Aurora Gaming PH dismantled Alter Ego 4-0 in a one-sided last to take the M7 World Championship trophy and as soon as once more reclaim the highest throne for the Philippines.
Indonesia’s Alter Ego, which had taken down the likes of Group Liquid PH and Selangor Purple Giants on its strategy to the grand finals, misplaced in entrance of a packed residence crowd on the Tennis Indoor Stadium Senayan in Jakarta.
Aurora PH Deny Alter Ego In Straight Video games
Coming into the grand last, each groups had been excessive in confidence. Aurora PH had an higher bracket run into the grand finals. Nevertheless, its most up-to-date sport towards Selangor Purple Giants (SRG) was not with out difficulties.
On the opposite facet of the bracket, Alter Ego took down SRG 3-1 to arrange a Philippines vs Indonesia grand last.
This was the second encounter between the 2 groups within the Knockout Stage. Within the first one, Aurora PH gained 3-1, and Alter Ego hoped for a unique consequence this time.
Nevertheless, this turned out to not be the case. The primary sport began with each groups buying and selling kills, with a reasonably balanced begin. Nevertheless, Aurora PH managed to construct in direction of the late sport, with a 5,000 gold lead in direction of the 11-minute mark. Alter Ego couldn’t get well from right here and misplaced the sport.
From right here, Aurora PH gained management all through the best-of-seven collection, dominating map management, aims, and selecting up kills to take the win.
This was the primary M World Championship win for Aurora PH and a sixth-straight world championship trophy for the Philippines. The staff will pocket $320,000 (~£234,000) of the $1m (~£731,000) prize pool, whereas second-placed Alter Ego will obtain $150,000 (~£109,000).
M7 World Championship Breaks Viewership Information
The grand finals between Aurora PH and Alter Ego amassed greater than 5.6m peak viewers, per Esports Charts.
This made it probably the most considered cell esports match in historical past, surpassing Free Fireplace World Sequence (FFWS) Singapore 2021, which peaked at 5.4m viewers.
