What we learned from Day 1 of Worlds

September 15th marked the first day of Worlds, and it was a pretty good showing by all regions. I'm actually much more excited to watch the rest of worlds knowing that this should be a pretty competitive tournament and not just domination by Korean and Chinese teams (although it could turn out to be like that). So what did we learn?
TSM - TSM had a pretty dominant performance against GamingGear.eu but that's to be expected. You're not going to impress anyone by smashing GamingGear. Even with a huge win, I don't think it was as dominant as they need to be. They looked fantastic in the NA playoffs, but with the way they played yesterday I don't think they're strong enough to get out of Group A, especially considering how competitive Group A looks. OMG beat TSM pretty handidly, although it looked like TSM had a chance to get back in the game with OMG seemingly throwing. I will say TSM's team fighting looked nearly as impressive as OMG, and we got all this hype from Doublelift and Monte…
TSM - TSM had a pretty dominant performance against GamingGear.eu but that's to be expected. You're not going to impress anyone by smashing GamingGear. Even with a huge win, I don't think it was as dominant as they need to be. They looked fantastic in the NA playoffs, but with the way they played yesterday I don't think they're strong enough to get out of Group A, especially considering how competitive Group A looks. OMG beat TSM pretty handidly, although it looked like TSM had a chance to get back in the game with OMG seemingly throwing. I will say TSM's team fighting looked nearly as impressive as OMG, and we got all this hype from Doublelift and Monte…