The first day matches (03.12.2020) of First Strike Turkey Finals have resulted. Even though we saw quite competitive matches, they all ended with a score of 2-0.
During the time when teams put up their best fight in the stage, they asked the fans to vote for the MVP’s of the match after every game.
BBL ESPORTS vs. MOD-Z MVP VOTING
FUTBOLİST vs. BEŞİKTAŞ ESPORTS MVP VOTING
OXYGEN ESPORTS vs. HAZE CLAN MVP VOTES
SANGAL ESPORTS vs. ANATOLIA ESPORTS MVP VOTING
Valorant First Strike Turkey finals will continue during 4-6 December. If you want to spend these horrible days COVID-19 free, you can check out the competitions broadcasted live daily.
While this hell of a year (in the most literal sense of the word) is coming to an end, it can be nice to clear your head and spend a few hours anxiety-free. Also, as we are slowly entering the holiday season, I can’t think of a better way to fill up my free time cozying up in bed with a warm cup of coffee and watch these successful players who make me feel insecure about my (controversial) gameplay skills. Enjoy and please, stay safe!
You can watch the recaps of the matches after 00.00 Istanbul time from RiotGames Turkish Twitch channel.
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