The Korean Orc star Hyo Sub "FoCuS" Eom joins Binary Evasion following the unfortunate events at his former team, BWC.

Earlier this month, FoCuS had to leave the French team Mojawi Gaming, as there was no possible financial support for players there, anymore.

He found a new team at BWC soon after, but his presence at that team didn't last long either, as team's manager was caught in a match fixing controversy. Also, according to FoCuS he wasn't being treated well, so he decided to leave the team.

He has now come to an agreement with the Swiss organization Binary Evasion to represent them as their only Warcraft III player.

According to the team's manager, Fabian "DooM" Janssen, they have a lot plans to bring their star closer to the community, which they will reveal in the near future.

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ReMinD searching for a new team

Warcraft III community suffers another blow today, as one of the best European teams disbands.

Mojawi Gaming which ReMinD and FoCuS called home for several months, calls it quits due to financial problems.

According to the official website, after Benoît "Shaeda" Pedeches' departure it would be impossible for the team to pay its players, thus they saw it fit to let them go.

That puts some high calibre players on the market to be hopefully picked up by the remaining organizations that still support Warcraft.

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Not long after the great ESWC show with matches to be remembered for years to come, another professional Warcraft III tournament is announced.

WeMadeFOX stars Moon, Lyn, SocceR and RohJinWook will line up against some of the best Korean players who have formed a team for this special event. The AWT team will consist of ReMinD, FoCuS, viOLet and Destroyer.

The first clan war will be played at July 13th, 14 CET. It will use NGL system with one resurrection allowed.

Second clan war will commence two days later at July 15th, 14 CET, using WC3L's old format i.e. four 1v1s and one 2v2.

Just by looking at the player names, one can expect mind blowing matches.

With Intel Extreme Masters Shanghai and eStars Seoul already on the horizon, Warcraft  fans have a lot to look forward to in the coming days.

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Less than a week after his departure from World Elite, the Undead player Zhuo "TeD" Zeng joins the Russian based team RAGE, beyond all speculations.

RAGE has already many players, including two other Chinese ones, Blast and Wulin. TH000 was a part of this team for a while as well, but didn't stay there long. Whether this will be a permanent transfer for TeD or not, remains unclear at this time.

RAGE line-up:

• TeD
• Wulin
• Blast
• Very1gman
• DeMiGoD
• Huang_Feng
• Espada
• Bly4eg
• GravuD
• Venom
• Cash

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The Undead prodigy Zhuo "TeD" Zeng, one of the last remaining rays of hope for the race, is now a free agent.

According to World Elite, TeD's contract has expired and the organization has failed to come to a mutual agreement for a new one with him.

Being as talented as he is, TeD won't be left without a team for long unless he considers going inactive, which is unlikely.

But the main question is will he find a team good enough for him? Now that 4Kings, SK, MYM and many other big teams have dumped Warcraft, finding a suitable home for TeD seems hard.

Maybe he'll join Moon, Lyn and RohJinWook at WeMadeFOX to complete their line-up and form a new and better Dreamteam, although WeMadeFOX is mainly focused on Korea.

EHOME is another possibility where Sai and Fly100% couldn't ask for a better addition, but can EHOME satisfy the Undead player while World Elite has failed to do so?

TeD's next destination can be anybody's guess but one thing is clear, nobody wants another Undead player retired. 

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Held in Dalian's World Expo center, IEF 2010 China Finals tournament was a gathering of China's best players to fight for four slots in the upcoming IEF Global Finals.

Using a single-elimination BO3 system, the event saw some of the best known players clashing.

List of participants:

 

• Sky
• Sai
• TH000
• Fly100%
• TeD
• ForDream
• Infi
• Blast 

 

While Sai and Fly100% were both eliminated in the first round, World Elite stars and TH000 kept the action tight during semi-finals phase, with TeD lining up against TH000 and Sky taking on Infi.

Infi had no problem with NE against Sky and stepped into the finals to face TH000 who had defeated TeD earlier.

Sticking to NE, Infi didn't manage to come over TH000's Orc though, and had to settle with the second place.

To determine the last player on the podium, a match between TeD and Sky was played where Sky came out victorious. 

Final standings:

1st: TH000
2nd: Infi
3rd: Sky
4th: TeD

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