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    FPX to face Paper Rex in the Grand Finals

    Written By Onur Demirkol Writer
    Last UpdatedJuly 23, 2022 at 08:19PM
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    FunPlus Phoenix knocked out OpTic Gaming to reach the VCT 2022 - Stage 2 - Masters Copenhagen Grand Finals. The CIS team will face Paper Rex tomorrow.

    VCT 2022 - Stage 2 - Masters Copenhagen VCT 2022 - Stage 2 - Masters Copenhagen
    OpTic Gaming
    OpTic Gaming
    1
    X
    3
    FunPlus Phoenix
    FunPlus Phoenix
    Lower Bracket Final, Best of 5 - July 23, 2022 - 3:00PM
    OpTic Gaming6
    Split
    FunPlus Phoenix13
    OpTic Gaming8
    Icebox
    FunPlus Phoenix13
    OpTic Gaming13
    Bind
    FunPlus Phoenix6
    OpTic Gaming7
    Fracture
    FunPlus Phoenix13
    OpTic GamingOpTic Gaming
    player
    Rating
    ACS
    K/D/A
    +/-
    K/D
    KAST
    ADR
    HS%
    FBSR
    FB
    FD
    United States yay
    Chamber
    1.10
    238
    66/56/11
    +10
    1.18
    68.6%
    156.5
    32%
    54%
    14
    12
    Canada Marved
    AstraKAY/OBrimstone
    1.05
    199
    58/56/26
    +2
    1.04
    77.3%
    132.6
    35%
    40%
    4
    6
    United States crashies
    KAY/OSovaSkye
    1.00
    192
    52/55/30
    -3
    0.95
    78.7%
    123.5
    24%
    86%
    6
    1
    Canada FNS
    FadeViperBreach
    0.78
    164
    46/60/18
    -14
    0.77
    67.1%
    102.4
    22%
    55%
    6
    5
    United States Victor
    RazeNeon
    0.74
    167
    43/65/23
    -22
    0.66
    68.6%
    110.6
    19%
    28%
    7
    18
    FunPlus PhoenixFunPlus Phoenix
    player
    Rating
    ACS
    K/D/A
    +/-
    K/D
    KAST
    ADR
    HS%
    FBSR
    FB
    FD
    Russian Federation Shao
    OmenSageFade
    1.25
    238
    68/49/23
    +19
    1.39
    78.3%
    162.3
    40%
    69%
    11
    5
    Latvia ardiis
    KAY/OChamber
    1.11
    210
    61/51/24
    +10
    1.20
    77.3%
    140.5
    25%
    57%
    8
    6
    Russian Federation SUYGETSU
    KilljoyViper
    1.04
    210
    60/57/14
    +3
    1.05
    78.5%
    143.7
    31%
    73%
    8
    3
    Sweden Zyppan
    RazeKAY/O
    0.95
    207
    58/55/12
    +3
    1.05
    65.5%
    143.6
    32%
    38%
    8
    13
    Ukraine ANGE1
    ViperFadeBrimstoneOmen
    0.84
    177
    45/53/24
    -8
    0.85
    73.5%
    130.3
    34%
    41%
    7
    10

    Split

    The competition started on OpTic Gaming’s pick, Split. The North American team won the opening rounds on their map pick but suddenly lost control and FPX won 5 rounds in a row. Andrey "Shao" Kiprsky started the streak with a 4-kill Omen performance by clutching the round and defusing the bomb. Until the end of the half, OpTic won one more round and FPX won the rest, resulting in a 9-3 score in favor of them. The CIS team performed superbly on defense. Shao completed the half with 17 kills while holding a 1.94 rating. The Russian player also had a 352 ACS at the end of the half, proving his contribution on the battlefield. On the other side, Jimmy "Marved" Nguyen was the main factor of OpTic’s 3 wins with a 1.20 rating and 9 kills. As the sides were switched, the fans expected similar performance from the North American representatives and luckily they made a great start to the half by winning the opening rounds. However, it did not last long as FPX took control once again, winning 4 rounds while OPT had 3 to conclude the opening map of the series. Shao finished the game holding a 1.48 rating and 21 kills in total. OpTic’s Jaccob "yay" Whiteaker stepped up in the second half but it was not enough for the NA team. yay had 19 kills and held a 1.31 rating in the opening map of the series.

    Bind

    It was a do-or-die for the side of OpTic Gaming as they were 2 maps behind in the series and it was time for their map pick again, Bind. Their attacking side performance was phenomenal as they finished the half with a 9-3 lead over their opponents. Austin "crashies" Roberts held an incredible 2.01 rating on Skye and he played out of his mind to keep his team in the competition. Victor "Victor" Wong was his biggest helper with 13 kills and a 1.48 rating on Raze. The dominance continued in the second half as OpT won the opening 2 rounds on defense. FPX showed a pulse but it only lasted for 3 rounds and the NA team lived one more map after taking their enemies down with a score of 13-6 on Bind. crashies had 21 kills and a 1.68 rating at the end of the map.

    Fracture

    FunPlus Phoenix started the map almost superbly until the 7th round in which their win streak ended thanks to yay’s Chamber defense. OpTic Gaming cracked their code on defense and grabbed another win to stay in the game. yay’s Chamber played a huge role in OpTic’s “small return”. FunPlus Phoenix sat behind the wheel once again with a quick reaction mainly thanks to ANGE1 as the Ukrainian Omen stepped up in tough times. The CIS team won the first half in style, 9-3 with ANGE1 and Zyppan carrying their teams on their backs. As usual, yay was the leader of the OpTic squad on Chamber. FPX made it clear that they came to reach the Grand Final by winning the pistol round but OpTic still managed to pick up the eco-round. The NA did their best but the gap was big after FPX’s dominance on the attacking side. Lastly, FunPlus Phoenix defused the bomb after eliminating all the OpTic members in the 20th round to close out the series after a 13-7 win on Fracture. Kirill "ANGE1" Karasiow finished the game with 19 kills and 5 first bloods.

    OpTic’s journey has come to an end. The Grand Final competition between FunPlus Phoenix and Paper Rex is tomorrow. More information can be found on the events page.

    Onur Demirkol

    Onur Demirkol here, Content Writer for THESPIKEGG. You will see his name on a bunch of different articles here, whether they are breaking news or evergreen guides and content.

    His journey in the industry has been marked by influential roles at esteemed platforms such as Flank Esports and 5Mid, where he served as editor-in-chief. Onur made significant contributions to their success in written content and social media, including a notable impact on an issue of the Turkish Esports Federation magazine. Currently, he serves as the Lead Editor for Gamelevate, taking pride in managing a global team of 12 talented writers. Additionally, Onur regularly contributes to Softonic, gHacks, Dataconomy, and Techbriefly. He has written thousands of articles, and that number continues to go up.

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