Outsiders took on the hometown team of Movistar Riders in the Grand Final of ESL Challenger Valencia 2022. Neither team had lost a map before this match, but that would change as the Riders needed all three maps before hoisting the trophy on home soil.

With Nuke being the Outsiders' permaban, the Movistar Riders tried their luck with Inferno. Lady Luck was not their friend today though, as all five Spaniards had lower ratings than all of their opponents at the end of the map. 'fame', especially, was punishing the Riders, as he was an impenetrable barrier on defense, going 20-6 with several opening- and multi-kills.

The Movistar Riders now absolutely had to win on Overpass, a map that has not treated them well lately. And it did not start well for them as they were behind 8-7 at the end of their CT half, due to losing clutches and getting out-rotated by an Outsiders squad that was just a step ahead.

As the Riders turned to the offense it seemed like they had more answers. They had some trouble with their mid-round calls but by way of some good opening frags and better play in clutches, the Spaniards narrowly managed to steal away the Outsiders' map and push the match to a decider.

Movistar started great with a five-round streak on the T side of the final map, Vertigo. 'mopoz' had an enormous impact with lots of opening frags throughout the half and was impactful wherever he went. The Outsiders were able to put a stop to him and the Riders though, and they recovered nicely by taking seven of the last ten rounds of the half.

It looked like the Riders were about to throw away the tournament as the Outsiders went on a 7-1 run that gave them a 14-11 lead, but the power of the home crowd elevated the Riders who magically won five in a row to clinch the series and the tournament.

With the win, the Riders grab the $50.000 first prize and a spot at ESL Pro League Season 17 Conference.

Outsiders - Movistar Riders 1-2 | ESL Challenger Valencia 2022

16-9 (Inferno) | {cflag:RU} fame - 1.44 Rating / 24-13 K-D / 86.9 ADR

14-16 (Overpass) | {cflag:ES} mopoz - 1.23 Rating / 22-17 K-D / 77.6 ADR

14-16 (Vertigo) | {cflag:ES} mopoz - 1.36 Rating / 27-21 K-D / 84.5 ADR

MVP: {cflag:ES} Alejandro 'mopoz' Fernández-Quejo Cano - 1.16 Rating / 65-60 K-D / 77.4 ADR

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Nils ' k1to' Gruhne will once again be playing with the main squad of BIG as Josef 'faveN' Baumann is still suffering from "abdominal influenza". 

'k1to' has been active with the main roster in a lot of different roles a lot recently as he has stood in for both 'Krimbo', 'faveN', and even 'gob b'. The 23-year-old averaged a 1.06 rating at the recent Roobet Cup where the German squad claimed the $150.000 first-place prize. He will now have to replicate this performance if the team wants a chance at the title at the biggest event of the season.

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Mongolian Tuvshintugs 'Annihilation' Nyamdorj will from now on be playing for the Mongolian team IHC. As the team's new primary AWPer he will be replacing 'nin9', who had been with the team since March.

The 22-year-old AWPer first stepped onto the professional stage with D13 in February 2020 and has since averaged a 1.10 rating and only 0.63 deaths per round. The young AWPer comes to the team perhaps as a response to their failure to qualify for the ESL Pro League Season 17 Conference after a loss against Rare Atom.

{cflag:MN} Tuvshintugs 'Annihilation' Nyamdorj

{cflag:MN} Garidmagnai 'bLitz' Byambasuren

{cflag:MN} Erdenedalai 'maaRaa' Bayanbat (coach)

Annihilation

$50.000 and a spot at ESL Pro League Season 17 Conference. That is what the Outsiders and the Movistar Riders are playing for as they walk onto the stage in Valencia. Both teams are yet undefeated but now it is time for one of them to fall.

Who will stand tall in this Grand Final? Will it be the hometown heroes? Or will it be the CIS giants of Outsiders? You can follow the action right here.

