Photo: Team Vitality
The clash of titans between vitality and G2 Esports kept all its promises and the fans had time to enjoy the show with a hotly contested Bo3. Bees and Samurai rocked us on the channel Twitch MGG and more than 13,000 viewers were present to watch the grand finale on Dust2! G2 resisted until the end but it was the Franco-Danish roster that ended up winning, well helped by a Peter “dupreeh“Gala Rasmussen. The Danish veteran splashed the meeting with his skill and even if part of the French community has still not digested the end of the 100% blue roster, we are convinced that if dupreeh continues to offer this type of performance, it will be quickly adopted! Obviously, we don’t forget Mathieu either “ZywOo“Herbaut, who still distributed a lot of headshots, even if he was less serene than usual… It must be said that in front of him the young Russian prodigy Ilya”m0NESY“Osipov struggled like hell with his sniper.
Team Vitality shook to the end
Today it is impossible to imagine a shock without Infernos, which we found in the first round. We don’t know exactly why, but the map is very popular at the moment and we imagine that both teams were delighted to play it. On both sides, the players were very comfortable and took advantage of a great achievement to rip off kills through smoke bombs. For a long time, the Samurai totally controlled the banana, which caused enormous problems for the bees… But the latter did not panic and managed to calm things down at the right time to win their map pick thanks to a very good counter-terrorist side (16-10). On the other hand, the debates were very unbalanced on Mirage, the choice of G2 Esports (16-4). Short of imagination, the Franco-Danish roster was totally destroyed from start to finish. Incisive and very clean on their attacking side, the Samurai were full of confidence. With a Niko in orbit (25 kills on the map), the decisive round was announced in all beauty.
The last round was played on Dust2 and Team Vitality shook all the way. On a map historically very popular with bees, everything had started well and the Franco-Danish roster quickly took the lead thanks to a solid attacking side (10-5). But while the victory seemed to be confirmed, the team may have panicked a little… It must be said that this is the first tournament of the year and that everyone is still in the running-in period. G2, dominated and too wait-and-see, especially woke up once back to the wall to succeed in winning rounds out of nowhere. But despite this latest warning, Vitlaity ended up squeezing and locking the game back to basics: quick and simple execution to close shop. GG to both teams, we will find Vitality at the Spring Blast Finals. For G2, there is still extra with a repechage game tomorrow.