs and is looking for another team due to housing conflicts. He was a former Code S player, now dropped down into the Code A area. Let's see who picks him up.
Also we have the announcement that July and Bomber from the team StarTale will be coming to GamesX in Stockholm. Also Stephano, Clide, and Puma were announced to be heading over to DreamHack Winter also in Sweden. They join players like MC, White-Ra, Huk, and DRG at that event.
In other very exciting news, there was a huge article from Korea stating that many pro Brood War players and teams are starting to slowly practice for StarCraft 2 knowing that KeSPA is leaning towards adding it to the ProLeague. There are many anonymous quotes, no exact names attached, but players are confirming this as well. Slasher also tweeted that the last Bonjwa, Flash, is one of those players as he is recovering from surgery. Could this be that we are moving closer and closer to the end of Brood War as we know it? We will just have to wait and see.
Well, that's about all the news that we have for you tonight. Don't miss any ov the action, but if you do you can find it here the next morning at SC2NewSCast.com.
Tuesday, July 5, 2011
StarCraft 2 Weekly Edit - Interview with Ahnaris
Hey there everyone, I am TheAmazombie and this is your SC2NewSCast Weekly Edit. This week I have an interview with AhnarisStarcraft (youtube.com/AhnarisStarCraft) about his casting history as well as the future of casting and viewer interaction. Take a listen, check out Ahnaris, and hopefully this is enjoyable. I have come more interviews lined up, so tune in later for those.
There were some audio issues that I explain in the cast. Please be patient with them. I am still kind of new, I know what I am doing in general, but sometimes things happen and I will try my best to fix them for the future. Thanks!
There were some audio issues that I explain in the cast. Please be patient with them. I am still kind of new, I know what I am doing in general, but sometimes things happen and I will try my best to fix them for the future. Thanks!
Sunday, July 3, 2011
Cast of the Week - Nada on Metalopolis
Well, here we go everyone with your StarCraft 2 Cast of the Week starring one of the Korean fan favorites, oGs.Nada facing some Protoss that I am not sure who it is. If you know, please post in the comments below.
...well, I did due a cast but somehow in the upload to youtube something happened to the video encoding. It was perfect when I uploaded it, but it ended up scrambled and mixed. I will try to reupload it soon. Sorry for that!
(I will try to do an extra cast or something to make up for it...it was a boring game anyway! Haha!)
...well, I did due a cast but somehow in the upload to youtube something happened to the video encoding. It was perfect when I uploaded it, but it ended up scrambled and mixed. I will try to reupload it soon. Sorry for that!
(I will try to do an extra cast or something to make up for it...it was a boring game anyway! Haha!)
Wednesday, June 29, 2011
Cast of the Week - RatzDeezer vs. SCDPride
Here is my first attempt at casting. I am still playing with sound levels and editing and all that stuff. This is just a short game between the trolls Deezer and Pride that I decided to do to test out casting. Thanks for all of the support and let me know what you think.
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.
StarCraft 2 NewSCast for Saturday, June 18th
Hello again everyone. I am TheAmazombie and this is your StarCraft 2 NewS Cast for Saturday, June 18th.
Well, DreamHack, DreamHack, and more DreamHack content to go over. I covered a bit yesterday from the start. Here are the overall standings in group play so far, the top 2 from each qualify for the main championship bracket:
Group A:
Naniwa: 5-0, Ret: 3-2, Strelok: 3-2, Jimpo: 2-3, Tyler 1-4, and Moman 1-4.
GroupB:
Socke: 4-1, BratOK: 4-1, Dimaga: 3-2, Morrow: 2-3, NightEnd: 2-3, and DieStar at 0-5
Group C:
Sase: 4-1, Idra: 3-2, Grubby: 3-2, Merz: 2-3, Naama: 1-4, and Kas: 1-4.
Group D:
MC: 5-0, Sen: 4-1, Cloud: 3-2, AdelScott: 2-3, TT1: 1-4, and Naugrim: 0-5
DreamHack day 2 is still going on as I speak, so I am going to finish up with the reports on that until tomorrow.
In NASL playoff action the players were fighting for the championship bracket seed 14 to face Strelok. The first match was Sjow taking on DarkForce in a TvZ. This match was an epic back and forth slugfest, but in the end only one can make it out and today the winner was Darkforce after mining out Metalopolis. After that match we had MoleTrap getting his head shaved which transitioned into Naniwa taking on Axslav. Axslav played strong, but fell to the power of Naniwa. This set up a match between Naniwa and Darkforce for the bracket spot. The match only took 2 games, but it was 2 hard fought games as DarkForce took out Naniwa to advance.
Well, that's about all the news that I have for you tonight. Time to watch more DreamHack. Don't miss any of the action, but if you do you can find the results right here at SC2NewSCast.com.
