Foggy

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Player Information
Name:
Андрій Корень
Romanized Name:
Andriy Koren
Birth:
April 12, 1993 (1993-04-12) (age 29)
Country:
Ukraine Ukraine
Race:
Night Elf
Status:
Active
Approx. Earnings 2023:
Ranking:
$60
23rd
Alternate IDs:
skhot
hAzY-
天天好天
秘密播放器1234
FFF
Moon1234
雾Foggy
iAct.n2L.f0gGy
Nicknames:
Boxing Champion
Medias (Social & stream)
History
20XX-XX-XX - 20XX-XX-XX
2010-03-24 - 2010-04-10
2010-XX-XX - 2010-07-15
2010-XX-XX - 2010-XX-XX
2010-XX-XX - 20XX-XX-XX
2011-03-12 - 201X-XX-XX
201X-XX-XX - 201X-XX-XX
201X-XX-XX - 201X-XX-XX
2020-03-06 - 2021-01-05
2022-04-08 - present
Profiles
ESL Foggy's profile

Andriy "Foggy" Koren (born April 12, 1993) is a professional Ukrainian Night Elf player, currently playing for RAPTOR Gaming.

Biography[edit]

Foggy started to stream and became a more known WarCraft III player in 2015.

He qualified for WCA Germany 2015, but his visa was denied and the slot was given to yAwS (in the end yAwS took 2nd place in the World Championship). In the following open qualifier Foggy lost to OrcWorker.

In 2016, Foggy won WCA Europe, beating yAwS and OrcWorker and took first place. It was his first victory in a major competition. However, at the WCA Main Event he lost three of his four group stage matches, and was eliminated.

In 2018, Foggy was nominated for the GreatGamers of the Year Award and reached the Top 4 alongside Neeb, Innovation and Flash.

Golden Championship Series[edit]

Traveling directly from WCA to GCS 2016 Fall, he immediately made a much better showing of himself. After falling to the lower bracket in the playoffs, he beat Romantic and WFZ to make it to the Lower Bracket Round 3. There, he beat one of the tournament favorites, TH000, winning the deciding map 3 with an unusual Warden/Tinker combination. He ended in 3rd place.

This was the start of a good run of results in the GCS. He followed up his GCS 2016 Fall result, with another 3rd place finish in GCS 2017 Summer, and then improving that further with a 2nd place in GCS 2017 Winter. This was enough to qualify him to the GCS 2017 Grand Final as the first Night Elf and as the first westerner.

Trivia[edit]

  • He is from Lviv, Ukraine.
  • He was coached by Clown and Cash.
  • Currently lives in Tbilisi, Georgia.

Weekly Cups[edit]

Achievements[edit]

Date Placement Tier Tournament Team Result Prize
2021-11-28 A55 - 8th A1Tier 1 DH Open 2021 1 : 3 South Korea  LawLiet $5,000
2021-11-07 A11st A2Tier 2 W3Champions S8 3 : 2 South Korea  Moon $1,650
2021-08-16 A11st A2Tier 2 Russian Cyber Games 2021 3 : 2 South Korea  MichaeL $2,850
2021-03-07 A33 - 4th A1Tier 1 DH 2020 Regional Championship - Europe 1 : 3 Russia  Happy $4,500
2020-02-23 A33 - 4th A1Tier 1 DH Open 2020 - Anaheim 0 : 2 South Korea  Moon $2,000
2019-04-28 A11st A2Tier 2 StreamFest - 2019 3 : 0 Russia  Neytpoh $1,416
2018-12-08 A22nd A1Tier 1 WGL 2018 Winter GoGo 1 : 4 South Korea  Moon $2,909
2018-08-26 A33 - 4th A1Tier 1 Master's Coliseum GoGo 0 : 2 China  120 $2,912
2017-11-19 A22nd A1Tier 1 GCS 2017 Winter 3 : 4 China  TH000 $3,021
2016-08-18 A11st A2Tier 2 WCA 2016 - European Qualifier GoGo 3 : 2 Belarus  OrcWorker $7,546
About achievementsComplete Results in any Tournament

Gallery[edit]

  • GCS 2018 Summer

  • WGL 2018 Winter

  • WGL 2019 Winter

  • WGL 2019 Winter

  • Signed by Sparx eSports

  • DreamHack 2021 Open

  • RCADIA World Series 2022

External links[edit]

Interviews & Articles[edit]

  • 2009
  • 2015
  • 2016
  • 2017
  • 2018
  • 2019
  • 2020
  • 2021
  • Show All

References[edit]

  1. ↑ 2020-03-06 | English Speaking Sparx eSports starts Warcraft III division by Sparx eSports
  2. ↑ 2021-01-05 | English Speaking Foggy leaves Sparx eSports by Sparx eSports
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