The LVP Rising Series tournament held offline in Barcelona, Spain, has come to an end. Acend, who beat Movistar Riders with a score of 3-0 in the final, became the champion. The player of the winning team Yağız “cNed” İpek played great in the final series.
The teams that qualified for the final stage were divided into two groups.
Group A consisted of Acend, UCAM Esports Club, Giants Gaming and LDN UTD. At the end of the group matches, Acend and UCAM Esports Club were qualified for the next round.
Group B consisted of Movistar Riders, Team Finest, SURPMODE, and TENSTAR. At the end of the group matches, Movistar Riders and Team Finest were qualified for the next round.
After the group stage was completed, everyone focused on the semi-finals.
Acend 3 – 0 Team Finest
Movistar Riders 3 – 2 UCAM Esports Club
In the semi-final matchup, Acend beat Team Finest 3-0 and qualifyied for the Grand Final.
The other semi-final matchup was also pretty exciting. In the fight that determined the finalist, Movistar Riders defeated UCAM Esports Club with a score of 3-2. With this result, the grand final was set between Acend and Movistar Riders.
The first match of the Grand Final was on the BIND. Acend, who was leading 7-5 in the first half, dominated the second half. Finishing the second half with a score of 13-6, the team got the first point in the final series.
The second match was on the SPLIT map. Acend dominated the first half and closed ahead with a score of 9-3. Playing with the same ambition in the second half, the team won the map with a score of 13-6 and brought the score to 2-0 in the finals.
The map that determined the champion was ASCENT. Acend, which won the first half with an overwhelming score of 10-2, almost declared its championship. The team then who won the second half with a score of 13-8 and became the champion without losing a single map in the Grand Finals.
As the the champion of the LVP Rising Series tournament, Acend won €8,000 cash prize and showed everyone how strong they were before the VALORANT Champions tournament.
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