I was very impressed with the level of play I saw from neeb in this tournament. For a while it seemed like he was a little "off", but in this tournament he looked as sharp as he has ever been.

ActionJesse

Canada10 Posts

May 01 2018 15:20 GMT

#402

On May 01 2018 23:28 travis wrote:
I was very impressed with the level of play I saw from neeb in this tournament. For a while it seemed like he was a little "off", but in this tournament he looked as sharp as he has ever been.

Back in top form baby! Just in time for the WCS season, can't wait to watch Austin.

MASTERCAKES

United States127 Posts

May 01 2018 18:23 GMT

#403

Sign me up please!

BakedButters

United States748 Posts

May 01 2018 20:15 GMT

#404

Neeb is back! It's good to have best foreigner of all time back in shape

Rolltide

United States447 Posts

May 02 2018 16:15 GMT

#405

Can't ask for much more for a short tournament. $31,000 pay day and victories over Rogue and Hero.

He is looking good for Austin.

Parrek

United States893 Posts

May 02 2018 21:18 GMT

#406

Two great things came out of this event; a Neeb back in form, and this adorable picture of him and Scarlett.
https://i.redd.it/i4qfbgy1kdv01.jpg

MASTERCAKES

United States127 Posts

June 20 2018 13:02 GMT

#407

Neeb is code s boys!!!!!

SetGuitarsToKill

Canada28396 Posts

June 20 2018 16:38 GMT

#408

His results haven't been quiet as impressive as of late, though getting Mana'd in WCS maybe isn't too bad. If he can have a decent showing in Code S it would be awesome and more than make up for it.

MASTERCAKES

United States127 Posts

June 21 2018 04:50 GMT

#409

On June 21 2018 01:38 SetGuitarsToKill wrote:
His results haven't been quiet as impressive as of late, though getting Mana'd in WCS maybe isn't too bad. If he can have a decent showing in Code S it would be awesome and more than make up for it.

IMHO he's always at his best after a few months in Korea. His Kespa cup run and his WCS Montreal run ( a much more impressive showing than his other two wins last year) came after he was able to receive that higher level of practice.

MASTERCAKES

United States127 Posts

July 21 2018 06:42 GMT

#410

Neeb vs. Alive for second place in his Code S group gogogogogo.

FrkFrJss

Canada1208 Posts

July 21 2018 07:23 GMT

#411

Congrats Neeb! Although his group wasn't super strong, he's lost against weaker players. But he absolutely smashed aLive + a good hallucination.

Proko

United States1022 Posts

July 21 2018 07:51 GMT

#412

Definitely feeling that Neeb can beat anyone if the stars align.

Boggyb

2855 Posts

July 21 2018 17:01 GMT

#413

On July 21 2018 16:51 Proko wrote:
Definitely feeling that Neeb can beat anyone if the stars align.

Except for ShoWTime.

Yonnua

United Kingdom2331 Posts

July 21 2018 17:40 GMT

#414

Come on, second Korean Premier here we go!

Inflicted

Australia18228 Posts

July 26 2018 08:37 GMT

#415

Is it time to update his TLPD picture

MASTERCAKES

United States127 Posts

August 09 2018 07:15 GMT

#416

Of course, there are only good players left at this stage of Code S, but he got a relatively easy group. Here's hoping he can advance.

AzAlexZ

Australia3303 Posts

August 09 2018 07:52 GMT

#417

He can definitely advance through PvZ, would love an upset from him vs Maru, but unlikely.
Fingers crossed

FrkFrJss

Canada1208 Posts

August 15 2018 05:57 GMT

#418

I think he can make it, but I'm not sure. This is one of the easiest possible groups for him to advance, so he "should" make it. I think only Keen would make it easier.

CicadaSC

United States1986 Posts

August 15 2018 06:28 GMT

#419

On August 15 2018 14:57 FrkFrJss wrote:
I think he can make it, but I'm not sure. This is one of the easiest possible groups for him to advance, so he "should" make it. I think only Keen would make it easier.

Don't forget Reynor beat Classic. That is extremely impressive even if Classic struggles with PvZ.