Well, DreamHack, DreamHack, and more DreamHack content to go over. I covered a bit yesterday from the start. Here are the overall standings in group play so far, the top 2 from each qualify for the main championship bracket:
Group A:
Naniwa: 5-0, Ret: 3-2, Strelok: 3-2, Jimpo: 2-3, Tyler 1-4, and Moman 1-4.
GroupB:
Socke: 4-1, BratOK: 4-1, Dimaga: 3-2, Morrow: 2-3, NightEnd: 2-3, and DieStar at 0-5
Group C:
Sase: 4-1, Idra: 3-2, Grubby: 3-2, Merz: 2-3, Naama: 1-4, and Kas: 1-4.
Group D:
MC: 5-0, Sen: 4-1, Cloud: 3-2, AdelScott: 2-3, TT1: 1-4, and Naugrim: 0-5
DreamHack day 2 is still going on as I speak, so I am going to finish up with the reports on that until tomorrow.
In NASL playoff action the players were fighting for the championship bracket seed 14 to face Strelok. The first match was Sjow taking on DarkForce in a TvZ. This match was an epic back and forth slugfest, but in the end only one can make it out and today the winner was Darkforce after mining out Metalopolis. After that match we had MoleTrap getting his head shaved which transitioned into Naniwa taking on Axslav. Axslav played strong, but fell to the power of Naniwa. This set up a match between Naniwa and Darkforce for the bracket spot. The match only took 2 games, but it was 2 hard fought games as DarkForce took out Naniwa to advance.
Well, that's about all the news that I have for you tonight. Time to watch more DreamHack. Don't miss any of the action, but if you do you can find the results right here at SC2NewSCast.com.
Sunday, June 5, 2011
StarCraft 2 NewSCast for Saturday, June 4th
Alright everyone, I am TheAmazombie and this is your StarCraft 2 NewSCast for Saturday, June 4th.
Well well well. We had a full day of amazing matches over at MLG Columbus. First, in pool play, here are the placements:
Group A:
Naniwa: 4-1, Slush: 3-2, Moon: 3-2, Fenix: 3-2, Drewbie: 2-3, and Gretorp: 0-5
Group B:
MMA: 5-0, July: 4-1, Sheth: 3-2, Sjow: 2-3, Kiwikaki: 1-4, and Moonan: 0-5.
Group C:
Idra: 4-1, MC: 4-1, Ret: 3-2, Thorzain: 3-2, Tyler: 1-4, and Select at 0-5
and Group D:
Losira: 5-0, Haypro: 3-2, InControl: 2-3, Machine: 2-3, Major: 2-3, and TLO: 1-4.
Now I have to recommend checking out a few matches including Sjow vs. MMA, as well as July vs. MMA as Game 2 of that matchup was truly epic.
Now, for tomorrow in the Championship bracket we will have Naniwa facing off against Lorisa and Idra taking on MMA. Those will both be some exciting matches. As for the Championship Loser's bracket, we had the first 2 rounds played tonight and here are the results:
Cruncher went 2-1 against Agh, and then went 2-0 over Gretorp. Next was Vibe going 2-0 over Morrow and then taking out TLO 2-0. Then there was QXC go 2-1 over Axslav and then fall 2-1 to Select. The last matches in those rounds were KawaiiRice going 2-0 over Namchir and then going 2-1 over Moonan. To start off lower bracket play tomorrow we will have Cruncher taking on Kiwikaki, Tyler taking on Vibe, Select vs. InControl, and Drewbie vs. KawaiiRice.
Also tonight we had week 8, division 4 play over at the NASL. We had 2 more walkovers tonight. These are due to the fact that some players are giving up because of their chances this late in the tourney as well as due to MLG week. Here are the results:
Select gets the 2-0 walkover from BratOK, Ret continued his dominance as he went 2-0 over Catz, HasuObs took the series from Stalife 2-1, MC got the 2-0 walkover from Goody, and finally there was ACE taking the series 2-1 over Machine. Here are the standings in the division after 8 weeks:
Select: 7-1, Ret: 6-2, Ace: 6-2, HasuObs: 5-3, MC: 5-3, Stalife: 3-5, BratOK: 3-5, Goody: 2-6, Catz: 1-7, and Machine at 1-7.
Make sure to mark off everything for Sunday as it is both Championship Sunday at MLG as well as NASL Group of Death play. This is an exciting time if StarCraft fans.
That's all the news we have for you tonight. Don't miss any of the action, but if you do you can find it here the next day at SC2NewSCast.com.
