While the WCQ: European Championship 2011 has just reached its conclusion, there’s still another major event happening across the Atlantic as we speak. If you’d like to check out all the action over there, hit this link to find the live event coverage of the 2011 North American WCQ!
Back to all newsBelow you can find an overview with direct lin to all articles published during our live coverage from the Yu-Gi-Oh! TCG WCQ European Championship 2011.
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[p]It’s time for another stat attack! Here’s who made Top 16 at the WCQ: European Championship 2011 (decklists here!), as well as what decks they used![/p] (more…)
Back to all newsWhile the last Duels of the Main Event were being played, the Public Events were still going on, holding just as much Dueling Action.
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Out of 580 players, the following four made it to the Top 4 and can now represent Europe in the World Championship – and by this have the chance to become the world’s best Yu-Gi-Oh! player 2011!
1st place and the new European Champion 2011: Michel Grüner
Germany
Tengu Plant Deck
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Now that the event is over (congratulations to the Top 4) here’s a quick recap of who defeated who from the Top 16 onwards!
It’s the time several of you have been waiting for, here are the Top 16 Decklists from the WCQ: European Championship 2011!
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[p]Ever since their introduction, the Synchro Monsters made quite an impact on the game. Yu-Gi-Oh! ZeXal introduced the Xyz Monsters to the Yu-Gi-Oh! universe which are destined to gain ground on the Synchros in the upcoming months, however, the stylish white monsters don’t feel like succumbing just yet. In fact, rather recently, the Tech Genus Monsters were released – a deck destined to Synchro Summon many Synchro Monsters in no time! A group of players mainly located in Austria relied on the archetype this weekend. All of them were sitting on rather impressive records, so let’s take a closer look at their invention.
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[p][b]IT ALL CAME DOWN TO THIS![/b] After leaving more than 570 Duelists behind them, Germany’s Michel Grüner and the UK’s very own Sami Sekkoum were sitting across each other, fighting for the title of European Champion! Who would gain the upper hand? Grüner’s Tengu Plants or Sekkoum’s Gravekeepers? Just a few more minutes and we know who’s gonna be your European Champion 2011!
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The Final Match of this years WCQ: European Championship is Michel Grüner from Germany versus Sami Sekkoum from the UK. In a little more than one hour we will know who the European Champion of the Yu-Gi-Oh! TCG in 2011 will be.
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