ScreaM’s all-star Prodigy team dominates the Fnatic Valorant Open
They didn’t drop a single map throughout the entire tournament.
Team Prodigy, led by legendary CS:GO pro, Adil “ScreaM” Benrlitom, has won the Fnatic Proving Grounds: Valorant Open tournament.
The stacked roster, which boasts some of the biggest names across competitive FPS esports, won all six of their games and didn’t drop a single map en route to the title.
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Along with ScreaM, Prodigy includes CS:GO pros, Oscar “mixwell” Cañellas and William “mezii” Merriman, Rainbow Six Siege standout, Stéphane “Shaiiko” Lebleu, and Overwatch streamer and ex-Overwatch League pro, Daniel “dafran” Franchesca.
Prodigy faced 2G4L, a stack of Finnish CS:GO pro players in the Grand Final, but they were no match for Prodigy.
Game one
After taking a commanding 6-1 lead over 2G4L, mixwell got a Collateral at C long through the enemy smoke. He then helped Prodigy extend their lead by securing four kills in the eighth round.
In the following round, 2G4L answered back with a perfect full-execute play at the A Site. They opened up with an Oribal Strike ultimate that cleared out the center of the A Site, then followed up with Breach’s Rolling Thunder and Flashpoint hero ultimate and ability to clear out the corners of the A Site.
Once they had taken control of the Site, the team used Sage’s Barrier Orb to block off A Tower.
On the 15th round, Prodigy was able to secure the A Site and plant the Spike, 2G4L managed to clean up the site of defender agents. Faced with a three versus one scenario, mixwell slowly moved towards the Site and eliminated all attacker agents to clutch out the round for Prodigy.
Mixwell topped game one’s leaderboard with a 25/7/7 score and a 419 combat score on his Breach.
Game two
Prodigy finished the tournament by racing out to an insurmountable 11-6 lead in game two before they started styling on their opponents. Shaiiko went headhunting towards the final rounds of the series and ScreaM ended the tournament with a slick knife kill.
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