06th February 2010, 18:05
Future wins NSL3 Chinese Qualifer
future, infi, moon, neo star league, nsl, remind, sky, ted
The playoff stage of the NSL3 qualifier ended today with Shenghui 'Future' Li defeating Zhuo 'TeD' Zeng in the grand final 2-0
There was just money on the line at the end, but the tournament win marks the first major offline win in 
Future's career. Future managed to avoid playing Xuwen 'Infi' Wang and Xiaofeng 'Sky' Li the whole tournament who eliminated each other twice before each being defeated by TeD.
The top six players qualify for the Neo Star League main event where Chinese and Korean players will play for near $10,000 in prizes. In addition, the top three players qualify for WCG 2010 Chinese Finals. The top four finishers are all from World Elite, demonstrating their grasp on the Chinese scene at the moment.
NSL3 Final Placings:
Future - $585 and Ticket to WCG National Finals
TeD - $290 and Ticket to WCG National Finals
Sky - $150 and Ticket to WCG National Finals
4th Infi - $150
5th / 6th Wulin - $150
5th / 6th 
Sai - $150
In addition to today's final, the groups for the international phase of Neo Star League 3 were drawn which are below:
Group A:
TeD
ReMinD WhO Wulin
Group B:
Sky SocceR Lyn Sai
Group C:
Infi FoCuS Moon suhO
Group D:
Future RohJinWook Check Like
The group stage will start on February 24th.
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Feddy 
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Gj TeD!!
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Mirhi
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It did irk me a bit that Future didn't play Sky or Infi, they eliminated each other, and then TeD beat the other one. This happened both in Upper and Lower Bracket. Still impressive that Future beat TeD twice including 2-0 once, but it felt a little like Rock Paper Scissors.
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