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Jan 24, 2008 at 11:20 PM CST
DoA team interviewed
Posted by: bsl
- First time on that stage was difficult
DoA Male Rudolf Fischer and female Livia Teernstra recount their World Final
Berlin captain Rudolf «THE TACTICAL» Fischer draped in a German flag during the CGS World Final match against the Mexico City Furia.
Online from Trondheim, Norway
Name:
Jonas Alsaker Vikan
Position:
General Manager
About the author
Jonas Alsaker Vikan is the General Manager of Berlin Allianz. He led the team to a European championship and a third to fourth placing at the first CGS World Final. The twenty six year old Norwegian is also a journalist.
25. January, Trondheim, Norway
The first DoA matches for our male and female competitors ended with 0 points won and ten lost. That grim statistic was ultimatly turned around when it mattered the most by the fortitude of «The Tactical» and «Liefje».
They could both put on strong performances when it mattered the most. Rudolf beat the number one ranked player in the world and Livia Teernstra showed the naysayers that she deserves a place in this professional team.
They could both put on strong performances when it mattered the most. Rudolf beat the number one ranked player in the world and Livia Teernstra showed the naysayers that she deserves a place in this professional team.
The pair's interesting story is now highlighted on the CGS League page. Teernstra and Fischer talk about the World Final and how they feel they did in their specific matches.
Here is an excerpt from Livia's part of the article:
Rudolf was also quoted on his match-up with «MR CGS», Ryan «Offbeat Ninja» Ward.
Read the entire article on the CGS League page.
Here is an excerpt from Livia's part of the article:
“- There was no way in my mind that I could get 5-0’d again.
She was right.
In a gut wrenching game that saw multiple rounds go down to the wire, Teernstra scored two rounds against Gunn. While the result was far from a “W”, the Berlin bench was satisfied with the result. Teernstra on the other hand was not."
She was right.
In a gut wrenching game that saw multiple rounds go down to the wire, Teernstra scored two rounds against Gunn. While the result was far from a “W”, the Berlin bench was satisfied with the result. Teernstra on the other hand was not."
DoA players «The Tactical» and «Liefje» preparing in a CGS practice room.
Rudolf was also quoted on his match-up with «MR CGS», Ryan «Offbeat Ninja» Ward.
“- During my match against Offbeat in the World Final, I didn’t worry about that. I just played my game and did my best.”
His best was a 5-2 victory, something almost no-one in the arena -- bar Fischer’s teammate and GM -- expected.
“- I was thrilled to see we could turn Rudolf around in two days. It was a mental thing,” said Vikan on Fischer’s performance against Ward. “He did not have six weeks of regular season preparation like the American players, so for him to be able to defeat his own demons in such a short amount of time was phenomenal.”
His best was a 5-2 victory, something almost no-one in the arena -- bar Fischer’s teammate and GM -- expected.
“- I was thrilled to see we could turn Rudolf around in two days. It was a mental thing,” said Vikan on Fischer’s performance against Ward. “He did not have six weeks of regular season preparation like the American players, so for him to be able to defeat his own demons in such a short amount of time was phenomenal.”
Read the entire article on the CGS League page.
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