However, FPX looked well-prepared for their opponents' antics, and had counter strategies prepared for what they could have faced betweenį0rsakeN 's Yoru. Paper Rex attempted to throw their opponents off throughout the first half of the series through aggressive space taking and early fights.
SUYGETSU was named MVP, a fitting award for the Russian player who wasn't even sure he would be able to attend the event altogether. Once the dust had settled, and the trophy had been lifted, As the energy of the match picked up, so too did the energy of the arena, so much so that there wasn't a round that ended in relative silence throughout the last map. Only the final map, a 13-9 Breeze in favor of FPX, gave fans the back-and-forth they all wanted, and the crowd in the arena responded. The match kicked off with a 13-3, which was then followed by three consecutive 13-7 scorelines, all comfortable wins for the victors.
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Paper Rex Paper Rex Asia-Pacific Rank #5 mindfreak Aaron Leonhart Jinggg Wang Jing Jie f0rsakeN Jason Susanto Benkai Benedict Tan d4v41 Khalish Rusyaidee, the first grand finals event in front of a live crowd in Valorant esports history.Īlthough the match went a full five maps, it took its time to spark the fireworks the audience expected of the series. The final day of Masters: Copenhagen competition concluded withįunPlus Phoenix FunPlus Phoenix Europe Rank #11 SUYGETSU Dmitry Ilyushin Zyppan Pontus Eek ANGE1 Kyrylo Karasov Shao Andrey Kiprsky ardiis Ardis Svarenieks winning their first international title over
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