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| name = 2018 Overwatch League Playoffs | image = | caption = | game = Overwatch | date = July 11–July 28 | administrator = Activision-Blizzard | purse ={{US$|1,700,000|long=no}} | matches = 12 | event1 = Grand Finals | event1_venue = Barclays Center | event1_location = Brooklyn, New York | event1_champion = London Spitfire | event1_runner-up = Philadelphia Fusion | mvp_label = Finals MVP | event1_mvp = Park "Profit" Jun-young | previous = | next = {{#ifexist:2019 Overwatch League playoffs|2019|2019}} }} The 2018 Overwatch League playoffs began on July 11, after the 2018 Overwatch League regular season ended, and concluded on July 28 with the 2018 Grand Finals, the first championship match of the Overwatch League (OWL). Six teams competed in the OWL Playoffs. The winner of each round of the Playoffs was determined by a best-of-three match series, with match determined by best-of-five maps. The Quarterfinals had the third-seeded team playing the sixth-seeded team, while the fourth-seeded team played the fifth-seeded team. In the Semifinals, the top-seed team played the lowest remaining seed, while the second-seeded team played the next-lowest. The winners advanced to the Grand Finals, which took place at Barclays Center in Brooklyn, New York on July 27–28.[1][1][2] London Spitfire defeated Philadelphia Fusion in the Grand Finals to become the first Overwatch League Champions. Map pool and rotationThe postseason map pool consisted of eight maps, with a ninth map as the tie-breaking map (if necessary), and was decided by a lottery system on June 19.[3]
ParicipantsSix teams qualified for the Season Playoffs based on their season overall records. The two division leaders were awarded the top two seeds, and the following top four teams, regardless of division, were awarded seeds three through six.[4]
Bracket{{6TeamBracket-NCAA2| RD1 = Quarterfinals July 11–14, 2018 | RD2 = Semifinals July 18–21, 2018 | RD3 = Grand Finals July 27–28, 2018 | RD1-seed1 = 3 | RD1-team1 = Boston Uprising | RD1-score1 = 1 | RD1-seed2 = 6 | RD1-team2 = Philadelphia Fusion | RD1-score2 = 2 | RD1-seed3 = 4 | RD1-team3 = Los Angeles Gladiators | RD1-score3 = 1 | RD1-seed4 = 5 | RD1-team4 = London Spitfire | RD1-score4 = 2 |RD2-seed1 = 1 |RD2-team1 = New York Excelsior |RD2-score1 = 0 |RD2-seed2 = 6 |RD2-team2 = Philadelphia Fusion |RD2-score2 = 2 |RD2-seed3 = 2 |RD2-team3 = Los Angeles Valiant |RD2-score3 = 0 |RD2-seed4 = 5 |RD2-team4 = London Spitfire |RD2-score4 = 2 |RD3-seed1 = 5 |RD3-team1 = London Spitfire |RD3-score1 = 2 |RD3-seed2 = 6 |RD3-team2 = Philadelphia Fusion |RD3-score2 = 0 }} Quarterfinals(3) Boston Uprising vs. (6) Philadelphia FusionThe Fusion pulled off a 2–1 victory in their first match against the Uprising, who had been high in the standings early in the regular season but had lost momentum in the latter half. Fusion used a tank-heavy roster, including Reinhardt played by Sado, which forced the Uprising to move away from their sniper-based strategy. Fusion's Eqo and Carpe also showed skill across several heroes to help with the victory.[6] {{Overwatch collapsible box| match = Quarterfinals Match 1 | date = July 11 | year = 2019 | time = 5:00 pm PST | team1 = Philadelphia Fusion | team1score = 3 | team2 = Boston Uprising | team2score = 1 | map1 = Dorado| map1team1score = 3 | map1team2score = 1 | map2 = Oasis| map2team1score = 1 | map2team2score = 2 | map3 = Eichenwalde| map3team1score = 5 | map3team2score = 4 | map4 = Volskaya Industries| map4team1score = 2 | map4team2score = 0 | map5 =| map5team1score = | map5team2score = | recap = [https://overwatchleague.com/en-us/match/13121 Details] | location = Burbank, CA| stadium = Blizzard Arena }}{{Overwatch collapsible box | match = Quarterfinals Match 2 | date = July 13 | year = 2019 | time = 5:00 pm PST | team1 = Philadelphia Fusion | team1score = 1 | team2 = Boston Uprising | team2score = 3 | map1 = Junkertown| map1team1score = 4 | map1team2score = 5 | map2 = Lijang Tower| map2team1score = 0 | map2team2score = 2 | map3 = King's Row| map3team1score = 3 | map3team2score = 2 | map4 = Hanamura| map4team1score = 2 | map4team2score = 3 | map5 =| map5team1score = | map5team2score = | recap = [https://overwatchleague.com/en-us/match/13122 Details] | location = Burbank, CA| stadium = Blizzard Arena }}{{Overwatch collapsible box | match = Quarterfinals Match 3 | date = July 13 | year = 2019 | time = 7:00 pm PST | team1 = Philadelphia Fusion | team1score = 3 | team2 = Boston Uprising | team2score = 1 | map1 = Junkertown| map1team1score = 2 | map1team2score = 3 | map2 = Lijang Tower| map2team1score = 2 | map2team2score = 0 | map3 = Eichenwalde| map3team1score = 3 | map3team2score = 1 | map4 = Hanamura| map4team1score = 2 | map4team2score = 1 | map5 =| map5team1score = | map5team2score = | recap = [https://overwatchleague.com/en-us/match/13123 Details] | location = Burbank, CA| stadium = Blizzard Arena }}
