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This memorable weekend of fun, excitement and great games has come to an end. Thousands of spectators, both live at DreamHack itself and watching the free high-quality live streams, witnessed countless strong performances and exciting upsets that produced some of the best games to have ever been played in StarCraft II.

The dust has settled. The dreams of 47 top StarCraft II players were crushed; one stood above the rest to claim the title and the 100,000 SEK first prize. After a nail-biting final, which went to the fifth game and was a true display of psychological warfare, Canadian Chris “LiquidHuK” Loranger and his protoss forces managed to narrowly beat the zerg swarm of South Korean Jang “Moon” JaeHo. Congratulations to the newly nicknamed “DreamHuK”, who withstood the pressure and showed amazing skill and stamina to remain undefeated throughout the Championship.

“DreamHuK” – the DreamHack Summer 2011 champion

Missed the finals, or want to relive some of your favourite moments from the event? You can find the final games and other epic VODs from the tournament casted by Sean “Day[9]” Plott and Shaun “Apollo” Clark in the live recordings archive on blip.tv/day9tv.

Third game of the finals in DreamArena - the atmosphere is getting more and more tense!

If you’re hungry for more content, you can also visit the DreamHack StarCraft II Justin.tv channel, where you will find even more games casted by none other than the Cynical Brit himself – TotalBiscuit. You can find some true gems in there, including a real treat for all Kratos Protoss’ fans: TotalBiscuit and oGsMC’s commentary of the LiquidHuK vs MTarson series!

They have already watched the finals - have you?

To see the full results of the BYOC qualifiers, group and playoff stages, as well as other interesting facts about the event, visit the DreamHack Summer 2011 Liquipedia page and the TLPro’s day 3 summary.