VALORANT Esports has brought forth thrilling competitions, with VCT Pacific emerging as one of the most exciting regions to watch. Teams like Paper Rex and DRX showcase high-octane playstyles, while Gen G and Talon Esports balance controlled chaos. Recently, on July 21, the VCT Pacific Stage Two Grand Finals crowned Gen G as the new champions, solidifying their dominance in the region.
Gen G Emerges Victorious in VCT Pacific
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The Grand Finals unfolded at the COEX Atrium & SK Olympic Handball Stadium in Seoul, Korea, with Gen G facing off against DRX. Leading up to the match, XG treated fans to a live performance, setting the stage for an electrifying showdown.
Gen G entered the finals as the frontrunners, boasting a remarkable track record in VCT Pacific Stage Two and a previous victory at VCT Masters Shanghai. Conversely, DRX, a team with a refreshed roster including rising talent like Flashback, stood as the underdogs. Despite their underdog status, DRX had shown resilience, having previously faced off against Paper Rex in a legendary Grand Finals match with an unforgettable reverse sweep.
Key Moments from the Grand Finale
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The first map, Haven, saw DRX taking an early lead with nine consecutive wins, ultimately securing victory with a 13-6 scoreline. Moving on to Bind for the second map, Gen G fought back in a nail-biting overtime win at 18-16. The tension continued in map three, Lotus, with Gen G pushing to overtime and clinching the win at 14-12. The final map, Icebox, witnessed a dominant performance from Gen G, with t3xture’s spectacular 3K finish using the Bladestorm sealing their victory.
Gen G’s consistent presence in Grand Finals speaks volumes about their skill and resilience. As they gear up for future tournaments, fans eagerly await to see if Gen G can maintain their winning streak in VALORANT Champions 2024.
