Beat the 7-year-old world champion, the 16-year-old boy won the classic Tetris world championship

At the Tetris World Championship (CTWC) - the classic Tetris World Championship, 16-year-old Joseph Saelee made a big surprise when beating Jonas Neubauer - who has won 7 times in the world at 0 -3. After this impressive and convincing victory, Joseph Saelee was called the Tetris prodigy by the online community.

Tetris was born in 1989, the classic and oldest game in the village.

In the Bo5 match with defending champion Jonas Neubauer, Joseph Saelee brought an extremely special style of play, the boy often just tap to rotate the blocks, not holding the D-pad button like his predecessors. In particular, in the final game, Joseph Saelee with his imagination and horrible skills knew how to defeat the opponent and finish the match despite not getting too many good looks.

Joseph Saelee's convincing victory moment.

Unlike other Esports disciplines, Tetris's gameplay and other features have almost never changed. But after Joseph Saelee's victory, many people believe that Tetris will step into a new page and will have new gameplay and tactics. This will make future CTWC tournaments more interesting.

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