Movistar Riders and Sprout took to the server to decide who would face the Outsiders in the Grad Final of ESL Challenger Valencia 2022. It only took two maps for the home crowd favorites to take dake down the opposition and secure their Grand-Finals spot.

The rumble started on Sprout's best map of Inferno, a map that they have a 91% winrate on over the last three months, but that did not seem to scare the Movistar Riders. The top performers of 'alex', 'mopoz', and 'SunPayus' all had great performances in what was a straight-up stomp of Sprout. After winning only one round on the offense, 'raalz' and co. picked up a few after the break to strengthen their confidence before going into the second map.

Sprout enjoyed the CT start on the second map of Nuke where they did considerably better than the previous. Led by a flourishing 'lauNX', Sprout took nine rounds on the defense while also denying any back-to-back rounds for the Spaniards.

The Riders enjoyed themselves as they turned to the CT side. The Iberians put up an iron wall on the defense where they only lost two rounds and concede zero bomb plants. 

The Movistar Riders are now primed for the Grand Final against the Outsiders later this evening.

Movistar Riders - Sprout 2-0 | ESL Challenger Valencia 2022

16-5 (Inferno) | {cflag:ES} SunPayus - 1.53 Rating / 17-9 K-D / 97.0 ADR

16-11 (Nuke) | {cflag:ES} SunPayus - 1.36 Rating / 22-15 K-D / 83.4 ADR

MVP: {cflag:ES} Alvaro 'SunPayus' Garcia - 1.42 Rating / 39-24 K-D / 89.3 ADR

Sprout

As the Outsiders won the first semi-final against Rare Atom, we have found our first Grand Finalist and now we have to find the second. The semi-final will be a fight between the hometown favorites of Movistar Riders and the international Sprout squad.

The Spanish squad has crushed their opponents 16-0, and 16-3 in their first matchups, but it won't be that easy this time as the forces of Sprout have also looked sharp. The 'raalz'-led squad defeated 00NATION in a Bo3 with the scores 16-8, and 16-4, and it does not look like they are slowing down.

Who will take the win and go to the Grand Final? Follow the action right here

It was a fight for a Grand-Final spot when Outsiders and Rare Atom took the stage in Valencia. Rare Atom put up a great fight, but in the end, the experienced Outsiders squad perseviered.

The semi-final kicked off on Rare Atom's pick of Inferno, and the 21-year-old 'Mercury' seemed very satisfied with that pick. The Chinese rifler was leading the map in most statistics and with his AWPer 'Kaze' in tow, he managed to make a real game of it. The favorites of the Outsiders were a step ahead as a team though and took away their opponents' map pick semi-comfortably at 16-12.

'Mercury' continued his domination on the second map of Vertigo where he found 14 kills before going down. He was winning basically every fight he took, and when he faltered 'Kaze' was there to pick up the slack. This amazing performance fueled Rare Atom to an 11-4 CT-side half where the Outsiders were almost only finding rounds if 'FL1T' was popping off.

After the impressive first half, Rare Atom got battered and bruised in the second. Outsiders both individually and as a team were far stronger than their opponents and were able to make the massive comeback happen.

Outsiders - Rare Atom 2-0 | ESL Challenger Valencia 2022

16-12 (Inferno) | {cflag:CN} Mercury - 1.46 Rating / 28-18 K-D / 94.7 ADR

16-14 (Vertigo) | {cflag:RU} FL1T - 1.59 Rating / 31-16 K-D / 98.6 ADR

MVP: {cflag:CN} Jingxiang 'Mercury' Wang - 1.39 Rating / 56-41 K-D / 99.7 ADR

Rare Atom

The first semi-final of ESL Challenger Valencia 2022 is already underway. Follow along as Outsiders and Rare Atom fight for a spot in the Grand Final!

We have all seen the great highlights from the likes of "s1mple", "ZywOo", and many more. Whilst there is something incredibly satisfying about watching pure skill unfold before your eyes, leaving wondering how it is even possible to be so good, there is something just as pleasing about watching a good fail take place from some of the greatest players in the scene. 

