The Warcraft III NGL-One finals took a long time to reach, with the last games of the season completed over a month ago. The pros stood strong against one another in NGL-One’s king of the hill format, leaving each other little room to breathe. Some rose to the occassion, some had their GG’s ready before sitting down. After all was said and done, MYM went home with another title under their belt, ready for another season.
Most valuable Player: MYM.Lucifer
No one can deny it. Lucifer began with knocking over mouz by himself, and clinching the final point for MYM to take away the win. His skill with the Undead race really came out this time; very in-sync in every game. Check his replays if you get the chance.
Most disappointing Player: Fly100%
Fly never made it to the finals because of logistics issues. His presence would’ve boosted mouz’s chances to win. Mouz’s lineup was simply not strong enough without him. Let’s hope he comes around next time.
Watch or Die: MYM.Lucifer v mouz.ToD (Lost Temple)
I couldn’t possibly write up a match report to do this game justice. Both players going Tri-Hero, ToD as mouz’s last resort, Lucifer hungry for the full-kill; if there’s one game you have to see, it’s this one.
Spectators’ nightmare: The maps
Seriously, while the Starcraft world has more maps for the pro leagues alone, Warcraft has suffered from the same old map pool for ages and ages. Blizzard, please, patch up Warcraft before Starcraft II comes out.
MYM managed to defeat SK to win the NGL-One Warcraft III finals.
Meet Your Makers
After the disbandment of 4Kings’ Warcraft III squad, the ‘net was rife with rumors and speculation about where Manuel “Grubby” Schenkhuizen would end up. Wait no more: Grubby has officially joined MeetYourMakers, rounding out a powerhouse lineup.
The world’s highest-earning Warcraft 3 player (in both salary and prize money) Jang “Spirit Moon” JaeHo has added $10,000 to his account beating Chun “Sweet” Jung Hee in the final. The gentleman in the nice hat will be going to New York City to defend his GGL DigitalLife title.
Nearly the entire iCoke Warcraft 3 tournament in Chengdu, China, was played out today. Chun “Sweet” Jung Hee has won the upper bracket and awaits his opponent in the grand final. It will be one of the trio of Jang “Spirit Moon” Jae Ho, June “Lyn” Park, or Wei Liang “Fly100″ Lu. The victor takes $10,000 and wins a trip to New York City to play in the DigitalLife Pro/Am tournament later this month.
This weekend we have two twin tournaments in South Korea - the International E-Sports Festival 2007 (formerly called the China Korea Cyber Games) in Gangneung and the World E-Sports Games e-Stars 2007 event in Seoul. Both had 
SK Gaming’s Sung Sik “ReMinD” Kim has won $20,000 in the WEG e-Stars 2007 Warcraft 3 tournament by defeating Jang “Spirit Moon” JaeHo in the grand final. It is the seventh tournament this year won by a Night Elf player and the third where two NE players are in the final. 
