Game Changers Seoul: Top 4 Clash for Valorant Supremacy!

Look Sports Media – The stage is set for a thrilling conclusion to the Valorant Game Changers 2025 Championship in Seoul, as MIBR GC and KRÜ Blaze secured their spots in the lower bracket, finalizing the top four contenders. These teams will battle it out for a chance to face the winner of the upper-bracket final between the undefeated Team Liquid Brazil and Shopify Rebellion Gold.

The journey to the top four was paved with intense matches and heartbreaking eliminations. MIBR and KRÜ’s victories marked the end of EMEA’s presence in the tournament, as the Brazilian and Latin American squads triumphed over their European counterparts.

For the EMEA teams, the defeats were particularly stinging, having been relegated to the lower bracket after narrow losses in the upper-bracket Semis. KRÜ, on the other hand, had a longer road, starting in the lower bracket Round 1 after a loss to Liquid. MIBR, after being defeated by Shopify Rebellion, entered in Round 2.

KRÜ Blaze’s impressive lower-bracket run saw them drop only one map, against GIANTX, before their showdown with MIBR. Karmine Corp, despite taking a map from SR Gold, couldn’t replicate that performance against KRÜ, falling 13-6 on Split and 13-3 on their own map pick, Haven. KC star Safia ‘safiaaa’ Leghzal, despite having the best rating on her team for the series, was held to a 0.97 rating. Constanza ‘conir’ Reyes, on the other hand, delivered a dominant performance, racking up a 30/15/14 KDA across the two maps.

G2 Gozen’s series was a heartbreaker. Two overtime losses on Bind and Split were separated by a dominant 13-5 win on Sunset. G2 Gozen won more rounds overall, but lost the series 2-1 in a close contest. Aleyna ‘Vania’ Keskin and Paula ‘bstrdd’ Naguil had strong performances, dropping 1.42 and 1.27 series ratings, respectively. bstrdd’s 29/18/8 scoreline on Split was decisive in an overtime victory.

It was a heartbreaking end for G2, but MIBR, who qualified through the Americas Last Chance Qualifier, continued their generational run. The rise in popularity of Valorant Game Changers has been influenced by Giulia ‘lissA’ Lissa’s viral posing in MIBR’s match vs Wadadaa.

MIBR and KRÜ Blaze now face each other, with the winner facing a daunting challenge. Liquid and SR Gold have been dominant, with SR Gold aiming for a historic threepeat after winning the 2023 and 2024 editions of the event.