When GODSENT fe and MIBR fe were competing against each other in the ongoing ESL Impact event in Valencia, Spain, an incredible fail happened. Left alone in a 1v1 clutch situation, all GODSENT player "aurora" had to do was to kill the unarmed defusing opponent and the round was hers to secure for her team. Peaking down on the planted bomb, "aurora" spots a dead body next to the bomb and starts spraying it down instead of the completely visible opponent right next to it. She couldn't believe how bad she had failed - take a look: 

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Perhaps you have not heard about them yet, but it is time to get familiar. The Chinese CS:GO roster of Rare Atom are slowly but surely proving themselves within the professional CS:GO scene and against tougher and tougher opponents. Having just secured a spot in the Semi-finals of ESL Challenger in Valencia, Spain, today, the Rare Atom roster are beginning to make their mark on the scene. 

One of the reasons for their success at the ongoing mini-event that is ESL Challenger 2022, goes by the name of "JamYoung". The 20-year-old Rare Atom player from China can be deadly if you get in his way. When Rare Atom faced HUMMER in a Bo3-series, he proved exactly how crazy his abilities are. Left alone in a 1v3 situation, "JamYoung" tucks himself into a corner, pops up at just the right time, and controls a spectacular spraydown of all three opponents without hesitation - take a look: 

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With Roobet Cup 2022 having just ended it is time to take a look at how the players at event managed to perform. BIG managed to take down FaZe in the Grand Final and became the champions of Roobet Cup 2022, however, there were plenty of players from various different teams that stood out in their brawls throughout the event, take a look at the top five players at Roobet Cup 2022 based on accumulative rating. 

Taking the number one spot when it comes to accumulative rating throughout the event is "sh1ro". You have probably gotten used to his name by now, and for good reason. Whilst Cloud 9 didn't make it to the Grand Finals it was by no means because of "sh1ro". The young and calculated AWP'er was not only the highest-rated player at the entire event but also managed to secure the highest kills pr. round at 0.89. Another phenomenal event from the shining star of Cloud 9. 

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You are probably thinking, I've heard this story, before to yourself and you are not wrong. Once again Astralis didn't manage to make it to the Grand Finals of an event, and once again "blameF" was the only player putting up an impressive performance for the iconic Astralis name. The hulk of Counter-Strike is as consistent as it gets, consistently good that is. In addition to his 1.33 rating, he was also the third-best player at the entire event at getting multi-kills. 

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What an amazing prospect this guy is. A year ago there were few people who knew the name "torzsi" and he has done more than enough to prove himself as of late. The Hungarian AWP'er shines brightly within the MOUZ roster and deserves a mention after an amazing performance at the Roobet Cup 2022. Playing an integral part in opening up rounds for his teammates, "torzsi" was the deadliest at getting opening kills at the event, with a scarily high success percentage of 78.4%. 

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Whilst he wasn't the player who accumulated the highest rating among all players at the event, it is safe to say that he was probably the most influential.  Securing a well-deserved MVP title was German sniper "syrsoN" who played an integral part in BIG's victory against FaZe in the Grand Final. When "syrsoN" is hitting his shots there is no opponent out there that does not get a run for their money against "syrsoN". 

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Finally, we have one of the most dangerous riflers in the entire CS:GO scene, "flameZ". OG have been showcasing to the entire world that they are capable of taking down even the biggest of opponents as of late, and a huge part of their success can be said to be because of "flameZ". Once again he played an amazing event scoring a high rating of 1.21 and remaining consistent throughout OG's battles. 

