WCA Season 1 APAC FinalsTyLoo, Immunity win WCA S1 finals
TyLoo and Immunity have won their respective WCA Season 1 finals (China and APAC divisions), which took place on May 18th in Beijing, China.
Much like several other Chinese tournaments slated to take part this year, the WCA 2016 finals offer up $200,000 in total prize-money but before the commencement of this tournament (which is scheduled for December), a total of three seasons will run their course.
Each season features Chinese qualifiers (with three total teams making it to the WCA World finals) and then three distinct geographic qualifiers: Asia-Pacific, Europe, and North America (from which six teams ultimately advance, two per qualifier).
TyLoo yet again proved they have a leg up on their rivals of VG.Cyberzen
This first season was dedicated to the Asia-Pacific region and both the top four finishers of the Chinese qualifier and the Asia-Pacific qualifier travelled to the offline finals in Beijing, China.
Despite severe delays throughout the event and some strange rules about looking at teammates' monitors, the finals eventually got underway and the Chinese bracket saw the two titans of Chinese CS:GO, TYLOO and VG.CyberZen, brush aside their respective semifinal opponents (New4 and EDG).
The grand final was a one-way sweep with YuLun "Summer" Cai and his teammates absolutely demolishing VG.CyberZen across three maps (and with VG's score coincidentally halving each map): 16-8 on Mirage, 16-4 on Dust2, and 16-2 on Cache.
TYLOOK - D
+/-
ADR
Rating 2.0
68 - 31
+37
108.8
1.78
66 - 29
+37
110.5
1.75
50 - 35
+15
79.7
1.31
50 - 31
+19
78.1
1.30
45 - 36
+9
82.2
1.28
VG.CyberZenK - D
+/-
ADR
Rating 2.0
41 - 55
-14
81.6
0.83
32 - 53
-21
59.5
0.70
34 - 54
-20
64.8
0.69
28 - 60
-32
63.5
0.63
26 - 57
-31
54.6
0.55
The Asia-Pacific finals meanwhile saw Australian-New Zealander team Immunity take down TheMongolz (widely considered one of Asia's strongest outfits outside of China) 2-0 on their side of the bracket whereas Malaysian team MVP.karnal struggled to close out against Thai team Signature (a rising team in Southeast Asia) 2-1 on their side of the bracket.
ofnu played as a stand-in for Immunity at the WCA finals and chipped in to their victory
Despite the Malaysians getting the better start in the best-of-five grand final against Immunity by winning Cobblestone 16-9, it was ultimately the Ricardo "Rickeh" Mulholland & co. show as the Aussie-Kiwi side closed out the following three maps to win the Asia-Pacific finals: 16-10 on Mirage, 16-13 on Dust2, and 16-3 on Overpass.
ImmunityK - D
+/-
ADR
Rating 2.0
89 - 53
+36
95.6
1.44
73 - 57
+16
80.2
1.23
75 - 64
+11
77.4
1.16
75 - 61
+14
75.4
1.15
54 - 65
-11
64.8
0.97
MVP.karnalK - D
+/-
ADR
Rating 2.0
62 - 69
-7
67.6
0.96
61 - 70
-9
75.9
0.96
59 - 75
-16
68.0
0.89
55 - 78
-23
75.2
0.88
63 - 74
-11
58.2
0.83
With the completion of WCA's first season, the list of qualified teams for the WCA 2016 finals in December now looks as follows:
 TYLOO |
CN qual. #2 |
CN qual. #3 |
 Invite |
 Immunity |
 MVP.karnal |
 EU qual. |
EU qual. |
 NA qual. |
NA qual. |
WCA Season 1 finals final standings:
China:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5-6.
5-6.
7-8.
7-8.*Online play only.
Asia-Pacific:
1.
2.
3.TheMongolz - RMB 20,000元 (~$3,058)
4.Signature - RMB 10,000元 (~$1,529)
5-6.dream[S]cape - RMB 10,000元 (~$1,529)*
5-6.inchk1ng - RMB 10,000元 (~$1,529)*
7-8.Threats - RMB 10,000元 (~$1,529)*
7-8.MVP Project - RMB 10,000元 (~$1,529)*
9-12.
9-12.nxl*
9-12.DeToNator*
9-12.Mineski*
*Online play only.
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