Defeat by five Paper (Rex) cuts: Paper Rex lifts the VCT Pacific trophy

Defeat by five Paper (Rex) cuts: Paper Rex lifts the VCT Pacific trophy

Ganesh Jadhav

29 Apr, 2023, 19:34

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Last updated: 12 Apr, 2025, 02:30

Last night, all three leagues concluded with the regions crowning the inaugural champion of VCT Leagues worldwide. At VCT Pacific, the two top dogs of Asia, DRX and Paper Rex, took on each other in a thrilling best-of-five series. The series saw both teams push each other to the limit, but Paper Rex was the last standing. The final game of the VCT Pacific league gave us the first champion of Asia Pacific. Let’s recap the exhilarating game played between the two Asian regals. 

VCT Pacific League Playoffs Grand Finals Recap:

PRX was the second seed coming into the playoffs behind DRX. Both teams won their respective Upper Semifinals. Paper Rex took down DRX 2-0 in the Upper Finals, sending the Korean Dragons to the lower bracket. DRX won over T1 in an intense game to secure a revenge match over their Pacific brethren.

Map Veto:

Paper Rex banned Haven and Split as the upper seed of the Grand finals and picked Fracture as the first map. DRX picked Ascent, PRX picked Lotus, DRX picked Pearl, and Bind was left as a decider.

DRX scores the first point:

On PRX’s map pick, DRX’s attacks seemed flawless. Despite winning the pistol round, Paper Rex could not hold DRX’s neon-led attack. DRX’s strong attack helped them secure a strong 9-3 lead on the first map. Paper Rex looked convincing in the second half, but they could not win the gun rounds. Eventually, they dropped the first map 6-13 to DRX.

Defeat by five Paper (Rex) cuts: Paper Rex lifts the VCT Pacific trophy
Credits: VCT Pacific Twitter

DRX extends the lead:

DRX’s ascent defense was penetrated by Paper Rex repeatedly. PRX secured a strong four-round lead. The DRX defense came through as BuZz’s Operator shut down PRX’s aggressor multiple times. Despite the initiative from the PRX players, DRX’s defense held strong to tie the half. In the second half, PRX’s defense secured map points but could not convert them into a map win. DRX won the last two rounds in the second half to force overtime. Rounds were exchanged in the overtime, but DRX came out on top to extend the map’s lead to 2-0.

Defeat by five Paper (Rex) cuts: Paper Rex lifts the VCT Pacific trophy
Credits: VCT Pacific Twitter

Paper Rex strikes back:

DRX was yet to show Lotus. Paper Rex’s proactive defense and adjustments helped them shut down DRX multiple times. On the back of their defense, PRX secured nine rounds in a row in the first half. In the second half, PRX’s double-duelist attack overwhelmed DRX, and PRX answered back with their own map.

Defeat by five Paper (Rex) cuts: Paper Rex lifts the VCT Pacific trophy
Credits: Riot Games // VCT Pacific Twitter

Paper Rex equalize:

Pearl has been one of the best maps for both Paper Rex and DRX. Starting on the attack, PRX secured an early lead, but DRX answered. While PRX struggled to string multiple rounds together, they still put on a convincing half, winning 8-4. In the second half, DRX secured an early lead to close the gap between the score. But the PRX defense came through as they secured the map to force a fifth map.

Defeat by five Paper (Rex) cuts: Paper Rex lifts the VCT Pacific trophy
Credits: VCT Pacific Twitter

 

Paper Rex makes the final strike:

PRX’s Bind composition outplayed DRX a day ago. Starting on defense, Once again, PRX secured a strong lead and converted it into a 9-3 half. DRX won the first two rounds in the second half, but PRX’s attack broke through the DRX defense. In four rounds, Paper Rex took down the best team in the Pacific and lifted the trophy in Sangam Coliseum.

Paper Rex wins VCT Pacific
Credits: VCT Pacific Twitter

Paper Rex will now go to Tokyo as the top seed of VCT Pacific. DRX and T1 will be seed two and seed three, respectively. VCT Pacific will return with the LCQ after the Ascension League and Masters Tokyo. 

 Follow VCT Pacific's Twitter for all the updates regarding VCT Pacific.

Credits: Riot Games // VCT Pacific

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