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With the Bo3-series between Rare Atom and MIBR having been already played today, seeing Rare Atom reach the Semi-finals of ESL Challenger 2022 in Valencia, Spain, there was only one brawl left for the day. To find our fourth team heading into the Semi-final stage of the event, 00NATION took on Sprout in a Bo3-series with a spot at the Semi-finals on the line. On paper, Sprout were the slight favorites going into the battle, however, with Brazilian rosters you never know what to expect. 00NATION never really came alive and a cohesive performance from the Europeans of Sprout meant that it was Sprout to take home the victory in just two maps. The victory against 00NATION sees Sprout earn a spot in the Semi-finals where they are set to lock horns with Movistar Riders tomorrow. 

The first map of the Bo3-series took place on Dust 2 and was picked by the Europeans of Sprout. Whilst it is nowhere near the best performing map for Sprout it is one that they have played plenty of times in the past three months. In addition to that, Dust 2 is also a map that 00NATION have only played twice in the past three months and could therefore have been a punish-pick from the Europeans. No matter the reason for the choice, it proved a great one already at the beginning of Dust 2. Off to a great start was Sprout, who managed to secure a comfortable lead on their T-side. Controlling the pace of the first half it was Sprout to secure an 11-4 lead going into the second half of Dust 2. Once the two rosters had switched sides the story remained the same. With Sprout in the driving seat, it was the Europeans to close out the first map of the series at the comfortable scoreline of 16-8. 

The second map of the series was chosen by 00NATION and saw the Bo3-series continue on Overpass. The Brazilians have proven themselves more than capable on Overpass as of late and were sitting on an impressive 89% win rate in the past three months (9 maps) before locking horns with Sprout today. Despite 00NATIONS' impressive form on Overpass it was Sprout to carry over the momentum from Dust 2 and secure a brilliant start to their CT-sided half. Before the Brazilians managed to win a single round it seemed as if it was already too late. At the impressive scoreline of 12-3, Sprout's efforts on their CT-side put them in pole position to take home the victory on Overpass once the two teams had switched sides. A spectacular comeback was needed for 00NATION to stand the slightest of chances against Sprout, and it never happened. At 16-4, it was the Europeans of Sprout to claim victory on Overpass, defeat 00NATION 2-0, and secure a spot in the Semi-finals of ESL Challenger 2022 in Valencia, Spain. 

Sprout - 00NATION 2-0 | ESL Challenger Valencia

16-8 (Dust 2) | {cflag:DE} slaxz- - 1.38 Rating / 18-13 K-D / 83.1 ADR

16-4 (Overpass) | {cflag:DE} Spiidi - 1.84 Rating / 26-10 K-D / 127.2 ADR

MVP: {cflag:DE} Timo "Spiidi" Richter - 1.40 Rating / 46-29 K-D / 97.4 ADR

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When thinking about CS:GO nationalities, you would probably not think of Portugal as being one of the big nations for producing talent within the professional CS:GO scene. Two teams that seek to change that fact are FTW and SAW. They are currently the two strongest Portuguese rosters with FTW ranking at #37 in the world and SAW at #45 in the world. 

To help strengthen, hopefully, both rosters, large changes have been made between the two organizations with both of them seeing two new additions to their active CS:GO roster as well as a new Head Coach to spearhead their CS:GO divisions. For SAW changes concern the three following players, Renato "stadodo" Gonçalves, Omar "arki" Chakkor, and Rui "vts" Soares. Both "stadodo" and Head Coach "vts" will transfer to FTW, whereas "arki" will take on the role as the team's new Head Coach. 

To fill in the shoes of "arki" and "stadodo" in the active SAW line-up, Michel "ewjerkz" Pinto and João "story" Vieira will transfer from FTW to saw as a part of the trade. The aforementioned trade of players and coaches leaves FTW missing a final piece to the five-piece puzzle. As the team's final player Francisco "kst" Fragoso has been brought in. 

