Hosted by War3 Egg Tower Fly, sponsored by Betta TV, OBSBOT Obscar, Shark Fit, and Sky Battle Platform, and supported by Yangtze Sports News, SCBOY, and Motan Intelligence BureauThe ProIron WAL (Warcraft All-Star League) concluded the final day of June on June 23rd.
In the 1v1 project, the card number defeated Sok in the final of the lower bracket, thus getting the opportunity to challenge Happy again. Prior to this, although the card number had lost 19 consecutive games against Happy, it was a 2-3 defeat many times, and the gap between the two sides was not as big as the record showed. I thought the final would be quite intense, but I didn't expect to wait for a one-sided massacre of Happy.
In the first game, Happy opened a mine easily, and the card number wanted to deal with the mine, but the mine was repelled by Happy's wave of puppy raids. NE's economic disadvantage is obvious, and by the time of the three, the two sides have opened a 30-year population gap, and Happy is forcibly dividing the mine in front of the NE army, and the scene highlights a brutality.
In the second set, the card number carefully prepared a move AC + bird tactics. However, the card number's perception of this new set of operations is obviously biased, and when the war starts, all the birds can fly up, although they can seize air supremacy, but only AC on the ground is not the opponent of UD three heroes + mad dogs at all, DH was taken away by a set of fire, and the NE situation collapsed.
In the third set of TH, Happy came up to hook BR successfully, and the card number began to fall apart again. Fortunately, after the DK of the European Emperor, I walked around the streets, and the card number was able to survive the early stage safely. In the late team battle, Happy once achieved a population advantage of 30, and at the moment of crisis, the card number saw the hope of a turnaround through the strong second Lich. Helplessly, Happy's seckill was too sharp, and suddenly eating spiders in the flash of lightning and flint launched NC combos to take away DH, and also took away the winning hope of the card number.
In the fourth set of TM, the card number debuted WD against Happy to open a mine, although the front of WD is fierce, but NE is frequently repelled by the opponent. The economic gap led to a completely disproportionate population between the two sides in the decisive battle, and no matter how strong WD was, it was difficult to make a sound, and in the end, Happy was bloodless and sealed the card number 4-0, and won the WAL monthly championship again after a month.
This is also the 12th time Happy has won the WAL Series (3 finals, 9 monthly tournaments), and the dominance of the European Emperor in the 1v1 event is truly unmatched.
However, despite his strength, he missed out on his fourth consecutive title due to his defeat in the last monthly tournament, while Infi and Fly achieved this achievement in the 2v2 event.
Last night, Infi and Fly defeated Lyn+ Color 3-2 in the lower bracket final, and then came back to revenge the 120+ KK pair in two sets in a row after falling behind 1-2. In the game, the second heroes of the 0k combination became sharper and sharper, and at the same time, their cooperation became more and more tacit, 120 on this side were frontally contained, and the small kk ran to dismantle the mine, so that Tafei could not take care of each other.
Helplessly, Ta Fei's 2v2 experience was too rich, and seeing that the situation was not right, they immediately changed their routines, and the fierce TR in the tiebreaker directly took away the 0k combination. 120 Spider Flow starts with sparse troops, and TR does not have rich leveling points like TM to improve the hero level (120 can't 1v2), and the 0k combination still falls short in the end.
Despite the difficulty of each process, Tafei managed to win the championship smoothly, four monthly tournaments, four championships, and they successfully defended their dominance in 2v2.
At this point, the four monthly matches of WAL2024 S1 have all ended, and the 1v1 standings are as follows:
Fifteen players, including Happy, Lyn, and Romantic, have advanced to the finals, and Lawliet, Soin, and Xiao kk should have a play-off to determine the last place to advance. The Grand Finals are expected to take place in August, and it is unknown if any player will be able to break Happy's monopoly by then (the first three Grand Finals titles were won by Happy).