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An experienced group of Overwatch League players will represent defending champion South Korea as it attempts to win the Overwatch World Cup for the fourth time.

South Korea's 12-man roster, announced Friday, includes Overwatch League Season 1 champion Choi 'Bdosin' Seungtae of the London Spitfire. The only returner from the 2018 team is Philadelphia Fusion DPS Lee 'Carpe' Jae-hyeok; Kim 'Mano' Dong-gyu of the New York Excelsior comes back from the 2017 squad.

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The remaining players are making their first appearance on a World Cup roster.

The New York Excelsior are represented by three players: Mano, Jeong 'Nenne' Yeon-kwan and Jung 'Anamo' Taesung.

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The San Francisco Shock have two players on the team: Choi 'ChoiHyoBin' Hyo-bin and Park 'Architect' Min-ho, as do the Vancouver Titans with Choi 'JJANU' Hyeon-woo and Kim 'Haksal' Hyo-jong.

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Rounding out the team are Jang 'Decay' Gui-un of the Los Angeles Gladiators; Park 'iDK' Ho-jin of the Hangzhou Spark and Park 'KariV' Young-seo of the Los Angeles Valiant.

The South Koreans have won all three World Cups since the competition began in 2016.

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