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MLG: EG.HuK grabs the MLG Orlando gold

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With a 2-0 victory (4-1 counting the extended series score) against oGsMC in the grand final, EG's Chris "HuK" Loranger is crowned MLG Orlando champion, setting up a couple of milestones in MLG history.

In one of the shortest televised series at Orlando, HuK emerged victorious after a 4-gate victory on Altar and defending MC's cannon rush into DT opening on Caverns. Those were the only two wins that the Canadian needed having the extended series rule on his side and thus brings home the $5,000 first place prize.

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By being crowned MLG Orlando champion, HuK sets up a few corner-stones as far as MLG history is concerned. He is the only two-times MLG champion (winning MLG Raleigh 2010 as well) thus far and is also the only non-Korean (and the only protoss) to win an MLG tournament since the beginning of the GSL/MLG exchange program.

MLG Orlando final standings
1st Canada Chris HuK Loranger, $5.000
2nd Korea Min-Chul MC Jang, $3.000
3rd Korea Yun-Sik TheSTC Choi, $2.000
4th United States Greg Idra Fields, $1.400
5th Korea Jung-Hoon MarineKing Lee, $1.000
6th Korea Ji-Sung Bomber Choi, $700
7th Korea Ho-Joon Puma Lee, $500
8th Korea Hong-Wook HongUn Ahm, $400

The next and final MLG event will be the national championship at Providence on November 18-20, featuring the massive $120,000 prize pool with $50,000 of them going to the first place winner.

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