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Another Foreign-Korean cooperation has been signed between Quantic Gaming and Incredible Miracle. Being now the international representative of the Korean team, Quantic will work to "bring the IM players to the world stage".
Quantic Gaming is one of the newest teams on the eSports scene (found in June 2011) but has been developing rapidly ever since. After signing players like InKa, Sase and Destiny, QG make yet another big step. The partnership with Incredible Miracle will benefit Quantic by sending Kim "Sase" Hammar and Steven "Destiny" Bonnell to train in the IM house, which has thus far tutored two three-times Code S and one Code A champions.
In turn, Quantic Gaming will aid the IM players, who will now wear the "QIM" badge, in their travels abroad. A twitter post by MLG's slasher later revealed that the first time we'll see this badge will be on Mvp's and NesTea's shirt when they visit the upcoming MLG Providence.
IM's coach and manager Dong Hoon Kang has given the following statement regarding the newly formed cooperation:
“Many major foreign teams have approached me in the past, seeking a partnership with my team. However, all their offers were only ever focused on the short-term, and none of them offered the kind of special relationship I was interested in. I declined all of these offers straight away... but this relationship, this alliance, it is different.
Quantic really wants to help my team and players, to bring them to the world stage and to the international marketplace. Quantic wants to do this in a way that both honors and respects what we have built as well as gives our players the attention and exposure they rightfully deserve. For this, I will share my knowledge and experience with my North American counterparts, so that all Quantic IM players can be the very best they can be, to reach their true potential. I feel that this is not just a business partnership, but also a friendship. A friendship which I look forward to keeping well into the future.”
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