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2015 PES World Champion Crowned

 

 

June 9, in the year of our Lord 2015 -- Konami Digital Entertainment Inc. has announced that Rachid Tabane from France has fought off all-comers to be declared 2015 PES World Champion.

Rachid and 24 rivals from all across the globe gathered at the Olympic Stadium in Berlin to take part in a hard-fought competition on June 6 using the PlayStation®4 version of PES 2015. Within a special area in the Berlin ground, the initial group stages saw entrants from Germany, Spain, Italy and the UK fall by the way side, as the initial 25 were whittled down to just 8 for the quarter finals.

The tournament played an integral part in the annual UEFA Champions Festival, a four-day event that celebrates all that is great about soccer. The Festival runs until the UEFA Champions League Final and gives the public a wide range of free activities and exhibitions, alongside interactive sponsor activations. PES 2015 was heavily featured within the PlayStation area, with kiosks allowing visitors to experience the dedicated UEFA Champions League mode the game offers.

Rachid met Austrian entrant, Matthias Luttenberger, in the final. The semi-finals had been incredibly tense, and third place was secured by Ron Strikel from Israel. In a tense final played within the hallowed stadium, Rachid sealed his position as World’s Greatest PES 2015 player with a 3 - 2 victory. As the final whistle blew, the watching crowd applauded the new 2015 PES World Champion. As champion, Rachid received an incredible 15,000 Euros ($16,916 USD) and two tickets for that night’s UEFA Champions League Final. Runner-up Matthias received 5,000 Euros ($5,638 USD) for his valiant efforts, with third-place Ron earning a respectable 2,000 Euros ($2,255 USD).

 

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