The BRL season 3 grand finale is finally over, spelling the end of the tournament. Between the style showmatch Owen and Roy and the actual match of Dragon vs Peason, the winners have been decided. Roy dominated the showmatch, while the latter match was given to Dragon, cementing him as one worth the name of dragon. The expectations for Peason were low, since he's known for his flow jumps and flashy moves in this serious tournament environment, but his lose was 3-3(1), not by

The finals for both the US and EU brackets of BRL Season 3 have finally concluded. It's a 6-3 win for Dragon against Miwa, a close game until he decided it wouldn't be. This rematch ended with the Golden Spear snapping against the Dragon's scales once again. And it's a 5-1 win for Peason against Fennx. I'd be lying if I said Fennx had a chance, because the one game he did win was when Peason was playing with magic and dash extensions. In fact, the whole game, Peason was schmo

The clock ticks back, and the past becomes the present, and the future is now the past. But what is left behind is forever gone, and a man who has surpassed his rival leaves for a new battlefield, two swords plunged for vengeance, and another one for the wicked. This is the tale of Fennx, who has defeated the camerabender of rage, Kavaroots, the very same one who killed his rival, Bodders. It is also the only match in BRL history where RCL had to cast it twice, because of a g