After the trades, the two Portuguese rosters looks as follows: 

{cflag:PT} Christopher "MUTiRiS" Fernandes

{cflag:PT} Omar "arki" Chakkor (Head Coach) 

{cflag:PT} Rui "vts" Soares (Head Coach) 

The three-day event that is ESL Challenger 2022, taking place in Valencia, Spain, is coming to an end. With the champions of the mini-event being found already tomorrow, today we are going to find out what four teams will be locking horns in the Semi-finals. The two competitors of the first Semi-final have already been found, but now it is time to find our last two. 

As the final Bo3-series of the day, Sprout and 00NATION go head-to-head in a battle for a spot in the Semi-finals. Who do you think will come out on top? Find out now as the brawl between Sprout and 00NATION is about to go LIVE - you watch the Bo3-series right here down below: 

The mini-event that is ESL Challenger 2022 in Valencia, Spain is nearing a conclusion as there will only be four teams left competing to be the champions of the event after today's Bo3-series. One of these brawl were between Rare Atom and MIBR. On paper, the Brazilians of MIBR were the heavy favorites, ranking 30 places higher in HLTV's official rankings than Rare Atom.

Whilst it might be MIBR who rank higher in the rankings, a different story unfolded as the two locked horns in a battle for a spot in tomorrow's Semi-finals. A confident victory on Inferno, followed by a marathon length battle on Overpass saw the Chinese roster take home the victory against MIBR. The 2-0 victory means that Rare Atom will be facing Outsiders tomorrow in a Semi-final brawl for a spot in the Grand Final. 

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When thinking about Finnish CS:GO there is probably only one real team that pops into mind, the old ENCE roster. Failing to become a Finnish powerhouse as ENCE once were, HAVU has decided the make some changes to its active CS:GO line-up. Currently ranked as #94 in the world, change was deemed necessary for the CS:GO roster to accomplish what they had set out to do. 

The first change came in the coaching department as Head Coach "disturbed" parted ways with the organization. Following the decision to part ways with "disturbed" a change to the active roster line-up was announced. The worst performing HAVU player with a rating of 0.92 in the past three months was moved to the bench as "sLowi" would have to look forward to becoming a free agent. 

Now HAVU have announced yet another change to their CS:GO roster as Otto "ottoNd" Sihvo has been moved to the bench where he will reside until he also becomes a free agent. 

The decision to bench "ottoNd" might come as a shock to some people, seeing that he has been the best performing HAVU player with a rating of 1.26 in the past three months. Explaining the decision to bench "ottoNd" in an official statement, the CEO of HAVU said the following: 

What the final line-up is going to look like for HAVU, we will have to wait and see. With both "ottoNd" and "sLowi" benched the current HAVU roster looks as follows: 

{cflag:FI} Otto "ottoNd" Sihvo (Benched) 

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The ESL Challenger Valencia 2022 tournament will start with four bo1 matches. With four South American teams in the mix, the hopes are high for the Brazilian teams to make it through to the Grand Final on Sunday.

BLAST Premier Spring Finals took most of the headlines during June, which is also evidently looking at the list of most-viewed CS:GO clips in the past month.

But nothing was more compelling to watch than the Canadian streamer Félix Lengyel better known as xQc. The streamer sometimes plays CS:GO, which is almost always a guarentee for some hilarious clips.

xQc is currently the sixth-largest streamer on Twitch measured in followers, where he is getting near 11 million followers.

It is the self-proclaimed Cathedral of Counter-Strike. IEM Cologne is the next stop on the Counter-Strike Tier 1 circuit. From Tuesday and two weeks on we will have some top-tier CS:GO ready at the last tournament before the summer break. An important indicator for a lot Organizations about the longevity of their roster.

As usual, ESL has produced an amazing trailer for the upcoming event.

There is a total of $1.000.000 in the prize pool at the event that starts with a Play-in phase Tuesday and Wednesday.

ESL Challenger Valencia was kicked off Friday with MIBR taking on Rare Atom from China. On Overpass MIBR won 16-12 in a match, where the Brazilians at times looked shaky. A good T-side in the second half was enough though to secure the expected victory.

