1 - aspas (Even though he is the biggest frag currently, I believe that there are duelists with a little more impact given the meta we are in. But I believe that he will grow a lot in this ch ampionship)

2 - Texture (constant and underestimated, will surpriset)

3 - kaajak (This is being my biggest surprise this year)

4 - Zekken/Jawgemo (In terms of above-average level of flexibility and consistency, I believe they are very similar players. I don't know which one is better.)

5 - Jemkin (I haven't watched much of your games but your stats are demonic)

Rarga (I believe it will surprise you)

Miniboo (great player, but I believe that trophies serve to define a barrier between successful players and almost successful players.)

I agree, there are many names fighting for the top 1. I put Aspas at the top for 4 main reasons:

1 - His consistency, which doesn't need testing, is absolute.

2 - His international experience, from the list I put together, he is the player who has played the most international matches.

3 - With Tejo's nerf, I believe his game will once again have that monstrous impact it had in 2022, 2023, 2024, because his game is based on individual confrontations and risky choices in defense.

4 - I'm Brazilian, I have to believe in my region, we're in the shit right now, haha.

But I don't think there's an absolute goat right now, everyone is great. It's going to be fun

1 - aspas (Even though he is the biggest frag currently, I believe that there are duelists with a little more impact given the meta we are in. But I believe that he will grow a lot in this ch ampionship)

2 - Texture (constant and underestimated, will surpriset)

3 - kaajak (This is being my biggest surprise this year)

4 - Zekken/Jawgemo (In terms of above-average level of flexibility and consistency, I believe they are very similar players. I don't know which one is better.)

5 - Jemkin (I haven't watched much of your games but your stats are demonic)

Rarga (I believe it will surprise you)

Miniboo (great player, but I believe that trophies serve to define a barrier between successful players and almost successful players.)