Valorant Champions Tour Masters Reykjavik Grand Finals Results

Sentinels and FNATIC faced off today in the Grand Finals showdown of the 2021 Valorant Champions Tour Masters 2 tournament held in Reykjavik, Iceland.  In a statement series, Sentinels emerge triumphant as the world’s premier Valorant team with a 3 – 0 scoreline.  Although the score seems one-sided, accolades have to be thrown at FNATIC for pushing Sentinels to the brink throughout the match.  

Valorant Champions Tour Masters Reykjavik Grand Finals Results

Here are the results for the Valorant Champions Tour (VCT) Masters Reykjavik Grand Finals:

Map	Map Choice	Score
Split	Sentinels	14 – 12	FNATIC
Bind	FNATIC	14 – 16	Sentinels
Haven	Sentinels	13 – 11	FNATIC

Valorant Champions Tour Masters Reykjavik Grand Finals Player Stats and Recap

Here is a look at each individual player stats from the VCT Masters Reykjavik Grand Finals Sentinels (SEN) versus Fnatic (FNC) Bo5:

Sentinels Player Stats – VCT Masters Reykjavik Grand Finals

Player	ACS	Kills	Deaths	Assists	ADR
TenZ	289	79	61	25	180
ShahZaM	229	65	50	19	129
SicK	205	56	54	29	141
dapr	192	51	51	21	120
zombs	174	51	54	28	113

Although Sentinels have not dropped a single map this entire tournament, the name of the match was TenZ, who brought out a unique duelist for each game played.  TenZ was the first player to reach the Radiant rank in Valorant’s closed beta and is one of, if not the, best native Valorant professionals in the world.  ShaZaM and SicK usually supplement TenZ’s duelist pick with a duelist of their own while dapr and zombs play devil’s advocate on the team, providing utility and intelligence for Sentinel’s plays.  With an average combat score well above the rest of his team as well as the competition, TenZ was indeed the best pickup Sentinels could have decided upon before coming into Masters 2.

Fnatic Player Stats – VCT Masters Reykjavik Grand Finals

Player	ACS	Kills	Deaths	Assists	ADR
MAGNUM	229	65	61	21	137
doma	202	52	62	25	137
Mistic	201	55	53	21	140
Boaster	181	52	61	10	120
Derke	175	45	65	18	103

FNATIC lost to Sentinels very early in the tournament in a disappointing 2 – 0 fashion and were looking to take revenge today.  Unfortunately for the European heavyweights, it may be another few months before they can sate their hunger with today’s results.  Despite FNATIC’s main duelist Derke not having a great performance, the combined efforts MAGNUM, Mistic, and doma was strong enough to force Sentinels to overtime in two of the games with the last game coming down to the wire in round 23.  The young team can be extremely proud for placing second in the first international Valorant tournament in history and for taking home a hefty prize of Circuit Points to help them qualify for Champions.