Cloud9 Blue Dominated Envy Valorant First Strike Grand Finale North America
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By: Hypron|| Oct 31, 2020
Cloud9 defeated Team Envy in an intense VALORANT First Strike qualifier grand final series, snagging the primary seed for next week’s closed qualifier and plenty of bragging rights.
It’s unsurprising that Cloud9 popped off on Split, however, as they’ve traditionally outperformed opponents at the map. Envy began out to mount a comeback withinside the 2d half, however, Tyson “TenZ” Ngo had different plans. The Canadian racked up a game-high 29 kills on Reyna, snagging more than double the kills of second-area Skyler “Relyks” Weaver, who had 14. Cloud9 gained the map 13-7.
Bind would be the deciding map and Cloud9 would have a decisive victory. The team got an early lead and never looked back, with Relyks’ Raze outperforming food’s. Relyks used the explosive agent’s kit perfectly, zoning enemies, gaining control of choke points, and landing plenty of headshots. He led his team to a 13-5 victory and a first-place end in the open qualifier.
The VALORANT First Strike action continues in next week’s Nerd Street Gamers Closed Qualifier. The top 16 teams from the open qualifier are already locked in, with big names like TSM, Sentinels, 100 Thieves, and T1 making the cut. Some other contenders, like Cloud9 White, NRG Esports, and Immortals will have to try their luck withinside the subsequent UMG Open Qualifier.
The top 4 teams in the closed qualifier will move on to the final event. The bottom 4 advance to the UMG Closed Qualifier.
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