We did not get to play against TSG with our new strategy (they beat us with a 10-1 ratio when I was mutilate, with different variations of priest trains and wow gold).  If the Taiwanese team plays mutilate then TSG should win 3-0 or 3-1 easily.  If they play fan of knives then I am not sure if TSG can find a solution with very little previous experience against the AOE playing style to get wow gold. Rumor from Blizzcon is TSG has chemistry issues with Veex considering druid healer for wow gold (that is IF he does not retire), and this team does not have the same cohesiveness when they took second place at the US regionals. Zileas had to set up his keyboard all by himself and will not be hanging out with his team this weekend. A first round loss is not completely out of question.

    However, while very few people consider TSG a favorite, if X6, Woah and Shipit can clean out all the RMPs for them; they actually have a chance of winning it all. I can not see X6 beating them in warrior/dk/paladin mirror about WoW Gold, and TSG should have an advantage against both warrior/lock/druid and warrior/hunter/paladin. Shaq and Kobe did not get along either, but when it came to game time, they played to win. Can TSG turn hatred into motivation? We will find out in 12 hours!

Really can go either way, I am picking HON by a hair because they fought Shipit a lot, and that is a specialization team. X6 is a dual comp team and their DK/BM/Paladin team should not be on Shipits level about WoW Gold.

Realz played mind games against his opponent with his anti-druid video, and home court advantage without time zone / jet lag differences should make his team fresher in a very close series. If DKPs rogue runs FOK/killing spree spec, they have a chance.  Otherwise TSG wins 3-1 against mutilate rogue/DK/priest.