Serving as MLG's first official international Pro Circuit event, as well as the final regular season event of the 2008 Season, MLG Toronto will get underway this weekend alongside the Fan Expo at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre. Halo 3's debut season on the MLG Pro Circuit has provided for more action, excitement, and turmoil than anyone could have ever predicted.
Considering the results of MLG Orlando, the team changes that have occurred since its conclusion, and the roller-coaster ride of emotions that has ensued as results, the level of anticipation for MLG Toronto has reached previously unimaginable levels. To put the magnitude of MLG Toronto into perspective, the event could very well go down as the most anticipated event in league history, and the competition that occurs could result in some of the most emotionally charged gaming we've ever seen.
Teams and individuals alike have created an enormous amount of pressure for themselves. Not only is the pressure on to perform well, but also to perform well enough to justify their respective roster changes. Public opinion is in complete limbo, and Toronto's results could weigh heavily on the community favorites heading into the final two events.
Now that the picture has been painted, let's break it down on a bracket by bracket basis. For the purposes of this analysis, we'll assume that no major upsets occur throughout the Championship Bracket. Doing so will allow us to have a much better picture of which teams could potentially meet up, as well as who has the best shot at making it into the later rounds of the Winners Bracket.
^Direct Quote from http://www.MLGPro.com^
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Edited by L337 Box, 22 August 2008 - 08:36 PM.
