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The Ukrainian StarCraft League is a giant Ukrainian mix of gamers from, you guessed it, Ukraine. They all travel to participate in one huge competition. And in their second USL Spring tour the results were very interesting. A new champion arose from the dirt, while an old one decided it was time to let go.



First off, not a lot is known about the competition, due to the language barrier. So, if by some chance information is wrong, false, ect please be polite and tell us nicely and the corrections will be made.

mYm.Advokate.Rush3D (picture), mYm.yAn.Rush3D, 3D.White-RA, 3D.Perchik, and Play.Enemy are just some of the gamers that competed in this huge competition. But as in all tours there must be only one winner, and in this competition it would be mYm.Advokate.Rush3D versus 3D.White-RA to see who the winner would be for this historical Ukrainian StarCraft League Spring event.

3D.White-RA's way to the top
3D.White-RA> Play.Enemy
3D.White-RA> mYm.Advokate.Rush3D
3D.White-RA> 3D.Perchik


mYm.Advokate.Rush3D's way to the top
mYm.Advokate.Rush3D> FT_Keeper
mYm.Advokate.Rush3D> uR.Land_FT
mYm.Advokate.Rush3D< 3D.White-RA
 mYm.Advokate.Rush3D> uG.ALF.VC
mYm.Advokate.Rush3D> FT_Egalu.VC
mYm.Advokate.Rush3D> 3D.Perchik


Both had a run for their money in the finals, but only one man could have come out on top, and that one man was sure enough the comeback king 3D.White-RA.


mYm.Advokate.Rush3D< 3D.White-RA0-1
mYm.Advokate.Rush3D> 3D.White-RA1-1
mYm.Advokate.Rush3D< 3D.White-RA1-2


On a sadder, yet more serious note, Play.Enemy has decided that he will retire from StarCraft: Brood War. As of now I am not sure of the reasons, but this would have been his last competition to participate in.

Links
BroodWar.Kiev.Ua - News (Russian)
CyberSportVision.Com - News (Russian)
CyberSportVision.Com - Tour Brackets