2007 CJ Dream Match

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[e][h]2007 CJ Dream Match
League Information
Series:
CJ SuperFight
Organizer:
CJ Media
Sponsor(s):
CJ Media
Type:
Offline
Location:
South Korea South Korea
Format:
1v1
Prize Pool:
₩5,000,000 KRW
(≃ $5,397 USD)
Start Date:
2007-05-05
End Date:
2007-05-05
Liquipedia Tier:
Links
Participants
Number of Players:
5
Terran 3
Zerg 2
Maps
Chronology


Overview[edit]

The 2006-2007 CJ SuperFight was created by CJ Media (the sponsor behind CJ Entus) as a series of show matches. The series were broadcast live over a number of their channels: XTM (action movie channel), Xsports (sports), Mnet (music MTV-style); and internet streams: GOMTV (online streaming broadcasting) and Naver (internet portal broadcasting). CJ Media created elaborate introductions for players and featured lucrative prize pools, among the highest for a one-day event. Each broadcast also included First Person views of each participant and some matches branched into popular games aside from StarCraft.

The SuperFight show matches were held once approximately every month from October 2006 to May 2007. These show matches featured invited progamer with themes, such as New & Old and the Race Wars.

CJ Media came back with a smaller event, the Dream Match. Played on Children's Day, this Dream Match was a special event for the kids. Opening the event with a 2v1 match of two amateurs against returning SuperFight participant ToSsGirL, the main event was a rematch of the first SuperFight show match. A match between the Maestro, sAviOr and the Emperor, BoxeR.


Tournament Details[edit]

Prize Pool[edit]

Prize money was awarded to the top finishers per the below:[1] Information concerning further cash prizes for other top finishers is not readily available.

Main Event[edit]

Participants[edit]

Dream Match
Protoss Team Protoss (0) Terran Team Terran (3) Zerg Team Zerg (2)
 —
SK Telecom T1SK Telecom T1
South Korea BoxeR
CJ EntusCJ Entus
South Korea sAviOr
 —
STX SouLSTX SouL
South Korea ToSsGirL
South Korea Amateur 1
 — South Korea Amateur 2  —


Format[edit]

The opening match was a best of one, while the main event was a best of three format.


Maps[edit]


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