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Team SpiritZero has been busy as a bee lately. They recently held a qualifier for Tokyo Game Show, and now they have doubled up their exposure of Korean players to the world by hosting a Southeast Asia Majors qualifier as well. On Saturday, September 3rd, 52 of Korea’s best gathered in the city of Anyang, just south of Seoul.  The result was a relative unknown outside of Korea–a Ryu player known as Jungjil–narrowly edging out the people’s champion of Street Fighter V Crash, Sandbag, to take the entry to SEAM 2016.

SpiritZero has posted the replay of the tournament on Youtube, which features some of the usual suspects in Korea. As well as the aforementioned Jungjil and Sandbag, look for matches from 200won, Nin (again registered as Parkhyunkyu), M. Lizard, Jun8, diabloDOC, Xyzzy, and many more. This event again features Korean commentary by murderK and Razer’s Infiltration.

Source: SPIRITZERO

This week’s Best of III is a real treat, as we begin to see the inner workings of a tournament series that has suddenly blown up to gigantic proportions. The team talks with Mono and Maricarmen, the tournament organizers for First Attack in Puerto Rico. They discuss the origins of First Attack, and their motivation for running successful events. They also talk about why First Attack has been able to grow in such a short time, and the Puerto Rican influence within the Fighting Game Community.

Later, they talk to F3’s Antwan “Alucard” Ortiz, who talks about why he picked Balrog to counter Liquid|NuckleDu’s Nash at Absolute Battle. He also talks about his jumping around various titles, his training regimen, and his plan moving forward in future events.  For that and more, tune in to the video and watch!

Source: Daily Dot Esports

This week’s Best of III is a real treat, as we begin to see the inner workings of a tournament series that has suddenly blown up to gigantic proportions. The team talks with Mono and Maricarmen, the tournament organizers for First Attack in Puerto Rico. They discuss the origins of First Attack, and their motivation for running successful events. They also talk about why First Attack has been able to grow in such a short time, and the Puerto Rican influence within the Fighting Game Community.

Later, they talk to F3’s Antwan “Alucard” Ortiz, who talks about why he picked Balrog to counter Liquid|NuckleDu’s Nash at Absolute Battle. He also talks about his jumping around various titles, his training regimen, and his plan moving forward in future events.  For that and more, tune in to the video and watch!

Source: Daily Dot Esports