INTERNETHULK

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Player Information

Name:

Dennis Hawelka

Birth:

March 22, 1987

Died:

November 7, 2017 (aged 30)

Country:

Germany

Approx. Total Earnings:

$41,884

Alternate IDs:

Rmdx, Meatpuddle, Hulk

Common Team Role(s):

Coach

Signature Hero:

Winston

Symmetra

Lúcio

Links

Achievements

National Teams

World Cup 2016

World Cup 2017

History

2015-??-?? – 201?-??-??

HULKTastic

2016-??-?? – 2016-04-23

IDDQD

2016-04-23 – 2017-04-22

Team EnVyUs

2017-04-22 - 2017-04-25

Laser Kittenz (Trial Coach)

2017-04-25 - 2017-06-02

Rogue (Trial Coach)

2017-06-02 - 2017-09-15

Team Liquid (Coach)

Dennis "INTERNETHULK" Hawelka was a German player who most famously played for Team EnVyUs during most of 2016 and the beginning of 2017. He began transitioning to a Coaching role under Rogue and later Team Liquid after leaving Team EnVyUs.

History[edit]

INTERNETHULK (or Hulk) was a key part and founder of the IDDQD core that was dominant in the early stages of Professional Overwatch. They were later signed to Team EnVyUs^[1], and continued their dominating performance. He would go on to win APEX Season 1 and MLG Vegas 2016 with the team in late 2016.

After APEX Season 2, INTERNETHULK's contract with EnVyUs ran out, and he decided not to resign with them.^[2] From there, he chose to pursue a Coaching career, becoming one of the few player coaches in Overwatch's young life. His first Coaching job was coaching his former rivals Rogue during APEX Season 3, where they lost in groups to the eventual 1st and 2nd place teams.^[3]

On November 8th 2017, Team Liquid announced that Dennis had passed away.^[4] Subsequently, pros and prominent casters organized the HulkTastic Cup in his honor and memory, which raised money to pay for any costs the Hawelka Family might incur as a result of Dennis' death, with any leftover money going to a children's charity.

On November 15th 2017, Blizzard announced The Dennis Hawelka Award, to be awarded to the player that had the most positive impact on the community. The award is handed out at the end of each Overwatch League season.^[5] The first Dennis Hawelka award was awarded to Dennis' former teammate, Pongphop "Mickie" Rattanasangchod.

Gear & Settings[edit]

Mouse settings (list of) (calculate)
Mouse	Curvature	Circumference	Mouse Setup	Sensitivity	Mousepad
Zowie FK1	1584 MPI 1.039 deg/mm	13.6 in/rev 34.6 cm/rev	800 CPI	5	Zowie G-SR
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Trivia[edit]

He also played StarCraft II and was a Grandmaster Terran who streamed on TL.net and occasionally played competitively.^[6]
Before he transitioned to Overwatch, he also played League of Legends and was the first player in 2014 to reach Challenger.^[7]

Achievements[edit]

As Coach
As Player
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Date	Placement	Tier		Result		Prize
2017-07-02	A22nd	A2Major	Overwatch Contenders 2017 Season Zero: North America	1 : 4		$10,000
2017-06-04	A77th	A5Qualifier	Overwatch Contenders 2017 Season Zero: North America Q2	2 : 0		$0
2017-06-03	A99 - 16th	A5Qualifier	Overwatch Contenders 2017 Season Zero: North America Q1	0 : 2		$0
2017-05-26	A99 - 12th	A1Premier	Overwatch APEX Season 3	1/-/2	Grp. S.	$2,850
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Date	Placement	Tier		Result		Prize
2017-03-07	A55 - 8th	A1Premier	Overwatch APEX Season 2	0/-/2	Grp. S.	$6,165
2016-12-18	A11st	A2Major	Major League Gaming Vegas 2016	4 : 0		$40,000
2016-12-03	A11st	A1Premier	Overwatch APEX Season 1	4 : 0		$87,170
2016-10-31	A99 - 12th	A1Premier	Overwatch World Cup 2016	1/-/2	Grp. S.	$18,000
2016-09-30	A22nd	A1Premier	Overwatch Open	1 : 3		$32,000
2016-08-21	A33 - 4th	A1Premier	2016 ESL Overwatch Atlantic Showdown - Gamescom	2 : 3		$12,000
2016-08-05	A11st	A2Major	BTS Overwatch Cup	3 : 0		$5,000
2016-07-16	A11st	A3Minor	BEAT Invitational - Season 1	4 : 0		$4,500
2016-06-26	A11st	A2Major	Operation Breakout	3 : 0		$7,500
2016-06-26	A11st	A2Major	OG Invitational	4 : 0		$15,000
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