Скачать или смотреть Sentinels VALORANT Shakeup: Bang Released, Star Duelist Zekken to Join MIBR

The VCT Americas and League of Legends Worlds 2025 seasons are concluding with massive roster moves and high-stakes tournament eliminations. In VALORANT, North American powerhouse Sentinels is undergoing a significant shakeup for the 2026 VCT season. Sentinels officially released Controller player Sean ‘bang’ Bezerra after a one-year tenure that saw the team achieve two second-place finishes in the regional league but struggle at international events, including an early exit at VALORANT Champions Paris. Sentinels CEO Rob Moore has indicated that the organization is looking towards its academy team, Cubert Academy, for trials to finalize its 2026 squad. This change is coupled with the surprising news that Sentinels' longest-standing member, star Duelist Zachary ‘zekken’ Patrone, is reportedly set to join Made in Brazil (MIBR) in a major off-season acquisition, pending a verbal agreement. Zekken, a proven international champion with high 2025 average stats (ACS: 232.3, K/D: 1.17), departs Sentinels after an impressive but title-less domestic 2025 season where they were the only team to qualify for every international VCT event and reach every VCT Americas upper-bracket final. The addition of zekken to MIBR will see him share Duelist duties with the team's Brazilian superstar, Erick “aspas” Santos, as MIBR aims to build a world-class roster following their own strong 2025 campaign that culminated in a 5th-6th place finish at Champions Paris. The Brazilian organization is looking to build on its consistent domestic performance and a breakout run at Champions. Meanwhile, the action from the 2025 League of Legends World Championship has confirmed the elimination of two more teams in the Swiss Stage, marking a significant moment in competitive LoL. T1 and Bilibili Gaming (BLG) both survived do-or-die matches in Round 4 to advance to the final 2-2 bracket. T1, the reigning world champions, defeated the historic North American organization 100 Thieves (100T) in a hard-fought 2-0 series, marking 100 Thieves’ final competitive appearance in the professional League of Legends scene. Similarly, LPL representatives BLG secured a 2-0 victory against Vivo Keyd Stars (VKS), although the match was unexpectedly close, with BLG narrowly avoiding elimination via a late-game backdoor. Both 100 Thieves and Vivo Keyd Stars are now eliminated, concluding their runs. The Worlds 2025 Swiss Stage now moves to its climactic Round 5, where three final spots in the Knockout Stage will be decided in a series of crucial best-of-three matches: Top Esports vs. Bilibili Gaming, CTBC Flying Oyster vs. FlyQuest, and T1 vs. MKOI. Tune in to watch the VCT and Worlds drama unfold!

The recent esports shakeup has seen major VCT transfer news dominate headlines alongside the high-stakes League of Legends Worlds 2025. In VALORANT's VCT Americas league, the Sentinels roster change has been a seismic event, triggered by the controversial Sentinels bang release and the shocking zekken transfer to MIBR. Citing his formidable zekken stats and championship pedigree, MIBR is building their VCT 2026 season lineup around the highly anticipated aspas zekken duo. Simultaneously, the Worlds Swiss Stage in LoL Esports has concluded with dramatic flair: T1 BLG progression was confirmed in the final Worlds Round 5 matches, while the spirited underdog run of 100 Thieves eliminated after a valiant effort in their 100 Thieves final match. They join Vivo Keyd Stars eliminated earlier in the stage, as both titles face an offseason of speculation and rebuilding fueled by explosive performances and unexpected exits.

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