Valorant First Strike NA Champions are 100 Thieves

By: Hypron || Dec 7, 2020

100 Thieves have been crowned as the champions of Valorant First ever strike in North America which was organised by the developer, Riot games. They despatched Team SoloMid packing in the grand finale after winning the Best of 5 series in a competitive 3-1 manner. Since their First Strike wins, they are being acknowledged for their dominance in the NA scene after coming from a complete roster revamp to winning their first-ever major tournament that too organized by Riot.

100 Thieves decidedly beat TSM in today’s grand finals 3-1, bringing the trophy home and becoming $40,000 richer. And every single player on this roster contributed to their success.

In one especially spectacular play on Bind, Peter “Asuna” Mazuryk used Raze’s Showstopper to kickstart an ace. After blasting 3 TSM players together along with his rocket, Asuna speedy flicked to headshot a fourth. The 17-year-old would patiently watch the spike, taking out Yassine “Subroza” Taoufik for the fifth and final frag.

And team captain Spencer “Hiko” Martin, who typically brings out Sova, opted to play Raze on Split. 100 Thieves took a page out of TSM’s playbook and played a three-duelist comp, which ultimately worked in their favour. The former CS:GO pro also clutched several rounds throughout the four maps, leading all players in the collection with 73 kills.

With three vets and young fraggers, 100 Thieves have quickly found their stride. Even though this roster is just over months old, they honestly can pass toe-to-toe with groups which have performed collectively for the reason that closed beta.

Even though the First Strike grand finals have come to a close, Riot is further investing in VALORANT‘s competitive ecosystem in 2021. The VALORANT Champions Tour will be a season-long global competition that’ll determine who the best crew in the world is.

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