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"I wasn't playing when they won Champs"

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#1
Jeffo

Bro said that and owned them.
GigaChad Karon 🐐

#2
Ullyr
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COLD AF MY GOAT. new faker

#3
Ullyr
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coldest line after that 2 1 win

#4
pitchfork
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cold af

#5
SaltyMcNulty
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Korean coldzera

#6
Liotakla
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Flash of valorant. Who is faker? Just a joke

#7
KilOOty
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🐐

#8
xLeo
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clip?

#9
ZekaTheGoat
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Coldest since iceman himself

#10
TheAceGamer30
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ZekaTheGoat [#9]

Coldest since iceman himself

He clears that fraud tbh

#11
yukky
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TheAceGamer30 [#10]

He clears that fraud tbh

anyone clears that one tourney wonder

#12
Simp4S0m
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Dayum

#13
TheAceGamer30
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yukky [#11]

anyone clears that one tourney wonder

True

#14
Average_NA_fan
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bro struggled against less and tuyz

would've been obliterated by aspas

#16
smartest_vlr_user
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Average_NA_fan [#14]

bro struggled against less and tuyz

would've been obliterated by aspas

so where is aspas now?

#17
IsaaaValorant
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aspas who?

#18
BRAZILIANHATER
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IsaaaValorant [#17]

aspas who?

too much ego right now i want to see if he can keep up that shit against demon1 and aspas in champions

#19
Existential_crisis
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TheAceGamer30 [#10]

He clears that fraud tbh

Bro you got diffed in gold lobbies . Actual 13-0 with 1 kill . . Stop talking shit about pro players .

#20
FNC_Ajay
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Karon was clutch machine in APAC kickoff

#21
Vengaa
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this guy has improved massively at a limited span of time
keeping an eye on him

#22
Vengaa
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BRAZILIANHATER [#18]

too much ego right now i want to see if he can keep up that shit against demon1 and aspas in champions

nah not too much ego, just a healthy amount

keeps things spicy, I like that

he deserves it after how he played today

#23
mateusleite
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i like the confidence, i guess, but LOUD's lineup was completely different when they won Champs, so???

mid flex

#24
FNC_Ajay
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mateusleite [#23]

i like the confidence, i guess, but LOUD's lineup was completely different when they won Champs, so???

mid flex

Tell that to hosts , they keep on refering this loud as world champions
So fair from karon

#25
IsaaaValorant
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Vengaa [#22]

nah not too much ego, just a healthy amount

keeps things spicy, I like that

he deserves it after how he played today

i enjoy shit talking brazil but i would be incredibly surprised if saadhak can’t come back from this with a perfected strat like harbor viper in 2022-23

#26
0fcuZ
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APAC still will be trophyless 😹😹

#27
Chirby
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smartest_vlr_user [#16]

so where is aspas now?

about to play against heretics!

#28
Gummybears
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ZekaTheGoat [#9]

Coldest since iceman himself

kimi?

#29
Vengaa
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IsaaaValorant [#25]

i enjoy shit talking brazil but i would be incredibly surprised if saadhak can’t come back from this with a perfected strat like harbor viper in 2022-23

Saadhak capabilities work in ways we mere mortals are not able to fathom, or even try.

Seriusly, saadhak always susprises me, he works better the more fucked Loud seem to be. Def one of my fav IGLs

#30
ShuGo
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0fcuZ [#26]

APAC still will be trophyless 😹😹

dw they got Trophies in the most competitive and watched game in the World, Valorant is just a side chick 😂

#31
nalin
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Bro said bro won bro left
literal iceman

#32
0fcuZ
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ShuGo [#30]

dw they got Trophies in the most competitive and watched game in the World, Valorant is just a side chick 😂

Cope

#33
Dj_billa
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The Sentinels have finally reached a Champions final, empowered by TenZ's unconventional plays, which have become increasingly unpredictable from series to series. His unpredictability so scared their opponents that PRX opted for a standard composition against them in the second map Ascent, only to be defeated 2-0.
Loud embarks on yet another impressive lower bracket run, narrowly defeating PRX 3-2 to set up a rematch with Sentinels in the final. However, Qck falls ill, and Loud announces a replacement: a mysterious player, who appears on the grand final stage hooded. Despite being concealed, he captivates the audience with his presence. His true identity remains unknown.
What follows is a spectacle, marking one of the most neck-to-neck matchups in esports history. Initially underestimated as a brain-dead W-key smashing player, the unnamed duelist transforms throughout the game, showcasing a strategic approach behind the madness and consistently outperforming opponents, particularly Zekken. Meanwhile, TenZ delivers the performance of a lifetime, solidifying his status as one of the greatest controllers in the game.
As Loud secures victory in the fourth map with an unbelievable 1v4 Jett knives clutch, spectators are convinced they've witnessed the rise of one of the greatest duelists in the game.
In the final map, Sunset, Sentinels' stronghold, TenZ delivers an outstanding performance, propelling SEN to a commanding 9-3 lead in the first half. However, Loud faces one last challenge to complete the reverse sweep.
The duelist springs into action, consistently securing two or even three eliminations with each engagement, leaving everyone in awe of his skill. FNS acknowledges the hooded player's prowess and claims that he clears all of prime Optic.

