Is there really any question that ChipSa is the greatest Doomfist player to ever live? He's made that claim numerous times and has never lost a single map since signing with the Philadelphia Fusion for the 2020 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Overwatch League ♏season. The dude is an animal, a prime specimen of a pro gamer. Still, the Philadelphia Fusion had the audacity to challenge his position as the top Doomfist, but ChipSa made it known once and for all who the big dog in Philly really is.
With the break in Overwatch League action for a few weeks, the Philadelphia Fusion decided to fill the void by hosting a 12-man Doomfist 1v1 Tournament. ChipSa was 𓆉the clear early favorite despite a sixth seed (bec🔜ause of placement deathmatch) but there were a few players capable of giving him a run for his money - most notably Carpe.
ChipSa made quick work of his opponents including his brother, Sado and Ivy on his way to a championship appearance. He looked unstoppable like he normally does but one final opponent stood in the way of his destiny. Of course, it was Carpe who went through Eqo and Alarm to reach th🌌e finals. ChipSa got off to fast start, but Carpe made a respectable comeback before ChipSa put the final nail in his coffin to secure the victory.
In hilarious ChipSa fashion, he didn't receive a single play of the game💜 for any of the matches he won and Carpe flat out refused to vote for him at the end screen after the finals. It was an iconic moment all around.
The Philadelphia Fusion have one of the strongest teams in the Overwatch League. Alongside their talent, their player's personaliꦆties really shine through and this fun Doomfist tournament allowed for some fun engagement with the team. CꦡhipSa of course reigned supreme, but that was to be expected.