(4) Los Angeles Gladiators vs. (5) London SpitfireThe Spitfire had been underdogs in their match against the Gladiators, having never won a regular season match against them. The Gladiators took the first match, 3-0, including a trick play that involved Surefour staying in the spawn room as a different hero until well into the match before changing to his regular Widowmaker hero and readily picking off the open Spitfire players. The Spitfire responded in the following matches with adaptive changes in their team composition that prevented the Gladiators from maintaining their defense lines.[6] Notably, the Gladiators chose to bench their primary main tank player Fissure, who came second place for Season MVP, for the playoffs, opting instead to replace him with the team's other main tank player, iRemiix.[5] The official reason given for this decision was that "the Gladiators believe that the most effective practice and preparation is necessary in order to perform well in playoffs."[5] {{Overwatch collapsible box| match = Quarterfinals Match 1 | date = July 11 | year = 2019 | time = 7:00 pm PST | team1 = London Spitfire | team1score = 0 | team2 = Los Angeles Gladiators | team2score = 3 | map1 = Junkertown| map1team1score = 2 | map1team2score = 3 | map2 = Lijang Tower| map2team1score = 1 | map2team2score = 2 | map3 = King's Row| map3team1score = 1 | map3team2score = 2 | map4 =| map4team1score = | map4team2score = | map5 =| map5team1score = | map5team2score = | recap = [https://overwatchleague.com/en-us/match/13124 Details] | location = Burbank, CA| stadium = Blizzard Arena }}{{Overwatch collapsible box | match = Quarterfinals Match 2 | date = July 14 | year = 2019 | time = 1:00 pm PST | team1 = London Spitfire | team1score = 3 | team2 = Los Angeles Gladiators | team2score = 0 | map1 = Dorado| map1team1score = 2 | map1team2score = 1 | map2 = Oasis| map2team1score = 2 | map2team2score = 0 | map3 = Eichenwalde| map3team1score = 3 | map3team2score = 0 | map4 =| map4team1score = | map4team2score = | map5 =| map5team1score = | map5team2score = | recap = [https://overwatchleague.com/en-us/match/13125 Details] | location = Burbank, CA| stadium = Blizzard Arena }}{{Overwatch collapsible box | match = Quarterfinals Match 3 | date = July 14 | year = 2019 | time = 2:50 pm PST | team1 = London Spitfire | team1score = 3 | team2 = Los Angeles Gladiators | team2score = 0 | map1 = Junkertown| map1team1score = 3 | map1team2score = 2 | map2 = Lijang Tower| map2team1score = 2 | map2team2score = 0 | map3 = King's Row| map3team1score = 5 | map3team2score = 4 | map4 =| map4team1score = | map4team2score = | map5 =| map5team1score = | map5team2score = | recap = [https://overwatchleague.com/en-us/match/13126 Details] | location = Burbank, CA| stadium = Blizzard Arena }}
SemifinalsAfter each quarterfinal series, the sixth-seeded Fusion, being the lowest seed of the two quarterfinals winners, faced the top-seeded Excelsior, whereas the fifth-seeded Spitfire played against the second-seeded Los Angeles Valiant. The semi-final saw upsets in both brackets with the lower-seed Fusion and Spitfire winning over the top seeds Excelsior and Valiant. (1) New York Excelsior vs. (6) Philadelphia FusionFusion had taken the first series 3–0 over Excelsior. While the second set ran for all five maps, Fusion won the series and the spot in the Grand Finals.[6] {{Overwatch collapsible box| match = Semifinals Match 1 | date = July 18 | year = 2019 | time = 5:00 pm PST | team1 = Philadelphia Fusion | team1score = 3 | team2 = New York Excelsior | team2score = 0 | map1 = Dorado| map1team1score = 3 | map1team2score = 2 | map2 = Oasis| map2team1score = 2 | map2team2score = 1 | map3 = Eichenwalde| map3team1score = 3 | map3team2score = 1 | map4 =| map4team1score = | map4team2score = | map5 =| map5team1score = | map5team2score = | recap = [https://overwatchleague.com/en-us/match/13130 Details] | location = Burbank, CA| stadium = Blizzard Arena }}{{Overwatch collapsible box | match = Semifinals Match 2 | date = July 21 | year = 2019 | time = 4:00 pm PST | team1 = Philadelphia Fusion | team1score = 3 | team2 = New York Excelsior | team2score = 2 | map1 = Junkertown| map1team1score = 3 | map1team2score = 2 | map2 = Lijang Tower| map2team1score = 1 | map2team2score = 2 | map3 = King's Row| map3team1score = 3 | map3team2score = 0 | map4 = Hanamura| map4team1score = 1 | map4team2score = 2 | map5 = Dorado| map5team1score = 3 | map5team2score = 2 | recap = [https://overwatchleague.com/en-us/match/13131 Details] | location = Burbank, CA| stadium = Blizzard Arena }}
