The first match witnessed Zeta Division's impressive upstream against Paper Rex. Meeting on the Ice Box map, the representative of Japan was destroyed by the opponent with a score of 6-13. This is the Paper Rex match to maintain a familiar team with Jett in the hands of F0rsaken, while Jingg brought Sage to support his teammates.
However, Jingg personally shines with 22 defeat points. However, it was all that he and his teammates could do in the third round of the Masters 1 Reykjavik. Because, the rest is the sublimation performance of the Zeta Division collective. In Battle 2 in Haven map, Zeta Division submersed the Paper Rex and won 13-2.
To lose quickly, the Paper Rex spirit almost went down and suffered an additional 13-10 defeat on the Split map. With this result, Zeta Division officially went on to the losing branch and created a wonderful journey on Iceland. The No. 1 hope of Japan has also eliminated the only remaining representative of the APAC region, Paper Rex from this year's tournament.
In Thang branch, Loud also excelled in defeating Optic Gaming with a score of 2-1 final to write his name in the final. This is also the first time in the history of Valorant's international tournament, a Brazilian representative to the last match. With Optic Gaming, the opportunity for the team from North America is still when Yay and his teammates will meet Zeta Division.
Despite the launch of less than 2 years, but Valorant has shown that it is an unpredictable and highly competitive game. Strong teams like G2 Esports, Liquid team or Dragonx must soon stop, while the lower areas such as APAC, Brazil and Japan are showing off their outstanding strength.
Detailed results on April 23 Masters 1 Reykjavik
