Team LoL Pro is a European team formed by the Curse Gaming organization in June of 2012 when the lineup of Absolute Legends transferred to Curse.
[edit] History
[edit] Formation of Curse Gaming EU
On June 1st, 2012, gaming organization Curse purchased Absolute Legends' roster, consisting of extinkt, Sleper, Malunoo, xinec, YoungBuck, and team manager Flyy. Curse's European squadron would be known as Curse Gaming EU.
[edit] Season 2
Curse Gaming EU's first event would be at the Reign of Gaming International Invitational. Curse Gaming EU qualified for the tournament originally under the flagship of Absolute Legends, but the players would move to Curse midway. In the qualifiers, Curse Gaming EU would defeat Team ALTERNATE, SK Gaming, and exHCL 2-0 to qualify for the offline finals event along with Teamless, Team Solomid, and Team SoloMid Evo. However, Curse EU's success would end at the offline event, going 0-6 against Teamless, Team SoloMid, and Team SoloMid Evo. In the third place match, Curse Gaming EU would lose 1-2 against Teamless, ending the event with a fourth place finish.
A week after the event, Curse Gaming EU would replace their top lane player Youngbuck with former Absolute Legends top laner Angush.
Six days after the roster change, Curse Gaming EU would take third at the DreamHack Summer 2012 offline LAN, qualifying through the online qualifiers. In the group stage, Curse Gaming EU would place first, going 3-0, defeating FnaticRC, PAH, and Millenium. However, Curse EU would fall to Moscow Five in the semifinals 0-2, relegating Curse EU to play in the third place match. There, Curse would defeat FnaticRC 2-1 to take home third place.
On July 17th, 2012, Curse Gaming EU would place first at the Elite of Europe online tournament. Curse EU would have a strong showing at the tournament, defeating FnaticRC 2-0 in the quarterfinals, Team SoloMid 2-0 in the semi-finals, and Mousesports 2-1 in the grand finals.
[edit] Timeline
- To read about Absolute Legends history, click here
- To read about Absolute Legends history, click here.
[edit] Player Roster
[edit] Former
[edit] Temporary Subs
[edit] Organization
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Benjamin Gray
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Manager
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[edit] Gallery
 Previous Crs.EU Roster at Gamescom 2012 - Left to Right: flyy, Angush, extinkt, Malunoo, Sleper, xinec, and Panky |
[edit] References
- ↑ Absolute Legends EU becomes Curse EU reignofgaming.net
- ↑ Curse.EU Welcomes Back Angush as Top Lane reignofgaming.net
- ↑ Curse.EU Welcomes New Bottom Lane: Say Hello to Crs SuperAze and Crs Creaton(formerly LOL PRO) reignofgaming.net
- ↑ SuperAZE leaves Team Curse.EU shortly before IPL5 reddit.com
- ↑ BaronCast Twitter Update twitter.com
- ↑ A Quick explanation for Curse EU's lack of appearance in the EU Season 3 Online Qualifiers reddit.com
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