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2019 Chinese Hearthstone eSports trivia

I'm shifting this tidbit into the talk page from the lede where it was dumped. No prejudice against restoring it in a more reasonable location within the article. For more info see WP:LEDE. -Thibbs (talk) 01:13, 5 November 2019 (UTC)[reply]

In 2019, VKLiooon (Xiaomeng Li, 李晓萌), representing China[1][2] in Hearthstone World Championship, defeated Bloodyface (Brian Eason, representing United States) to succeed Hunterace (Casper Notto from Norway, 2018 Hearthstone World Champion) as the 2019 Hearthstone World Champion[3], claiming a prize of $200,000 (USD). She was the first woman win a world championship in Esports.

  1. ^ Hearthstone Global Finals - Player Spotlights: VKliooon, retrieved 2019-11-04
  2. ^ "Sina Visitor System". passport.weibo.com. Retrieved 2019-11-04.
  3. ^ Esports, Hearthstone (2019-11-02). "A CLEAN SWEEP!! VKLIOOON HAS WON THE HEARTHSTONE GLOBAL FINALS!!!pic.twitter.com/3PwNX0qcBq". @HSesports. Retrieved 2019-11-04.