(2) Los Angeles Valiant vs. (5) London SpitfireThe Spitfire had kept their traction from the victory over the Gladiators in the previous round, and took their spot in the finals after two matches, winning each 3–1 and 3–0.[6] {{Overwatch collapsible box| match = Semifinals Match 1 | date = July 18 | year = 2019 | time = 6:45 pm PST | team1 = London Spitfire | team1score = 3 | team2 = Los Angeles Valiant | team2score = 1 | map1 = Junkertown| map1team1score = 3 | map1team2score = 1 | map2 = Lijang Tower| map2team1score = 2 | map2team2score = 1 | map3 = King's Row| map3team1score = 0 | map3team2score = 1 | map4 = Hanamura| map4team1score = 1 | map4team2score = 1 | map5 = Dorado| map5team1score = 3 | map5team2score = 2 | recap = [https://overwatchleague.com/en-us/match/13127 Details] | location = Burbank, CA| stadium = Blizzard Arena }}{{Overwatch collapsible box | match = Semifinals Match 2 | date = July 20 | year = 2019 | time = 4:00 pm PST | team1 = London Spitfire | team1score = 3 | team2 = Los Angeles Valiant | team2score = 0 | map1 = Dorado| map1team1score = 3 | map1team2score = 2 | map2 = Oasis| map2team1score = 2 | map2team2score = 0 | map3 = Eichenwalde| map3team1score = 5 | map3team2score = 4 | map4 =| map4team1score = | map4team2score = | map5 =| map5team1score = | map5team2score = | recap = [https://overwatchleague.com/en-us/match/13128 Details] | location = Burbank, CA| stadium = Blizzard Arena }}
Grand Finals{{main|2018 Overwatch League Grand Finals}}The London Spitfire defeated the Philadelphia Fusion in the Grand Finals series in 2 sets. The Spitfire's Jun-Young "Profit" Park was named the Grand Finals Most Valuable Player; Profit was observed to be a key offensive player in the series, in one match using Hanzo's ultimate ability to eliminate five of the six Fusion players.[7][8] {{Overwatch collapsible box| match = Grand Finals Match 1 | date = July 27 | year = 2019 | time = 7:00 pm EST | team1 = Philadelphia Fusion | team1score = 1 | team2 = London Spitfire | team2score = 3 | map1 = Dorado| map1team1score = 3 | map1team2score = 2 | map2 = Oasis| map2team1score = 0 | map2team2score = 2 | map3 = Eichenwalde| map3team1score = 1 | map3team2score = 2 | map4 = Volskaya Industries| map4team1score = 1 | map4team2score = 2 | map5 =| map5team1score = | map5team2score = | recap = [https://overwatchleague.com/en-us/match/13133 Details] | location = Brooklyn, NY| stadium = Barclays Center }}{{Overwatch collapsible box | match = Grand Finals Match 2 | date = July 28 | year = 2019 | time = 4:00 pm EST | team1 = Philadelphia Fusion | team1score = 0 | team2 = London Spitfire | team2score = 3 | map1 = Junkertown| map1team1score = 2 | map1team2score = 3 | map2 = Lijang Tower| map2team1score = 0 | map2team2score = 2 | map3 = King's Row| map3team1score = 3 | map3team2score = 4 | map4 =| map4team1score = | map4team2score = | map5 =| map5team1score = | map5team2score = | recap = [https://overwatchleague.com/en-us/match/13133 Details] | location = Brooklyn, NY| stadium = Barclays Center }}
WinningsTeams in the Season Playoffs competed for a total prize pool of {{USD|1.7 million}}, with the payout division detailed below.[9]
Broadcast and viewershipOn the first day of the season playoffs, Disney and Blizzard announced a multi-year partnership that would bring the league and other professional Overwatch competitive events to ESPN, Disney XD, and ABC, starting with the playoffs and throughout all of the following season.[10] The partnership marked the time that a live esports competition had aired on ESPN in prime time and the first time that an esports competition had aired on ABC.[11] Nielsen ratings for the Grand Finals include a 0.18 rating (approximately 218,000 households) for the Friday match airing on ESPN, while the recap of the series airing on ABC on the Sunday after the event had a 0.3 rating (approximately 359,000 households).[12] Blizzard estimated that over a million people were watching the Grand Finals at any time, between broadcast and streaming formats, with a total viewership of over 10.8 million.[13][14] Telecast schedule
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