The next two teams in the mix were Hummer Esports and Movistar Riders. Unfortunately, there was only one team the server during the match. Movistar Riders went wild during the first half winning ALL 15 rounds with Alejandro "ALEX" Masanet Candela leading the assault going 26-6 during the 15 rounds! The Spaniards won the pistol round in the second half to complete the humiliation of their Brazilian counterparts. A perfect start for the roster on home turf.

MIBR - Rare Atom 16-12 | ESL Challenger Valencia 2022

Movistar Riders - Hummer Esports 16-0 | ESL Challenger Valencia 2022

The online tournament Roobet Cup 2022 concluded with a very exciting Grand Final, where BIG once again showed some excellent Counter-Strike. 

Germany's finest took down FaZe for the second time at the tournament even though they had to play with Nils "k1to" Gruhne as a stand-in.

You can see highlights from the Grand Final in the video down below.

BIG defied every odds and went ahead and won the 2022 Roobet Cup. The Germans defeated FaZe twice in the tournament, while also knocking out Cloud9 in the Semi-Finals.

The man of the hour was Florian "syrsoN" Rische, who stood out both in the Grand Final and in the Semi-Finals with some impressive performances. The AWP'er was only rated fourth-highest overall at the tournament but was named MVP after the great impact, that he showed at the final stages of the tournament.

This was only the second time in his career, that he has won an MVP award.

For BIG the win at Roobet Cup was their first in a year and will serve as a perfect lead-in to IEM Cologne on home turf.

The Norwegian Organization 00NATION announced its new roster for the rest of the 2022 season last night on Twitter.

Eduardo "⁠dumau⁠" Wolkmer, Bruno "⁠latto⁠" Rebelatto, and Epitacio "⁠TACO⁠" de Melo are the new fresh faces on the roster, who looks to turn a disaster 2022 around with an almost complete overhaul of their old team. Only Marcelo "⁠coldzera⁠" David and Santino "⁠try⁠" Rigal are remaining with the latter also being rumored away during the process.

The deal sees TACO and coldzera reunited after four years apart from each other. The two players were part of the SK Gaming and Luminosity rosters that won two Majors back in 2016.

With the acquisition of the core of the GODSENT roster, 00NATION has taken over their spot at ESL Challenger Valencia that starts today and also their IEM Cologne Play-in spot, where the team will face Astralis on Tuesday.

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Both women and men are competing today in Valencia. The Spanish city is hosting both the ESL Impact 2022 and the ESL Challenger 2022.

For the women of CS:GO, it is the start of a new season of ESL Impact, after the season 1 finals in Dallas last month. A $100.000 prize pool is on the line for the eight teams.

At ESL Challenger Valencia there is also a $100.000 prize pool to fight for with one spot for the ESL Pro League Season 17 Conference also given out for 1st place at the tournament. FURIA and Outsiders will be the two favorites to take home the title.

Later in the day both winners and losers will face each other.

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IHC sign Annihilation	7/3/2022
Live: ESL Challenger Valencia Grand Final	7/3/2022
Movistar Riders set up Grand Final against Outsiders	7/3/2022
Live: Movistar Riders vs. Sprout	7/3/2022
Outsiders to Grand Final at ESL Challenger Valencia	7/3/2022
Live: Outsiders vs. Rare Atom	7/3/2022
Video: Funny fail costs easy 1v1 clutch	7/2/2022
Highlight: 1 spray = amazing 1v3 clutch	7/2/2022
Top five players at Roobet Cup 2022	7/2/2022
Sprout secure Semi-finals at ESL Challenger	7/2/2022
FTW and SAW announce two-player trade	7/2/2022
Live: Sprout - 00NATION	7/2/2022
Rare Atom upset MIBR after marathon-length Overpass battle	7/2/2022
ottoNd joins sLowi on HAVU bench	7/2/2022
Live: ESL Challenger Valencia 2022 (Day 1)	7/1/2022
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