The W3C S17 finals ended last night with a final set of 16-in-4 battles, and in the end, Happy defeated Dise and FoCuS to advance to the semi-finals.
FoCuS's performance last night was actually not bad, especially in the first set, Buddha's protection of the hero was quite in place, and the backhand second hero was extremely sharp, and he took the first level of DK in the chaos of the army, and played the momentum that the beast clan had not seen for a long time.
However, in the next game, Happy did not give FoCuS any chance, and the solid pulling and playing of the flying dragon operation by the European Emperor made the Buddha miserable. In the game, Happy perfectly combines UD's powerful second-kill ability and troop mobility advantages, with a variety of acid bombs + NC combos to infinitely "white" orcs, dragons and bats. FoCuS has no skills to keep people (no electric balls and wolf rides), so he can only watch his troops being "played" at will, and finally surrender without waiting for the big war to start.
If you are FoCuS, what can you do? Maybe you can only comfort yourself with the ridicule of your friends - "The Buddha is defeated and shows his majesty, and the European emperor is embarrassed by his victory".
After this battle, the Buddha's losing streak against the European Emperor has come to 30 games. Regardless of the sport, a 30-game losing streak is quite an exaggerated losing streak. However, in the European Emperor, 30 consecutive defeats are not a matter at all, and they can't even rank in the top five of the "Consecutive Defeats Tragedy". As we all know, the Emperor has several "royal sandbags", today, let's take stock of the Emperor's terrifying winning streak.
First up was Happy's other opponent last night, Dise. At present, Dise's losing streak against the European Emperor has reached 33, and the Buddha is slightly inferior to it. It is worth mentioning that Happy's overall career record against Dise is 78-3, and these 3 losses were all played randomly, in other words, Dise has never defeated the UD (main clan) of the European Emperor. From this point of view, Dise's luck is not bad, otherwise he might have lost 81 in a row.
Despite being Russian, Happy didn't show any mercy to Hawk, who, like Dise, had the longest losing streak against Happy at 33 games.
From 2017 to 2020, Foggy suffered a wave of 42 consecutive defeats against Happy, but Foggy later ended this embarrassing record. And from April 21 to the present, Foggy has suffered a new wave of consecutive defeats (34 consecutive defeats), but the "Ukrainian boxing champion" has faded out of the magic arena in the past six months, which has not allowed the losing streak to continue to expand.
Another Russian compatriot, Sheik, is much worse than Hawk, and now Sheik's losing streak against the Emperor has reached a terrible 68 games.
Of course, Sheik is not the worst, if you want to say that the Warcraft player with the worst record against the European Emperor, it must be Soink. The all-time record is 3-100, including the last 99 defeats, 99 consecutive defeats, what is the concept? What's even more terrifying is that Soink's losing streak against Happy is slowly increasing (Soink just lost to Happy in the B2W Weekly on April 6/24), and breaking 100 is just around the corner.
In addition to the bloody Buddha and European players, Happy has also won multiple consecutive matches against many well-known Chinese and Korean players. Among them, Happy has won 26 consecutive matches against Color, 22 consecutive wins against Lawliet, 18 consecutive wins against Card Number, 16 consecutive wins against Sok, 14 consecutive wins against Fly, and 13 consecutive wins against Laby (100% all-time win rate). Even for romance, Happy has also won 14 consecutive victories.
At 8:15 tonight, the W3C S17 finals will be finalized. Seeing this matchup, Moon is undoubtedly the most desperate, and facing Happy in the semifinals is basically equivalent to a loss. However, Sok still hopes to snipe the European Emperor, of course, Mao Huang has to cross the color level first.