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Rekkles goes flawless as Los Ratones sweep the NLC Spring Seeding Stage

Rekkles goes flawless as Los Ratones sweep the NLC Spring Seeding Stage

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Martin Arévalo-Östberg

Martin Arévalo-Östberg

13 Apr, 2025, 00:02

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Last updated: 13 Apr, 2025, 00:03

After winning EMEA Masters Winter, Los Ratones have continued their rampant run through the European Tier-2 scene, this time sweeping the Seeding Stage at the NLC Spring 2025.

No player, however, better demonstrates the team's utter domination better than Rekkles and his latest remarkable achievement. Over the course of the entire Seeding Stage, the Swedish support player managed to win every game with Los Ratones without dying a single time, closing out a flawless run at the NLC Spring so far.

Los Ratones Dominate the NLC

Caedrel and co. wrapped up the Seeding Stage of the NLC Spring 2025 by topping Group A with a perfect 4-0 record. One of the most impressing parts of their run in the league so far, though, is the fact that they managed to win every match while keeping an average game time of just 25 minutes.

Los Ratones have managed to find the perfect way to mix the unpredictability of Thebaus and the competitive experience of players like Nemesis and Rekkles to create a machine meant for Tier-2 domination. So far, it has worked to perfection.

Flawless Rekkles

Despite spending the Seeding Stage playing only engage or frontline champions such as Alistar, Rakan, or Braum, Rekkles still managed to do the unthinkable and go deathless throughout Los Ratones' entire run in Group A, putting up an outstanding total KDA of 2/0/84.

Though the team has demonstrated they remain one step ahead of the competition, Los Ratones will need to keep their eyes on the prize as they head for the NLC Spring Playoffs next. Can Rekkles retain his flawless status in the NLC when his team takes on DMG Esports in the first round of Playoffs?

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