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ByuN claims first-ever career victory in the second season of the 2016 GSL

For the first time in Starcraft history, a teamless player has emerged victorious in the grand finals of a major event, as  "ByuN" Hyun Woo won the GSL Code S
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For the first time in Starcraft history, a teamless player has emerged victorious in the grand finals of a major event, as  “ByuN” Hyun Woo won the GSL Code S.

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ByuN’s victory against the third highest earner in all of Starcraft 2, Kim “sOs” Yoo Jin, has now earned the Terran player a spot at Blizzard’s World Championship Series’ finals at BlizzCon on Nov. 4-5.

Widely considered the most competitive tournament in the world of Starcraft 2, ByuN was tested all throughout his historic run. The Terran player narrowly avoided a group stage elimination early on in the season. But after stumbling initially, the 23-year old eventually advanced to the playoffs.

In the quarterfinals, ByuN faced fellow Terran veteran Kim “Ryung” Dong Won, and after a gruelling five-game series, ByuN’s run continued on into the top four of the tournament. A decisive victory against Baek “Dear” Dong Jun, a performance ByuN himself described as “the happiest day in my career,” saw the teamless Terran reach his first grand final.

In a five-game series that brought out everything from Dark Templar rushes to incredible Marine micro, ByuN reigned supreme against his opponent. Playing at a level far above that of any other time in his career, ByuN now looks to be a strong contender heading into the WCS Global Finals.


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