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WCG Completes 10th Annual Grand Final in Los Angeles

published: 06/Oct/2010 7:00 am
32,000 Spectators and Tens of Millions of Internet Users View Largest e-Sports Festival - WCL 2010 Los Angelis, California.

Los Angeles, CA October 4, 2010 – The World Cyber Games (WCG) 2010 Grand Final came to a close at the Los Angeles Convention Center in California overnight. This year marks the tenth anniversary of the World Cyber Games, the world's largest computer and video game festival, celebrating the best in gaming.


The WCG 2010 Grand Final proved to be one of the organization's most-watched events to date. 32,000 spectators watched the tournament at the Los Angeles Convention Center with tens of millions of viewers watching the games live via the Internet at live.wcg.com, and on official partner IGN's premium gaming site www.ign.com. The WCG 2010 Grand Final was also broadcasted in eight countries, including China, Germany, and Russia. 400 international media representatives attended the event, which saw 450 players from 58 countries battle it out for more than $250,000 in cash and prizes.


After a hard fought WCG 2010 Grand Final tournament, South Korea took home first overall place with 3 gold, 2 silver and 3 bronze medals. Countries Brazil, United Kingdom and Germany tied second with 1 gold and 1 silver each and Teams Australia, Ukraine, Sweden and the United States tied third with 1 gold medal each.


Last night at 7:00PM PT, the WCG 2010 Grand Final came to a spectacular close on the Main Stage of the LA Convention Center, with a Closing Ceremony featuring a medal ceremony for each of the winners that was hosted by entertainment star Cory Almeida.


Thanks to Samsung, the worldwide partner of World Cyber Games, the 2010 Grand Final was the ‘greenest Grand Final ever.' Samsung purchased carbon offsets from Carbonfund.org to offset everything from the electricity used at the tournament to the airline emissions of the players traveling from all over the globe. During the WCG Closing Ceremony, Samsung was presented with the first Corporate Climate Leadership Award by Carbonfund.org in recognition of their environmental programs.


Today, the Los Angeles County Education Foundation will take delivery of more than $120,000 worth of Samsung SyncMaster monitors, a donation from the World Cyber Games, to enhance classrooms and after-school programs, and encourage the use and development of technology in education throughout the state.
The WCG 2010 Grand Final also included the live taping of WCG's Ultimate Gamer Season 2 finale which will air at 11:00PM this Thursday, October 7. Tune in to watch the dramatic climax, and find out who is this year's WCG Ultimate Gamer. The winner will take home the Ultimate Samsung Package and $100,000 in cash.


World Cyber Games 2010 Grand Final Results


Country Ranking
1st
South Korea: 3 Gold, 2 Silver, 3 Bronze
2nd (Tie)
Brazil, U.K., Germany: 1 Gold, 1 Silver, 0 Bronze
3rd (Tie)
Australia, Ukraine, Sweden, USA: 1 Gold, 0 Silver, 0 Bronze

 

Medalists of the 10 Official Titles

Carom 3D
Gold - Fernando Rogoski (Pantaneiro) Brazil
Silver - Fabio Fonseca (TheLogaN) Brazil
Bronze - Hee-Chui Kim (MARCJACOBS) South Korea

CounterStrike
Gold - Team NaVi, Ukraine
Silver - Denmark2, Denmark
Bronze - Frag-executors, Poland

Forza Motorsports
Gold - David Kelly (d.Daveyskills) United Kingdom
Silver - Niklas Krellenberg (Johnson) Germany
Bronze - Wouter van Someren (Handewasser) Netherlands
 
FIFA 10
Gold - Kevin Santer (diamonde) Germany
Silver - Zheng Yang (Zola) China
Bronze - Michael Polivka (bl4ck_p01nt) Slovakia

Guitar Hero 5
Gold - Alec Castillo (Acai28) USA
Silver - George Boothby (ti.Monkey) United Kingdom
Bronze - Boy Kremers (Kaos.Boyke) Netherlands

StarCraft: Brood War
Gold - Young-Ho Lee (South Korea) Flash
Silver - Goo-Hyun Kim (South Korea) Goojila
Bronze - Jae-Dong Lee (South Korea) Jaedong

Track Mania Nations Forever
Gold - Kalle Mortlund (FrostBeule) Sweden
Silver - Peter Strele (PeZi) Austria
Bronze - Dorian Vallet (Carl) France
 
Tekken 6
Gold - Jae-Min Boo (Knee) South Korea
Silver - Abe Akihiro (AO(ALI)) Japan
Bronze - Kitahara Shutaro (honnda) Japan
 
Warcraft III: The Frozen Throne
Gold - Sung-Sik Kim (ReMinD) South Korea
Silver - Manuel Schenkhuizen (Grubby) Netherlands
Bronze - June Park (Lyn) South Korea
 
Medalists of the Mobile Title (Not included in the medal tally)

Asphalt 5
Gold - Charlie Elliot (Tenshii) Australia
Silver - Won-Joo Lee (KimBuJa) South Korea
Bronze - Phillip Mussuri (Mussuri) Russia
 
Medalists of the 3 Promotion Titles (Not included in the medal tally)

League of Legends
Gold - Counter Logic, USA
Silver - IWEARCAPEIRL, Germany
Bronze - AnotherStory, Singapore
 
Lost Saga
Gold - Sanarae, South Korea
Silver - TheFootClan, USA
Bronze - GoodLuck, USA
 
Quake Wars Online
Gold - AmeriMiX, USA
Silver - -ET-, South Korea
Bronze - F0000T, Australia

As the host city of IeSF 2011 World Championship has finally been selected. IeSF 2011 World Championship will be held at Andong City, Korea.
published: 14.04.2011 08:27
Approximately two months ago, HLTV.org reported that Shanghai could very well turn out to be the next host city for the 2011 World Cyber Games event. However, fresh reports now say South Korea will be
published: 26.02.2011 15:17
On the 27th of October 2010, the representatives of the bulgarian electronic sports team arrived in the city of Daegu, South Korea, to take part in the second IeSF tournament.
published: 01.11.2010 11:41
Two days are standing in front of the Bulgarian team before their departuring to the world game event – IeSF Grand Final 2010. It will be held form 28th of October till 01st of November.
published: 24.10.2010 16:42
Ie-SF Grand Final is the second game event of the newly created international federation. Although it is new in game society, the steps that they are making are huge for the future of e-sports.
published: 27.09.2010 09:13
After only four days the Bulgarian team of cyber games will leave for the biggest event in the gaming community this year, namely the WCG 2010.
published: 26.09.2010 09:52
Bulgaria with silver medal in SEC 2010 in the discipline FIFA 10 Bulgarian flag was unfurled on the podium on the closure ceremony for the players at this year's edition of the SEC
published: 07.09.2010 13:41
In about 8 days all Europe will be talking about one of the biggest e-sport event this year - Samsung Euro Championship.
published: 26.08.2010 09:06

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