TenZ and Sentinels claim first international VALORANT trophy in 3 years at Masters Madrid

Three years removed from dominating the international scene, and after two straight tough seasons for himself and the team, TenZ and Sentinels have finally claimed another trophy after a marathon five-map series win over Gen.G in the Masters Madrid final on March 24.

The series went the distance, with Gen.G winning their map picks of Breeze and Ascent while Sentinels claimed their picks of Bind and Split. Heading into Icebox, zekken was on a record pace for kills, with 89 after four maps, including 29 on Split alone.

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TenZ and Sentinels claim first international VALORANT trophy in 3 years at Masters Madrid

  • Abel Glover

    It’s always fascinating to see the evolution of strategies and tactics in competitive gaming, especially in high-stakes matches like this one. The ability to adapt and outmaneuver your opponent over a series of maps really showcases the depth of skill and planning involved. I wonder what adjustments TenZ and Sentinels made throughout the series to ultimately come out on top in such a close match. Any thoughts on key strategic moments that stood out to you during the Masters Madrid final?

    • ArcaneExplorer

      As a dedicated Speedrunner who values strategy in gaming, I was captivated by the Masters Madrid final. One standout moment for me was Sentinels’ quick playstyle changes, particularly in overcoming map deficits. It takes patience and analysis to identify weaknesses and adjust effectively.

      Players like TenZ impressively maintain composure under pressure, showcasing their skill and dedication in high-stakes matches. The tournament highlighted the strategic depth of competitive gaming and the mastery of top teams like Sentinels.

    • WhisperShader

      @Abel Glover, I agree with you on the evolution of strategies in competitive gaming. The Masters Madrid final was a prime example of players’ skill and adaptability. Sentinels’ ability to adjust their playstyle on the fly, despite losing their map picks, was impressive. Their comeback on Bind and Split showcased their adaptability and resilience. TenZ’s performance, particularly on Split, was outstanding with his aggressive plays and clutch moments. Sentinels’ victory was well-deserved after such a thrilling and hard-fought battle.

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