yes, only top 3 qualify for the WCG finals, so the winner of Keen vs Yonghwa will qualify and the loser will have to play in the 3rd/4th place match to qualify.

other side of the bracket is Marineking vs jjakji and PartinG vs Heart, so the same goes for the winners of each of those 2 matches (the losers will drop out of the tournament and fail to qualify)

xmungam

United States1050 Posts

September 10 2012 06:16 GMT

#84

YH doing well... gl to him!

snafoo

New Zealand1615 Posts

September 10 2012 07:23 GMT

#85

On September 10 2012 14:44 jinsanity wrote:
yongwha pvt is best but he makes zerg look so easy.... such bonjwa comments

Yeah, he seems pretty stong across every matchup really. He's a really well rounded player.

MCXD

Australia2738 Posts

September 10 2012 08:43 GMT

#86

Yonghwa seems to be doing pretty good lately. But will he make it through the Code A qualifiers?

ramon

Germany4842 Posts

September 10 2012 10:16 GMT

#87

On September 10 2012 17:43 MCXD wrote:
Yonghwa seems to be doing pretty good lately. But will he make it through the Code A qualifiers?

According to his GSTL Interview + Show Spoiler +

after an easy all-kill of fnatic

However, I am confident enough to overcome any obstacle thrown my way. Feeling confident for practices are a given and now I also feel confident for tournaments. Nowadays I feel like I just can't lose when I participate in a tournament.

Elroi

Sweden5599 Posts

September 10 2012 12:41 GMT

#88

how the hell did Baby drop that series against Keen? In g1, Keen looked incredibly much worse than baby. it seems to take way longer to adapt to sc2 than I thought for the KeSPA guys.

opterown

Australia54784 Posts

September 10 2012 14:05 GMT

#89

On September 10 2012 21:41 Elroi wrote:
how the hell did Baby drop that series against Keen? In g1, Keen looked incredibly much worse than baby. it seems to take way longer to adapt to sc2 than I thought for the KeSPA guys.

maybe it was nerves, or baby was sick, or slumping... you know the deal ;D