DAMWON Gaming became the champion of KeSPA Cup 2020
DAMWON Gaming became the champion of the KeSPA Cup 2020 - the South Korean team beat Nongshim RedForce in the grand final with a score of 3: 0, earning $ 36,740.
The team played the entire championship at a high level, finishing the group stage in the first line after victories over Nongshim RedForce, DRX, SANDBOX Gaming and Afreeca Freecs. Having reached the playoffs, the team was stronger than Hanwha Life Esports (3: 1) in the semifinals. The second finalist of the championship, Nongshim RedForce, finished second in her group, losing only to the champion. Having reached the playoffs, the team proved to be stronger than SANDBOX Gaming (2: 1) and KT Rolster (3: 0).
KeSPA Cup 2020 was held from December 21 to January 2 in Ulsan, South Korea. Ten teams competed for over $ 130,000. Note that this is the third consecutive victory for DAMWON Gaming, which won the LCK Summer 2020 and 2020 World Championship in the fall.
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