Well well well. We had a full day of amazing matches over at MLG Columbus. First, in pool play, here are the placements:
Group A:
Naniwa: 4-1, Slush: 3-2, Moon: 3-2, Fenix: 3-2, Drewbie: 2-3, and Gretorp: 0-5
Group B:
MMA: 5-0, July: 4-1, Sheth: 3-2, Sjow: 2-3, Kiwikaki: 1-4, and Moonan: 0-5.
Group C:
Idra: 4-1, MC: 4-1, Ret: 3-2, Thorzain: 3-2, Tyler: 1-4, and Select at 0-5
and Group D:
Losira: 5-0, Haypro: 3-2, InControl: 2-3, Machine: 2-3, Major: 2-3, and TLO: 1-4.
Now I have to recommend checking out a few matches including Sjow vs. MMA, as well as July vs. MMA as Game 2 of that matchup was truly epic.
Now, for tomorrow in the Championship bracket we will have Naniwa facing off against Lorisa and Idra taking on MMA. Those will both be some exciting matches. As for the Championship Loser's bracket, we had the first 2 rounds played tonight and here are the results:
Cruncher went 2-1 against Agh, and then went 2-0 over Gretorp. Next was Vibe going 2-0 over Morrow and then taking out TLO 2-0. Then there was QXC go 2-1 over Axslav and then fall 2-1 to Select. The last matches in those rounds were KawaiiRice going 2-0 over Namchir and then going 2-1 over Moonan. To start off lower bracket play tomorrow we will have Cruncher taking on Kiwikaki, Tyler taking on Vibe, Select vs. InControl, and Drewbie vs. KawaiiRice.
Also tonight we had week 8, division 4 play over at the NASL. We had 2 more walkovers tonight. These are due to the fact that some players are giving up because of their chances this late in the tourney as well as due to MLG week. Here are the results:
Select gets the 2-0 walkover from BratOK, Ret continued his dominance as he went 2-0 over Catz, HasuObs took the series from Stalife 2-1, MC got the 2-0 walkover from Goody, and finally there was ACE taking the series 2-1 over Machine. Here are the standings in the division after 8 weeks:
Select: 7-1, Ret: 6-2, Ace: 6-2, HasuObs: 5-3, MC: 5-3, Stalife: 3-5, BratOK: 3-5, Goody: 2-6, Catz: 1-7, and Machine at 1-7.
Make sure to mark off everything for Sunday as it is both Championship Sunday at MLG as well as NASL Group of Death play. This is an exciting time if StarCraft fans.
That's all the news we have for you tonight. Don't miss any of the action, but if you do you can find it here the next day at SC2NewSCast.com.
Friday, May 27, 2011
NewSCast for Thursday, May 26th
Here we go everyone, I am TheAmazombie and this is your SC2 NewSCast for Thursday, May 26th.
Let's start with GSL Super Tournament action from early this morning. We first had HongUn go 2-1 over Moon, then Revival looked very strong as he took down Ensnare 2-0. To follow that up FruitDealer gave up the match to Ace 2-1, and finally MarineKing was still dominant as he took down Squirtle 2-0.
Before I go on to IPL action with White-Ra, we had some other White-Ra news today as he has signed with a new team, TTeSports. It is not as much a team, at least not yet, as a new sponsorship. Will he be leading and putting together a team? We can only hope and speculate.
As for White-Ra, he played today in IPL qualifier action, seed play, under the new title Tt.White-Ra as he went 2-0 over Drewbie. Also we had Nerchio go 2-0 over the powerful Thorzain. Next was State going 2-0 over Nightend, Ranged going 2-1 over Goody, White-Ra going 2-0 over Ranged, and finally Mana going 2-1 over DieStar.
On to NASL Week 7 Division 2 play. Here are the results: Sjow took down qxc 2-0, Darkforce beat Ensnare 2-1, iNControl beat White-Ra 2-1, Cruncher won against MoMan 2-1, and finally July rolled over TT1 2-0. As for the overall standings, we have:
July at 6-1
Sjow at 5-2
White-Ra: 5-2
Darkforce: 4-3
Incontrol: 4-3
Ensnare: 3-4
Cruncher and TT1 at 3-4
Moman at 2-5
and still winless is qxc at 0-7.
That's 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 day at SC2NewSCast.com.
Let's start with GSL Super Tournament action from early this morning. We first had HongUn go 2-1 over Moon, then Revival looked very strong as he took down Ensnare 2-0. To follow that up FruitDealer gave up the match to Ace 2-1, and finally MarineKing was still dominant as he took down Squirtle 2-0.
Before I go on to IPL action with White-Ra, we had some other White-Ra news today as he has signed with a new team, TTeSports. It is not as much a team, at least not yet, as a new sponsorship. Will he be leading and putting together a team? We can only hope and speculate.
