Esportz Premier Series Grand Finale 2021: All Winners listed
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Esports Premier League 2021 Champions
It’s been over a year since Esportz initially announced the Esportz Premier Series, an open-to-all event with several qualifications across FIFA (Console), Valorant (PC), and Free Fire (Mobile) with a prize pool of INR 40,00,000. Qualifiers ended on November 30th, and the Esportz Premier Series Grand Finale was scheduled for December 8-10th. The Grand Finale saw the best Indian Free Fire, Valorant, and FIFA players put up a fight over the course of three days, and finally the victors have been emerged.
Esportz Premier Series Valorant
Velocity Gaming (VLT) advanced to the Grand Finale by defeating Team XO 2-0, while Enigma Gaming (EG) overcame Global Esports 2-1 to earn a spot in the final.
In a best-of-series match, these two heavyweights gave it everything they had until the end.
Grand Finale Scoreline:
- Bind: VLT 14-12 EG
- Ascent: VLT 13-11 EG
- Icebox: VLT 5-13 EG
- Haven: VLT 4-13 EG
- Split: VLT 13-6 EG
VLT took the first two maps, but EG turned the tables by taking the following two maps and forcing a fifth and final game.In the end, the superior team triumphed, and VLT got awarded INR 5,00,000 as well as the title.
Winners
1st place – Velocity Gaming: INR 5,00,000
2nd place – Enigma Gaming: INR 2,50,000
3rd/4th place – Global Esports: INR 1,25,000
3rd/4th place – Team XO: INR 1,25,000
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Esportz Premier Series FIFA
Four top players from the Indian FIFA scene made it to the Grand Finale – Charanjot Singh, Saransh Jain, Aditya Chadha, and Sagnik Banerjee.
Charanjot, the FIFA qualifier #1 winner, entered the Grand Finale as a big favourite, but Saransh Jain sent him to the lower bracket. He continued to impress as he cruised through the lower bracket, winning two games in a row to force a rematch with Saransh.
In the finals, the dreaded number one and number two players of India squared off once more, and it was Charanjot who prevailed over Saransh with a 6-2 aggregate score to claim the championship.
Winners:
- Charanjot Singh: INR 2,50,000
- Saransh Jain: INR 1,25,000
- Aditya Chadha: INR 80,000
- Sagnik Banerjee: INR 45,000
Esportz Premier Series Free Fire
The top 12 Indian Free Fire teams united together through qualifiers for one last fight in Best-of-Fifteen matches at the Grand Finale, and it was one team, CheminEsports, that blew away the competition to take the top spot with 174 points. RadheThakor and his teammates put up a consistent effort throughout the course of the three days, earning them the title of winners along with INR 5,00,000.
Winners:
- CheminEsports – INR 5,00,000
- Total Gaming Esports – INR 2,00,000
- D Esports – INR 1,00,000
- Nigma Galaxy – INR 1,00,000
- Titanium Esports – INR 50,000
- Godlike – INR 50,000
The inaugural round of the Esportz Premier Series has come to a close in terms of esports after completing the yearly cycle. Nonetheless, there’s no need to be concerned because India’s yearlong esports championship is slated to return in 2022 with a larger prize pool, more games, and, of course, the event will remain an Open for All.
The last leg of the Esportz Premier Series, the Cosplay Championship, with a total prize pool of INR 5,00,000, will be livestreamedon 8-9th of January on the esportz.in YouTube channel, where your favourite gaming characters will come to life.
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