Iron Squid - Four great additions to wrap it up

Last but not least, four more great players join the tournament.

Yoon Young Suh, "Liquid.Taeja"

Players have been on hot streaks all along the StarCraft II history, but Taeja’s heater can hardly be matched. For
2 months he has been killing everybody in every tournament, carrying Team Liquid in the IPL TAC 3 grand
final were he pulled a first all kill against LG-IM before losing a map to Seed. Taeja was not just winning, he
was crushing the competition, playing brilliantly and showing some amazing skills in every match-up. His
spectacular plays with both great macro and outstanding control – at least top 3 – will be a real asset to compete
in his first Iron Squid and qualifying for the finals in Paris would be a nice way to end up 2012 the “year of
Liquid”

Song Hyeon Deok, "Liquid.HerO"

Even though his results have been shadowed by Taeja’s amazing run, HerO has been doing really well lately.
He finally established himself as a Code S regular and even reached the round of 4 where he was eliminated by
Squirtle. The Protoss scored his main accomplishments during his time overseas. HerO is a NASL finalist and a
DreamHack champion. The arrival of Taeja on the team was good for him as he was a little less in the spotlights
and it removed some pressure of his shoulders. In Iron Squid, it will be all lights on him as fans will really be
expecting him to do well in a GSL format tournament.

Jang Min Chul, "SK.MC"

In the first Iron Squid and in many tournaments at that time, MC was the last Protoss hope to win it all. Sadly for
him, aLive defeated him in the round of 8. The boss toss is back but this time the competition to be the best of
his race will be tougher. MC does not want to be the best Protoss, he wants to be the best to remain the President.
His title has been discussed recently since it has been a while since he won a major title. He came close when
reaching the finals of the last GSL and is still in the run to be an OSL champion, but no trophy yet. MC is
craving for more titles and would definitively be thriving in front of Paris’ audience.

Park Soo Ho, "MvP.DongRaeGu"

DongRaeGu was maybe the main big name missing in Iron Squid I, be sure he will not be absent of Iron Squid
II. The Zerg is one of the most accomplished players in the world. He won a GSL, a MLG, the IEM New-York
and is also known for being part of the astonishing finals of the Blizzard cup that he barely lost to MMA. DRG
has been through tough times since he won his GSL title against his teammate Genius, but he remains a great
Zerg and a real contender to be in the four players coming to Paris. Look out for him, Iron Squid might be his
way to complete the Korea-America-Europe triple crown.

LeLfe