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The regional representative has finally been obtained.
Bleed Esports hands a dominating defeat to X10 Esports in the grand final of the VCL 2023 Malaysia & Singapore Split 2.
Bleed Esports has been crowned as the champions following their undefeated 10-0 run, 7-0 in the group stage and 3-0 in the playoffs.
Bleed Esports will now represent both Malaysia & Singapore at the VCT 2023 Ascension Pacific.
A new regional Valorant champion has been crowned as Bleed Esports wins the VCL 2023 Malaysia & Singapore Split 2 without breaking a sweat and moves on to compete in the upcoming VCT 2023 Ascension Pacific.
The dominance shown by Bleed Esports in this split is beyond commendable, finishing with a record of 21 map wins and just one loss, registered against X10 during their encounter in the upper bracket semifinals.
Bleed Esports is looking in top shape with sound clarity when it comes to team play and execution. They are definitely a lineup to look out for going into the international qualifier.
Bleed Esports has been crowned the champions of VCL 2023 Malaysia & Singapore Split 2
Earlier this year in an exclusive interview with AFK Gaming, Nikola "LEGIJA" Ninić - Head Coach for Bleed Esports, mentioned that the only goal they were focussing on was to become one of the franchised teams for the VCT 2024/2025 Pacific League.
This was stated right after Bleed Esports had won the VCL 2023 Malaysia & Singapore Split 1 and goes on to show the belief that LEGIJA had in his team to win the next event as well.
The organization made a necessary adjustment before the current tournament by signing Marcus "Nephh" Tan over from X10 Esports and this move has paid out in dividends.
Here is a quick comparison of their performance across Split 1 and Split 2, where Bleed Esports went from being a dominant team to achieving absolute perfection.
Just one look at some of the key stats from the two tournaments is enough to showcase how one impactful roster change has resulted in the team achieving a near-flawless run in this regional league.
Bleed Esports swept their rivals X10 Esports in the grand final with utmost ease, giving away just 16 rounds across the three maps - Pearl (13-10), Lotus (13-4), and Bind (13-2).
Derrick "Deryeon" Yee had a big role to play in his team's utter dominance on the day and was named MVP of the grand final for registering a K/D/A of 52/29/12 along with an ACS of 265.
Bleed Esports will now be seen representing the regions of Malaysia and Singapore with its international lineup at the VCT 2023 Ascension Pacific, which is the final step to qualify for the VCT 2024/2025 Pacific League.
It will be their toughest challenge yet with top teams from every region delivering their absolute best to grab the one available spot and make it into the international circuit.
Aditya is the in-house CS:GO writer at AFK Gaming. While his understanding of the esports space is not restricted by geographical borders, his current focus lies in the Asian region. Understands and follows almost all major esport titles.
