Community Weekly Cups - 23rd September

Kaelaris Steadfast Rotti Cup #4 - "European Weekly"

Ursasaurus Cup #3 - "American Weekly"

WardiTV Mondays #3 - "Asian Weekly"

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TotalBiscuit once said, "SC2 will live even if I have to support the entire scene with my erect penis".

The legendary Brit is unfortunately no longer with us to fulfil that promise, but other community members have stepped up to the plate in his stead, bringing us weekly top-level Starcraft in the continued absence of ESL.

The weekly is dead, long live the weekly.

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This week's tournaments saw a Terran clean sweep, with Shopify Rebellion's ByuN taking home an impressive double in the European and American weeklies, and Team Liquid's Clem taking the win in the Asian weekly. In fact, five of the six finalist spots were taken up by Terrans, so it was a very strong showing for the men with gun!

The finals of the European weekly featured both ByuN and Clem, with the Korean Terran taking a 3-1 victory. On ByuN's side of the bracket, it was Basilisk's off-racing Reynor who made it through to the semi-finals, taking out his brother BabyMarine in the process. On Clem's side of the bracket, it was PSISTORM's weekly stalwart MaxPax who made it through to the semi-finals, notably dealing with the shenanigans of wacky build enjoyer uThermal.

Clem didn't take part in the American weekly, so it was MaxPax who made it through to the finals to face ByuN. The finals was a close match-up, finishing 3-2 in the favour of the Korean Terran. MaxPax took out fellow PSISTORM member Gerald in his semi-final, showing off his strong PvP throughout the tournament, whereas ByuN won out against Virtus.pro's Astrea in the other semi-final.

Cloud9's fan favourite GuMiho made it into the finals of the Asian weekly, where he was taken down 3-1 by Clem. Both Terrans took down Zerg opponents in their semi-finals, with GuMiho defeating Gaimin Gladiator's SHIN and Clem defeating Team Vitality's Solar. Solar took out MaxPax on his way to the semi-finals, and GuMiho took out ByuN on his way to the semi-finals, which prevented the pair from taking money from all three weeklies.

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"European Weekly" - Partial Bracket Shown

"American Weekly" - Partial Bracket Shown

"Asian Weekly" - Partial Bracket Shown