http://www.youtube.com/embed/wRnSnfiUI54
스2 외국팬들은 케스파 역사나 프로리그 특징에 잘몰라서 프로리그에서 진게 많이 이슈 되는군요. 조회수가 벌써 12만 이천얼마 하는군요.
There will be of course talk of KeSPA players not caring about GSL and how all their focus is on Proleague. That's ridiculous. With the OSL having no set date as to when it will return, any KeSPA player not taking a Code S spot seriously would be a fool. The big names like Fantasy, Jaedong and Flash had decent showings, placing in the middle for all three, but they still weren't able to grab one of the two direct spots into Code S. Heading into the first season of 2013, we will only have Bogus, Soulkey, Baby, Roro (who beat Fantasy in the third stage of Code A) and maybe Jaedong if he makes it out of the wild card group.

So what does this mean for the future? I'm not worried about a Fantasy or Flash making it into a future Code S, but the expectation that Starcraft 2 would become KeSPA World is becoming more of a dream by each passing day. Not only are the B-teamers from the old Brood War days holding down their ground well like Mvp, Nestea and MC, but you have the young upstarts like Life, Creator, and surprises like Center who are coming in with StarCraft II as their first serious game. With a lot of ESF teams having an uncertain future with money and keeping a team together, a lot of these young stars could switch to KeSPA in the coming years, but it might be time to look back at the Elephant in the Room, have a good laugh, and move on with our lives.

This is a new game and it doesn't matter if you're a former A-team star or a practice partner who cleaned the floors. The strong will survive and the weak will fall."
요런 글도 있네요. 뭔소리인지 잘모르지만 MLG에서 이영호가 잘나가던 이승현을 2:0으로 이긴걸 보면 단판제는 하느님도 모를죠.