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Evil Geniuses Triumph in NA VALORANT Game Changers, Defies All Odds
Kaustavmani Choudhury
9 Sep, 2023, 15:05
|Last updated: 11 Apr, 2025, 04:45
In a stunning upset, Evil Geniuses emerged victorious in the North American VCT Game Changers Series Three, defeating Version1 with a 3-1 score. This victory not only marked the end of V1's dominance but also secured EG a spot in the upcoming VALORANT Game Changers World Championship in São Paulo, Brazil.
A Historic Lower Bracket Run
The story of EG's triumph is one for the ages. After being sent into the Lower Bracket by Shopify Rebellion, EG had a stellar Lower Bracket run. Beating out Disguised GC, Wingman Patrol, and Complexity GX3 one after the other.
EG finally came face to face against Shopify Rebellion once again in the Lower Bracket Finals. EG managed to get their revenge, as they knocked out Shopify Rebellion after beating them 3-1. Following they had a nail biting Grand Finals against Version1 to claim the Championship.
Road to the World Championship
With this victory, EG will represent North America in the 2023 VALORANT Game Changers World Championship, commencing on November 28. They will enter the competition as the second seed, while Version1's impressive performances throughout the 2023 circuit have secured them the top spot.
As the competitive VALORANT scene prepares for the grand showdown in São Paulo, the world eagerly anticipates witnessing if EG can maintain their momentum and secure the ultimate crown at the VALORANT Game Changers World Championship.
In a remarkable turn of events, Evil Geniuses secured victory in the North American VCT Game Changers Series Three, ending Version1's reign and earning a coveted spot in the VALORANT Game Changers World Championship. Lorri's comeback story and Theia's emergence as a captain underscored EG's triumphant journey.
As they set their sights on the World Championship in Brazil, the VALORANT world eagerly awaits this battle of titans. Will EG continue their winning streak? Only time will tell.
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