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[Worlds 2019] Hong Kong Attitude advance to the Group Stage in a 3-1 victory over Isurus Gaming
When the Play-In Knockout matches were drawn, HKA vs ISG was the one match casters and viewers called out as the main hope for a 2nd Seed to make it through to Groups. And while the series was close, HKA advanced after four games. Here's how they did it.
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[Worlds 2019] SKT Clid: "I want to show that I'm a better version of myself."
As SKT T1 prepared to board their flight to participate in the 2019 LoL World Championship, Kim ‘Clid’ Tae-min also shared his thoughts about the tournament. He promised to continue to show his prowess in his teamwork.
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Blizzard has removed Blitzchung from Grandmasters and banned him from competing in Hearthstone following his on-stream Hong Kong protest
Last Sunday, Hong Kong Hearthstone player Ng "blitzchung" Wai Chung caused quite the stir. As reported by Inven Global, Blitzchung appeared on the official Hearthstone Taiwan stream after his Grandmas
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[Worlds 2019] SKT Faker: “Our biggest adversary in this tournament is no one but ourselves.”
On the 8th (KST), SK Telecom T1 prepared to board their flights alongside Griffin to participate group stages of the 2019 LoL World Championship. As expected, the player that received the most attention was Faker.
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[Worlds 2019] GRF Lehends: “Our initial goal is to make it into the semifinals… When we do, then the championship trophy is next.”
On the 8th (KST), Griffin left Korea to participate in the group stages of the 2019 LoL World Championship. Griffin's support player, Son ‘Lehends' Si-woo, shared his thoughts about their tenure in the upcoming tournament.
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OWL steps further into limelight with sinatraa and Super appearance on Fallon; Robot Chicken sketch
Stop-motion animated comedy sketch series put esports in its sights for the first time in the form of an OWL-focused segment, and on Monday, October 7, San Francisco Shock stars Jay "sinatraa" Won and Matthew "Super" DeLisi joined Jimmy Fallon on The Tonight Show following Shock's first Overwatch League championship.
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[Worlds 2019] Bang interviews Cody Sun: "I don't think any of us are scared, and everyone is actually really excited to play in Group C."
As you may have heard, Inven Global has a special reporter on-site at the League of Legends World Championship this year: legendary botlaner Bae "Bang" Jun-sik is at the event as an interviewer. On th
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[Worlds 2019] CG Huni: "Today, NA beat KR, because we 3-0’d our opponents, while DAMWON 3-1’d theirs. NA 3rd seed is better than KR 3rd seed."
On the 7th, Clutch Gaming took down Royal Youth in the second match of the play-in knockout stage of the play-in knockout stages. Huni and Lira shared their thoughts in the post-game interview.
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[Worlds 2019] DAMWON ShowMaker: "I think Team Liquid isn't that strong compared to IG. I don't think they'll be that hard to beat."
Congratulations on your victory! In the first match Lowkey Esports actually managed to stand up against you, and beat you. What went through your head when that happened? In a Best of 5 the first game
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[Worlds 2019] Clutch Gaming advance to the Group Stage after dominant 3-0 victory over Royal Youth
Clutch Gaming proves their worth silencing the doubters and dissenters, qualifying to the Worlds 2019 Group Stage after a quick and easy 3-0 victory over their Turkish opponents, Royal Youth. But it wasn't just the Huni show, Clutch brought something more.
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[Worlds 2019] Damwon Gaming defeats Lowkey in 4, advances to the Group Stage
Damwon Gaming advance after an incredibly entertaining series against Vietnamese squad, Lowkey Esports. After losing Game 1 in a throwback lane swap from Lowkey, Damwon turns around the series, playing each game stronger than the last. Find out how they win their series and who was the man of the match here.
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Everyone remembers 'The Longshot' from Worlds 2016, but what about the game after it?
The Longshot is an iconic moment in Worlds history, and a defining play in PraY's storied career as one of the greatest AD Carries to ever play the game. However, it is not The Longshot in game 2, but in fact, the following game 3 performance that solidified Pray as the greatest Ashe player of all time.
