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VALORANT First Strike: North America Qualifiers kick off October 26th
A few weeks ago we announced the first official Riot Games-produced VALORANT tournament, First Strike. Now, here's how we'll go from two NA qualifiers to the top 8 teams battling for their share of the $100K prize pool, and the title as first First Strike champion. The competition will begin on October 26 with our first open, 128-team
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[Worlds 2020] G2 Perkz: "I feel sorry for LCK that they won't have an LCK team in the finals now."
After dominating performances over the past several international events, G2 Esports remains consistent, taking down Gen.G in a 3-0 sweep in the 2020 League of Legends World Championship quarterfinals. Here's what they have to say about the series and theiur next match against DAMWON:
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[Worlds 2020] G2 Caps: "DAMWON is a really strong team... It's definitely not going to be an easy opponent to play against."
G2 Esports took down Gen.G in the quarterfinals of the 2020 LoL World Championship. It was a swift 3-0 victory for G2 Esports. Rasmus “Caps” Winther was the player of the series, being
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[Worlds 2020] Gen.G Bdd: "Unfortunately, [our prep] didn’t channel to the actual matches, and that’s the most regretful."
To wrap up the 2020 League of Legends World Championship quarterfinals, G2 Esports swept Gen.G 3-0, advancing to the semis. After their series, Gen.G spoke with the press about their games and overall Worlds run. See the press conference here:
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[Worlds 2020] Will GEN guarantee an LCK team in the finals? Or will G2 prove to be EU's last hope?
In the last quarterfinal match of the 2020 LoL World Championship, Gen.G will be facing G2 Esports for the last ticket of the semifinals, where they will be facing DAMWON Gaming. GEN is a team that li
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[Worlds 2020] TES Press Conference: Karsa: "I used FPX Lee Sin as a way of asking Tian to help me."
Top Esports came into the tournament as favorites alongside DAMWON Gaming but almost made an early exit in the quarterfinals when Fnatic got a 2-0 lead over them. TES turned it around though and later spoke with the press about how they won the series and what they expect for the rest of their Worlds run. See their press conference here:
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[Worlds 2020] TES Karsa: "I can play any jungle champion according to where we need more power."
Top Esports just made Worlds history by completing the first-ever reverse sweep since the event's inception a decade ago. After their victory, Karsa spoke with Jeesun on the Korean broadcast for a post-game interview to break down the series. Read the interview here: