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    Six Major Jönköping Summed Up

    By Matheus VerasNovember 30, 20228 Mins Read
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    Six Major Jönköping Summed Up

    Couldn’t watch the Six Major Jönköping? Don’t worry, we’ve made a tournament summary for you.

    Contents

    • 1 BDS running to the title
    • 2 Playoffs
    • 3 Rookies
    • 4 Théo “LikEfac” Mariano – BDS
    • 5 Vitor peres Peres & Felipe “nade” Sá Ferreira – Black Dragons
    • 6 Wu “Reeps96” Weichen – Dire Wolves
    • 7 Marc “Jume” Steinmann – Heroic
    • 8 Below Expectations (Team)
    • 9 FaZe Clan
    • 10 MNM
    • 11 Sandbox
    • 12 Championship Highlights
    • 13 Gustavo Herdsz Herdina – W7M
    • 14 Pablo Gryxr Rebeil – Soniqs
    • 15 Luccas Paluh Molina – Team Liquid
    • 16 Stéphane Shaiiko Lebleu – BDS
    • 17 André NESKWGA Oliveira – Team Liquid
    • 18 Diego Kheyze Zanello – W7M
    • 19 Good record in the championship
    • 20 W7M
    • 21 Black Dragons
    • 22 Team Liquid
    • 23 Soniqs

    BDS running to the title

    The R6 roster for BDS celebrate after their victory at the Six Major Jönköping The R6 roster for BDS celebrate after their victory at the Six Major Jönköping

    Image: Ubisoft/João Ferreira

    For the first time, the superstar of Rainbow Six: Siege, Stéphane ‘œShaiiko’ Lebleu commanded BDS to its first S-Tier title, let’s remember the team’s path to victory.

    In a group with Spacestation, W7M, and Fury. BDS knew they couldn’t afford to lose points with Fury, and they needed to win the important games with SSG and W7M. A loss would mean, at least the OT.

    Their first game was against SSG on Kafe, ending in 7-5 for BDS, a great start to the competition with 3 clean points. Their second game of the day was against Fury, and in this group, this game was very, very important. Again wins, again Kafe was the map pick.

    But the second day was too hard for BDS; with two losses, against W7M on Skyscraper (5-7) and then against SSG on Chalet (4-7). With the loss against Spacestation, they needed to twist for Fury and W7M, and win both games.

    They scored a great win against Fury (7-3) on Oregon and then a loss on their favorite map, Clubhouse, against W7M (5-7). But the tiebreaker was Round Difference, so BDS advanced to Playoffs. For 2 rounds, the World Champions didn’t stay in Group Stage with Spacestation.

    Playoffs

    In the playoffs draw, BDS got Wolves, another EU Team. A pick of Oregon for Wolves, and Kafe for BDS. Decider match? Well, BDS didn’t need, a perfect win, they took the games 7-4 and 7-5 respectively.

    In the semifinals, they fought a hard game against Soniqs, with Border for the map pick. It ended in a win for SQ (5-7). Drama for BDS? No, because the next map picked by their opponent was Clubhouse; a favorite map of theirs. The match ended 7-1 for the French team. Now, for the last map: Bank. Another good win for BDS, now 7-3, they advanced to the Grand Final, against Team Liquid, who eliminated W7M.

    The team started with a 7-1 in the map pick by Team Liquid but suffered the turn in maps Bank and Oregon, but Bryan ‘œElemzje’ Tebessi and Théo ‘œLikEfac’ Mariano played very well and took to the last map, where Shaiiko again had a great performance, and together with the team, finished the last map and conquered your first tier-s event on R6

    Rookies

    Théo LikEfac Mariano from BDS stands facing the camera in his team jersey with arms folded over his chest Théo LikEfac Mariano from BDS stands facing the camera in his team jersey with arms folded over his chest

    Image: Ubisoft/Kirill Vision

    Théo “LikEfac” Mariano – BDS

    A Major Champion at his first participation, He couldn’t be left out of this list. Not only was he the champion, but he also played a very important role in the team’s journey. LikEfac had 5 clutches in the championship (3rd among all players in the competition), 44% of the opening kills were won and a kill per round of 0.78 (18th in the tournament), besides being the IGL of the team. He deserves a lot of praise; he has a bright future in siege.

    Vitor peres Peres & Felipe “nade” Sá Ferreira – Black Dragons

    The duo’s first competition was very good. In a very balanced group, they achieved good performances, and even in their elimination match, both players played very well. Sure to be big names for the future of Brazil.

    Wu “Reeps96” Weichen – Dire Wolves

    The new hope of APAC did poorly in the competition, not even close to what he played in the regional championships. But on the 2nd and 3rd days Reeps had great performances, even helping his team to beat FaZe Clan.

    Marc “Jume” Steinmann – Heroic

    Even in a very difficult group with TSM and Team Liquid, Jume had the best kill per round of the entire competition (1.17) being one of the big names of the team in the competition. He didn’t last long in this event, but in the future there’s no doubt he can do even better.

    Below Expectations (Team)

    Image: Ubisoft/João Ferreira

    FaZe Clan

    The current runner-up of the Six Major Berlin reached the top 3 in Latam, placing them in a complicated group with Dire Wolves and Wolves Esports. Still, the history of the team made us think that they would perform better and maybe even snatch the first place in their group. But that wasn’t what happened. They ranked second and faced Liquid, in a game FaZe probably will want to forget. A performance well below expectations.

    MNM

    The team started winning both games against Soniqs and Cyclops (in Overtime). But the last two days of the tournament saw their performance drop a lot. They lost all clean games, getting only 5 points and in last place. We admit, we expected more from MNM.

    Sandbox

    We know it was a very difficult group with Heroic, Team Liquid, and TSM, but we didn’t expect the experienced Sandbox team to finish the groups without scoring. Suffering two 7-1 and one 7-2 and also not managing to take a game to overtime.

    Championship Highlights

    Team Liquid celebrate together after a win at the Six Major Jönköping Team Liquid celebrate together after a win at the Six Major Jönköping

    Image: Ubisoft/Kirill Vision

    Gustavo Herdsz Herdina – W7M

    The W7M player had an incredible performance, especially in the playoffs, even in the elimination against Team Liquid, Herdsz had a very good performance, even if it wasn’t enough. Despite that, it should be remembered how much the player grew in the final stretch of this tournament.

    Pablo Gryxr Rebeil – Soniqs

    The Soniqs star shines again, one of the highlights of the NA region. Gryxr had a great performance again, making important plays for the team, especially in the playoffs against TSM and BDS.

    Luccas Paluh Molina – Team Liquid

    One of the best players in Siege history, and again delivered a great performance at a Major championship. Leader in team numbers from start to finish, he ended up not standing out so much in the Grand Final, but that doesn’t diminish any of the skill shown throughout the rest of the tournament.

    Stéphane Shaiiko Lebleu – BDS

    The MVP of the Major, a highlight of the Grand Final as well, with an incredible aim and plenty of game sense. Even considering the final alone, with 53 rounds, the player had 55 kills, with +6 in opening kills (10/4) and a kill per death of 1.67. And remember, it was a Major final. Acting with the kind of precision and play that makes a player legendary within the history of R6.

    André NESKWGA Oliveira – Team Liquid

    A legend of the game and retrospectively, the Majors this year were positive for him. In Charlotte he won Canadian (DarkZero), in Berlin he won Kantoraketti (Rogue). Nesk had an incredible performance from beginning to end in this competition made of everything needed to be a 3rd Major winner this year, but BDS were out to make sure it wasn’t possible.

    Diego Kheyze Zanello – W7M

    An almost perfect performance on the group stage, showing his individual talent in a very difficult group. But in the playoffs, and especially against Team Liquid, Kheyze wasn’t so successful in his attempts and his performance was below expectations. But that doesn’t erase the greatness of his earlier results.

    Good record in the championship

    The roster for W7M throw their hands in the air during a pep talk ahead of a live game at the Six Major Jönköping The roster for W7M throw their hands in the air during a pep talk ahead of a live game at the Six Major Jönköping

    Image: Ubisoft/Kirill Vision

    W7M

    “Death Group? Not for me”. First place in Group C, against BDS, SSG, and Fury, with 6 clean wins. They advanced to the playoffs with a winning streak of 17 games and a clean win against Black Dragons in quarterfinals. Their first loss came with another map and the defeat of the match. But all in all, a great effort from W7M on the stage at Jönköping.

    Black Dragons

    First S-Tier event after the Six Invitational 2018; with Gustavo ‘œPsycho’ Rigal (Currently: NiP), João ‘œKamikaze’ Gomes (Currently: F/A), Julio ‘œJulio’ Giacomelli (Currently: W7M), Wagner ‘œWag’ Alfaro (Currently: Retired), Pedro ‘œpzd’ Dutra (Currently: F/A), where they finished in the tournament’s semifinals.

    This time with a team of young players; where only Ronaldo “ion” Osawa had played a Six Major before (for Faze Clan at Raleigh), Black Dragons qualified to playoffs, but against the favorite for the title ‘” W7M. An excellent campaign.

    Team Liquid

    The arrival of the new IGL, Lorenzo ‘œLagonis’ Volpi, helped Team Liquid significantly improve very quickly, and to reach the Grand Final. Within the competition, the team won 11 maps and lost only 5. Coming close to their first Six Major title

    Soniqs

    The team had a year full of ups and downs, in the Six Invitational they achieved a good placement, but they didn’t even qualify for the Charlotte Major. In Berlin, they did but weren’t able to make it to the playoffs. This time, the team arrived modified, playing more games than the last few times. They had a great match against BDS, only making the “mistake” of believing in the Clubhouse pixk against an opponent that’s strong on the map. But it was a great campaign for Soniqs all round.

    Be sure to keep your eye on us here at BLIX.GG for more R6 news!

    Matheus Veras

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