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Some E-Sports Moments
2014: League of Legends Opening Ceremony
Sports evolve when new trends take control. The 2014 League of Legends World Championship was evidence of this.
The opening ceremony of the LoL World Championship Final became legendary. Music, atmosphere, Imagine Dragons, what more could you ask for?
The event left a lasting memory that new trends, in this case, E-Sports, marked a before and after for the future of sports, whether physical or virtual.
2015: A $6 million Echo Slam
A single hit, a moment can make all the difference, between nothing and $6 million. Yes, six million dollars. Sounds crazy, right?
Well, the Evil Geniuses team reached the Finals of DOTA 2 in 2015 to face CDEC. The match was intense, closely fought, with a high dose of drama, until an echo slam changed everything.
Universe, from the Evil Geniuses team, became the hero of the game, as he executed an echo slam that practically wiped out the entire CDEC team, securing the EG’s victory and the title that year.
A hit, a slam, is capable of making a difference as big as $6 million.
2018: A duel for the ages
In sports, there will always be moments when two great individual or collective powerhouses face off sooner or later.
Yankees vs Red Sox, Celtics vs Lakers, Nadal vs Federer, Tyson vs Holyfield, Commanders vs Cowboys, even Rock vs Austin.
In the case of StarCraft II, Serral vs Stats compares perfectly to the previous examples. Especially in the duel they held in the 2018 WCS Global final, where Serral made an impressive comeback from 0-2 down to defeat Stats 4-2 and claim the title of the world’s best.
There is no doubt that even in E-Sports, we have rivalries at those levels where we can witness a duel for the ages.
2004: The Moment that started all
Anyone who wants to enter the world of E-Sports is obligated to know the meaning, and the importance of the moment that started all: EVO Moment 37.
The famous moment 37 occurred during the Street Fighter III: Third Strike finals at the 2004 EVO (Evolution Championship Series) between Japanese player Daigo Umehara and now Canadian player Justin Wong.
In a crucial round, both competitors were tied at one win each, and the outcome of the third round would determine the title holder. Wong, playing as Chun-Li, had Daigo, using Ken Masters, on the ropes, pushing him to the brink of defeat.
Wong prepared to execute the Super Art “Houyoku Sen,” but he didn’t anticipate Daigo Umehara’s supreme skill. Daigo expertly performed Parry on every single hit of the Super Art, astonishing the crowd in attendance. He then countered Chun-Li with an aerial kick, and with a heroic effort, followed up with Ken’s “Shippuu Jinraikyaku,” securing victory in the epic duel and claiming the championship.
To this day, this moment is revered as the greatest of all time, compared to legendary events like Babe Ruth’s Called Shot in 1932 and the USA’s Miracle on Ice in 1980, according to Kotaku magazine. And rightfully so, as this moment marked the beginning of something extraordinary in the world of competitive E-Sports.