Finally Loud has taken the lead with a score of 11-12, only TenZ remains alive and the duelist heads to A to plant. TenZ anticipates his opponent's move and positions himself strategically, awaiting the confrontation. While his teammates express confidence in TenZ, he senses something familiar about the mysterious duelist. He knows something is off about him.
The duelist arrives, swiftly eliminating TenZ with a one-tap and securing victory for his team, disbelief washes over all of Sentinels, except TenZ.

As TenZ rises to his feet, he exchanges nods with the unknown hooded duelist, who begins to pull down his hood. Pancada, revealed beneath the concealing fabric, returns TenZ's nod with a smile. In that brief moment of acknowledgment, a silent understanding passes between them, transcending the intensity of the match and harkening back to the days when TenZ and Pancada were revered as titans in their respective roles, one of them a controller, the other a duelist.

#34
0fcuZ
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Dj_billa [#33]

The Sentinels have finally reached a Champions final, empowered by TenZ's unconventional plays, which have become increasingly unpredictable from series to series. His unpredictability so scared their opponents that PRX opted for a standard composition against them in the second map Ascent, only to be defeated 2-0.
Loud embarks on yet another impressive lower bracket run, narrowly defeating PRX 3-2 to set up a rematch with Sentinels in the final. However, Qck falls ill, and Loud announces a replacement: a mysterious player, who appears on the grand final stage hooded. Despite being concealed, he captivates the audience with his presence. His true identity remains unknown.
What follows is a spectacle, marking one of the most neck-to-neck matchups in esports history. Initially underestimated as a brain-dead W-key smashing player, the unnamed duelist transforms throughout the game, showcasing a strategic approach behind the madness and consistently outperforming opponents, particularly Zekken. Meanwhile, TenZ delivers the performance of a lifetime, solidifying his status as one of the greatest controllers in the game.
As Loud secures victory in the fourth map with an unbelievable 1v4 Jett knives clutch, spectators are convinced they've witnessed the rise of one of the greatest duelists in the game.
In the final map, Sunset, Sentinels' stronghold, TenZ delivers an outstanding performance, propelling SEN to a commanding 9-3 lead in the first half. However, Loud faces one last challenge to complete the reverse sweep.
The duelist springs into action, consistently securing two or even three eliminations with each engagement, leaving everyone in awe of his skill. FNS acknowledges the hooded player's prowess and claims that he clears all of prime Optic.

Finally Loud has taken the lead with a score of 11-12, only TenZ remains alive and the duelist heads to A to plant. TenZ anticipates his opponent's move and positions himself strategically, awaiting the confrontation. While his teammates express confidence in TenZ, he senses something familiar about the mysterious duelist. He knows something is off about him.
The duelist arrives, swiftly eliminating TenZ with a one-tap and securing victory for his team, disbelief washes over all of Sentinels, except TenZ.

As TenZ rises to his feet, he exchanges nods with the unknown hooded duelist, who begins to pull down his hood. Pancada, revealed beneath the concealing fabric, returns TenZ's nod with a smile. In that brief moment of acknowledgment, a silent understanding passes between them, transcending the intensity of the match and harkening back to the days when TenZ and Pancada were revered as titans in their respective roles, one of them a controller, the other a duelist.

ChatGPT 😹

#35
mateusleite
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FNC_Ajay [#24]

Tell that to hosts , they keep on refering this loud as world champions
So fair from karon

idk i never watch english streams, or any other official streams other than the brazilian for that matter, but dont they mean the org? lol

#36
BrotherMan
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big dick energy

#37
Nachtel
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Vengaa [#29]

Saadhak capabilities work in ways we mere mortals are not able to fathom, or even try.

Seriusly, saadhak always susprises me, he works better the more fucked Loud seem to be. Def one of my fav IGLs

Smarter is the man who avoids danger than he who knows how to get out of it.

Saadhak, however, can do both.

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