As for White-Ra, he played today in IPL qualifier action, seed play, under the new title Tt.White-Ra as he went 2-0 over Drewbie. Also we had Nerchio go 2-0 over the powerful Thorzain. Next was State going 2-0 over Nightend, Ranged going 2-1 over Goody, White-Ra going 2-0 over Ranged, and finally Mana going 2-1 over DieStar.
On to NASL Week 7 Division 2 play. Here are the results: Sjow took down qxc 2-0, Darkforce beat Ensnare 2-1, iNControl beat White-Ra 2-1, Cruncher won against MoMan 2-1, and finally July rolled over TT1 2-0. As for the overall standings, we have:
July at 6-1
Sjow at 5-2
White-Ra: 5-2
Darkforce: 4-3
Incontrol: 4-3
Ensnare: 3-4
Cruncher and TT1 at 3-4
Moman at 2-5
and still winless is qxc at 0-7.
That's 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 day at SC2NewSCast.com.
Thursday, May 26, 2011
NewSCast for Wednesday, May 25th
Here we go, I am TheAmazombie and this is your SC2 NewSCast for Wednesday, May 25th.
First news, Day9 is back from his trip, so if you are needing your daily fix, the man is back.
In tourney news, we had the NASL Week 7 division 1 play tonight. The maps were Tal'darim Altar, Metalopolis, and Crevasse. The first match was Moon tearing through TLO 2-0. The next match was an awarded walk-over for Morrow over Artosis 2-0. The next match was Vibe taking on Rainbow and Vibe took that series 2-0. The next match was an cheese, I mean, micro fest between Grubby and Kiwikaki with Grubby remaining winless as he fell 2-0. The anchor match of the night was Fenix taking on Sheth and Fnatic should be proud of their Terran Fenix because lately he has been looking very strong in the 2-0 victory over Sheth. As a bonus tonight, we had the match between Fenix and Morrow that was postponed last week. In that match, Fenix still looked strong but fell to Morrow 2-1.
Here are the current standings after 7 weeks of play:
Morrow: 6-1
Kiwikaki: 5-2
Fenix: 5-2
Moon: 5-2
Sheth: 5-2
TLO: 3-4
Vibe: 3-4
Rainbow: 2-5
Artosis: 1-6
Grubby: 0-7
In other action, we had more IPL qualifier play as Ranged went 3-2 over Frisky, Goody went 3-1 over StrifeCro, and White-Ra went 3-1 over Inka. All winners qualify for IPL season 2 play.
Also tonight we had more week 3 play from EG's Master's Cup as team Dignitas took on team Millennium and Dignitas took it 3-1.
Oh, what else...the GSL super tourney, that's what else. We had day 3 play as Tester went 2-0 over YuGiOh, TheBest went 2-0 over Jjun, Boxer fell to Genuis 2-1, and in the last match we had Min take the series over July 2-1.
Well, that's all the news that I have for you today. Don't miss any of the action, but if you do you can find it here the next morning at SC2NewSCast.com
First news, Day9 is back from his trip, so if you are needing your daily fix, the man is back.
In tourney news, we had the NASL Week 7 division 1 play tonight. The maps were Tal'darim Altar, Metalopolis, and Crevasse. The first match was Moon tearing through TLO 2-0. The next match was an awarded walk-over for Morrow over Artosis 2-0. The next match was Vibe taking on Rainbow and Vibe took that series 2-0. The next match was an cheese, I mean, micro fest between Grubby and Kiwikaki with Grubby remaining winless as he fell 2-0. The anchor match of the night was Fenix taking on Sheth and Fnatic should be proud of their Terran Fenix because lately he has been looking very strong in the 2-0 victory over Sheth. As a bonus tonight, we had the match between Fenix and Morrow that was postponed last week. In that match, Fenix still looked strong but fell to Morrow 2-1.
Here are the current standings after 7 weeks of play:
Morrow: 6-1
Kiwikaki: 5-2
Fenix: 5-2
Moon: 5-2
Sheth: 5-2
TLO: 3-4
Vibe: 3-4
Rainbow: 2-5
Artosis: 1-6
Grubby: 0-7
In other action, we had more IPL qualifier play as Ranged went 3-2 over Frisky, Goody went 3-1 over StrifeCro, and White-Ra went 3-1 over Inka. All winners qualify for IPL season 2 play.
Also tonight we had more week 3 play from EG's Master's Cup as team Dignitas took on team Millennium and Dignitas took it 3-1.
Oh, what else...the GSL super tourney, that's what else. We had day 3 play as Tester went 2-0 over YuGiOh, TheBest went 2-0 over Jjun, Boxer fell to Genuis 2-1, and in the last match we had Min take the series over July 2-1.
Well, that's all the news that I have for you today. 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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