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We're into the second half of the GOM Ro32, and the quality games continue. This week we have some of the hottest Protoss's playing, as well as one of the youngest progamers out there. It should be very exciting!
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Ro32 - Day 2
BeSt vs. 
by.hero+ Show Spoiler [Results] +
BeSt > by.hero
BeSt < by.hero
BeSt > by.hero
BeSt < by.hero
BeSt > by.hero
SoO vs. 
fOrGG+ Show Spoiler [Results] +
SoO > fOrGG
SoO > fOrGG
SoO > fOrGG
EffOrt vs. Kwanro+ Show Spoiler [Results] +
EffOrt > Kwanro
EffOrt > Kwanro
EffOrt > Kwanro
Pretty vs. sAviOr+ Show Spoiler [Results] +
Pretty < Savior
Pretty > Savior
Pretty > Savior
Pretty > Savior
Pretty > Savior
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Rock vs Bogus... the starleagues' most consistently bad player going up against the fifteen year old Terran. We've seen very little from Bogus outside of Gom, but his victories over Zergboy and FBH do say something for him. On the other hand, the fact that we haven't seen him in the PL yet is worrying. Rock, on the other hand, has been seen way too much of. He somehow miraculously makes it to each starleague, and then fails horribly. With that said, PvT is his best match-up, so he could pull it off.
Pepe vs Frozean is, unfortunately, not much better. Pepe must be one of the progamers with the worst records, and yet he took down July earlier in the tournament. Cuteangel is able to win slightly more often, but no consistency. Furthermore, TvT is his worst match-up. In the end I'd vote for Frozean, simply because he has a better record, and more experience with televised games, but it really can't be predicted.
The third match is a bit better. We have Stork taking on keke, in what should be a one-sided match. Keke has had an easy Gom route so far, only taking out Zero. However, he has had an upset victory over Best in the proleague recently, accounting for one of Best's three losses. Added to this, it seems like the GSL was made for upsets, with not a week going past without a surprise result coming in, so perhaps he has a chance. However, it is a very small chance...
The final game of the night, in what seems to be the trend in the GSL, is the big one. We have the Berserker Terran taking on MSL finalist, Jangbi. Iris is having a resurgence of sorts recently, making it to the Ro16 of the MSL, and going 4-2 in the PL. Furthermore, Iris has had tons of practise against top Protoss players, with series against Pusan, Bisu, and Kal, in the last three months. However, Jangbi has been close to unbeatable, losing only one of his last ten games. His PvT has looked failiable though, with fairly recent losses to Light and Mind, and dropping a game (out of three) to Shine. This match has the potential to be very tense.
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This week in the community section, I'll leave you guys with four very interesting interviews.
You also have the opportunity to ask questions to two of the semi-finalists from the Daum OSL:
With only one week left in the Ro32 after this, the results are getting more and more important. And with the favourites dropping one after another in upsets, chances are that we'll see some unexpected quarter and semi-finalists. So see you all on Sunday!
