Fnatic picked up Clan Go in a move restoring their status in the Warcraft III world. Clan Go has had trouble finding a stable organization in the past, parting ways with NoA after their absence from the NGL-One Finals. Fnatic had to separate from its Warcraft III team not too long ago, creating a mutual interest for both teams.
Focus and Shy rejoin Clan Go after some time at MYM. Both players are top notch and produce great results, bolstering the team’s status even more. Unfortunately, Ohjie was pulled into the Korean military. Expect some good results now, with Clan Go backed by a great sponsor and with a great lineup.
Their current roster:
- fnatic.Shy
- fnatic.FoCuS
- fnatic.Space
- fnatic.MinHyuk
- fnatic.Kei
- fnatic.YanGe
The LAN finals of the ClanBase EuroCup XV tournament ended the way everyone expected - the winner in Warcraft 3 was Manuel “Grubby” Schenkuizen and the victors in CS 1.6 and CoD2 were Team NoA and Tek-9 respectively.
Warcraft 3
Only the lower bracket finals and the grand finals were played on Sunday. The first games ended for Warcraft 3, where the last-minute standin Przemyslaw “Paladyn” Wadon played Grubby for the title. Paladyn was a replacement for Radoslav “Diesel” Kolev who withdrew from the tournament two days before the finals. Paladyn beat Daniel “LiiLD.C” Claesson in the lower bracket final 2-1 today. Continued…
The finals of the ClanBase EuroCup XV are taking place in Enschede, the Netherlands, this weekend. The best Warcraft 3 players and the best Call of Duty 2 and Counter-Strike 1.6 teams of the competition have gathered in the WZRRD gaming center to duke it out for €20,000 in cash sponsored by PokerStrategy.cc and SteelSeries. Continued…
Last weekend had a bountiful amount of esports action with ESL’s European Nations Cup and NGL One finals at Games Convention in Leipzig and the World Series of Video Games in Toronto. Well over $150,000 was given out in cash prizes.
NGL ONE
NGL One has had two LAN finals for their Counter-Strike 1.6 and Warcraft 3 leagues with four teams in a double elimination bracket in each of those. For CS 1.6, the Swedish team Fnatic won in a competition with Team NoA, Mousesports and SK Gaming.
Fnatic went through the bracket beating SK in the semi final (2-0) and Mousesports in the UB final (2-1). SK Gaming came back to the grand final from the lower bracket after beating NoA and Mouz, 2-1 each. Fnatic was the best lineup of the tournament and solidified their position as one of the most consistent teams this year, next to Made in Brazil and PGS Gaming. Continued…
