Uploaded October 2016 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Kang ‘Solar’ Min Soo is a StarCraft II Zerg pro gamer from South Korea.
Since the beginnings of the Beta of Legacy of the Void, Solar showed top-level performances in online tournaments, winning 6 Leifeng Cups and 3 Lycan League Weekly events, and taking a win at the SHOUTcraft Invitational II dropping only 2 games in his victorious run.
In the first Premier Tournament of the Legacy of the Void era, the DreamHack: ROCCAT LotV Championship, Solar came as one of the favorites to claim the final victory. Solar started out strong, after stomping the Group Stage with a perfect 5-0 matches count, not dropping a single map (10-0). Eventually, it came down to an intense nail-biting 7 games finals, with him being down 1-3, but Solar managed to come back and win the tournament 4-3 claiming the $20,000 prize.
More recently in 2016 Solar performed decently in both GSL seasons but his most impressive placements and plays came out of each SpoTV StarLeague seasons – placing 3rd in Season 1 and then taking the 1st place trophy in Season 2 solidifying his place at the 2016 WCS Global Playoffs at BlizzCon.
Solar's Twitter: twitter.com/Samsung_Solar
Solar's Profile: wcs.battle.net/sc2/en/players/solar
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Kang ‘Solar’ Min Soo is a StarCraft II Zerg pro gamer from South Korea.
Since the beginnings of the Beta of Legacy of the Void, Solar showed top-level performances in online tournaments, winning 6 Leifeng Cups and 3 Lycan League Weekly events, and taking a win at the SHOUTcraft Invitational II dropping only 2 games in his victorious run.
In the first Premier Tournament of the Legacy of the Void era, the DreamHack: ROCCAT LotV Championship, Solar came as one of the favorites to claim the final victory. Solar started out strong, after stomping the Group Stage with a perfect 5-0 matches count, not dropping a single map (10-0). Eventually, it came down to an intense nail-biting 7 games finals, with him being down 1-3, but Solar managed to come back and win the tournament 4-3 claiming the $20,000 prize.
More recently in 2016 Solar performed decently in both GSL seasons but his most impressive placements and plays came out of each SpoTV StarLeague seasons – placing 3rd in Season 1 and then taking the 1st place trophy in Season 2 solidifying his place at the 2016 WCS Global Playoffs at BlizzCon.
Solar's Twitter: twitter.com/Samsung_Solar
Solar's Profile: wcs.battle.net/sc2/en/players/solar
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