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The OverSeer: Overwatch League S3 Week 29 Predictions

Hey everyone, hope you all are doing well. This is Proilios, and I'm about to share my predictions for the final week of regular season play in the League this year. It's going to be a much briefer post than usual since I'm super-busy with IRL stuff, but I'll still try my best to get accurate predictions down.


DAY 1

1. Vancouver Titans vs. Boston Uprising- Titans win 3-0.


Will Florida's consistency trump the Gladiators' aggressive play?
2. Los Angeles Gladiators vs. Florida Mayhem- Mayhem wins 3-0.


DAY 2

1. Hangzhou Spark vs. Seoul Dynasty- Dynasty wins 3-2.

2. London Spitfire vs. New York Excelsior- Excelsior wins 3-0.

3. Washington Justice vs. San Francisco Shock- Shock wins 3-0.

4. Dallas Fuel vs. Toronto Defiant- Fuel wins 3-0.

5. Los Angeles Gladiators vs. Atlanta Reign- Reign wins 3-1.

6. Los Angeles Valiant vs. Vancouver Titans- Valiant wins 3-2.


DAY 3

1. Seoul Dynasty vs. London Spitfire- Dynasty wins 3-0.

2. Dallas Fuel vs. Paris Eternal- Eternal wins 3-0.

3. San Francisco Shock vs. Atlanta Reign- Shock wins 3-0.

4. Los Angeles Valiant vs. Los Angeles Gladiators- Gladiators win 3-0.


That's all for my regular season predictions! Sorry for the really short post, but IRL problems can pile up hard sometimes and I need to take care of them first. Thanks a lot for your patience, and I'll see you again before the Playoffs!

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