With six years of shared history behind us, Joona “Serral” Sotala has extended his contract with ENCE for another year.
We’re proud to announce that Serral’s base continues to show off the ENCE logo in the year 2022. The Finnish Phenom has previously said he values longevity, which shows in the years of collaboration between him and us. With both of us representing Finland among the esports’ elite, the shared connection of both language and culture makes it smooth and easy to work together.
We are excited to see what this seventh year together will bring us, so let’s hear some thoughts from the GOAT himself!
With six years of shared history behind us, @ENCE_Serral has extended his contract with ENCE for yet another year!
— ENCE (@ENCE) January 28, 2022
Hear the GOAT’s thoughts and goals for 2022 🐐
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1. Claiming the missing trophy at Katowice
“Winning is always my goal and that is what I'm going for 100%.”
Without a doubt, all eyes are focused sharply on IEM Katowice. Not only is it the first StarCraft 2 LAN event in two years, but it’s also one of the few tournaments Serral has yet to win. Eager to add the Katowice trophy to his collections, Serral is putting all of his focus on the Masters Championship 2022.
The Masters Championship is played on 25.-27.02.2022 in the legendary Spodek Arena in Katowice, Poland. Follow our site and social media for tournament updates!
2. ConsistENCE
“My goal is just to keep my level consistently high … I think I have been pretty successful at it.”
After his breakthrough in 2018, Serral has held his level consistently high among the top players in the world. Even if we haven’t seen such dominance as he displayed during that year, his winrates continue to be unrivaled. For example, between 2018 and today, he has won 476 series and lost only 81, which amounts to a staggering 85.46% winrate.
3. Weekly streams
“I also want to keep going with my once-a-week streaming schedule."
This one’s for you, Hat Gang! All of us have been enjoying watching Serral in official matches as well as in his personal streams, so we’re happy to hear that there’s more of both in store for us this year!
