And yeah as it was said the previous interview was pretty basic stuff overall. Said he started going to the gym lately though, which he finds helpful keeping himself a bit more fresh and limber

Also pretty basic stuff, but had a couple of minutes to spare so here's a few notes from it.

- Expected to win a Finnish tournament, especially when there are so few players from other countries.

- Felt it still wasn't as easy as in the past. Probably due to other Finns improving also.

- Felt maybe a bit uncertain against the muta style that both Reynor and Namshar like since it's not the most standard style.

- Maybe isn't the best player out there in his opinion so the ratio of invites/qualifiers to tournaments for him is probably 50/50

- Looked into the top opponents play in this tournament, but didn't think he needed to show anything too out of the ordinary, mostly standard play.

- Likes to both research and practice with the six hours he tries to spend with the game daily

- Plays hearthstone and other more relaxing games also.

- Was ok to get some games before the IEM qualifiers even though it took quite a bit of time.

- Not sure if he's going to the Dreamhack in the US. Other than that doesn't know what big tournament up ahead.

YamiRi

152 Posts

February 08 2016 16:13 GMT

#64

young zerg prodigy... always enjoy his play

Azhrak

Finland1198 Posts

March 01 2017 15:06 GMT

#65

There's an interview with Serral about IEM XI Katowice at ence.gg:
http://www.ence.gg/article/iem-katowice-serral-coverage/

xtorn

4067 Posts

June 19 2017 19:09 GMT

#66

This guy just did the best swarmhost move I ever seen right now vs Neeb. So cool to watch.
Could not have hoped for a better WCS final.

D-light

Finland7364 Posts

June 19 2017 20:23 GMT

#67

Great showing and result for him finally with the 2nd place in a major tournament.

Nice experience from bigger games, and plenty of hunger still left when going to Valencia.

[PkF] Wire

France24239 Posts

June 19 2017 20:28 GMT

#68

So close ! You'll do it next time champ !

Svarvsven

Sweden33 Posts

June 19 2017 20:29 GMT

#69

From DH Summer, yesterday

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sudete

Singapore3054 Posts

June 19 2017 20:40 GMT

#70

Result aside, this tournament has really shown just how talented Serral is. He isn't just talented, he's also humble and graceful in defeat. This is just the breakthrough, now I think he will start to really kick on and make it happen

all the best to him

Koivusto

Finland542 Posts

June 20 2017 15:38 GMT

#71

Just watched the finals. Too bad man, but it was really a pleasure to watch the games! Gotta admire your attitude too

y0su

Finland7871 Posts

June 24 2017 10:15 GMT

#72

tweet from Serral's biggest fan!

ypslala

Burma545 Posts

June 24 2017 23:26 GMT

#73

i agree, Serral is incredibly talented. unbelievable. unreal. Serral will win a lot of tournaments in the future, i am 100% sure.

xtorn

4067 Posts

July 15 2017 16:07 GMT

#74

Pretty sad that you didnt make it further, I must say. True was really tough but I think you couldve made it. The games were excellent though, really fast paced .
But, best of luck onwards, you got insane talent.

Azhrak

Finland1198 Posts

October 12 2017 10:39 GMT

#75

In case you missed it, Serral has been keeping a weekly blog from Korea:
Part 1: http://www.ence.gg/article/serral-south-korea-adventures-part-one/
Part 2: http://www.ence.gg/article/serral-south-korea-adventures-part-two/
Part 3: http://www.ence.gg/article/serral-south-korea-adventures-part-three/

They're like 30% about food.

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Azhrak

Finland1198 Posts

October 27 2017 19:45 GMT

#76

Here's an interview with Serral from ence.gg before WCS Global Playoffs:
http://www.ence.gg/article/wcs-global-playoffs-serral-coverage/

Rolltide

United States447 Posts

October 28 2017 15:23 GMT

#77

Let's be honest Korean Starcraft is somewhat stagnant. There are no young players ready to burst onto the scene and perhaps dominate. There are a couple of young Chinese players out there but the real hope for the future of our game is in the 3 young foreigners, Neeb, Serral and Elazer.

Serral vs Gumiho today is a bit of the future vs the past. Gumiho has been around forever and a Serral win could signify a changing of the guard just a bit.

Rolltide

United States447 Posts

October 28 2017 15:27 GMT

#78

Those of you who have followed Serral a bit more than I have could answer this. How is his poise and his ability to take his game up a notch against better competition? He's not playing Lambo in a European tournament he is playing a GSL winner in Blizzcon. Is he ready for the challenge? He is obviously talented but also young and inexperienced for this stage.

Azhrak

Finland1198 Posts

November 27 2017 14:43 GMT

#79

Serral wins WESG 2017 EU. Congrats!