Thunder Predator Sweeps beastcoast in WeSave! Charity Play
South America’s Thunder Predator has made a strong statement in WeSave! Charity Play by eliminating beastcoast in a convincing sweep. The top team in the region, beastcoast, was unable to gain control in either game, and Thunder Predator capitalized on their practiced and composed gameplan.
It’s worth noting that beastcoast played without their star player, Héctor “K1” Rodríguez, who was substituted by Sergio “Prada” Toribio. Despite beastcoast’s early attempts to take action in game one, Thunder Predator’s Slark dominated the bottom lane, securing a 19-0-10 performance and ultimately closing out the game in just 21 minutes.
Game two didn’t fare any better for beastcoast, as Thunder Predator’s Disruptor-Slardar-Void Spirit lineup posed significant challenges. Although beastcoast found more kills in this game, they couldn’t capitalize on them as Thunder Predator’s Troll Warlord and Dazzle took control in the second half, resulting in a clean 2-0 sweep. Thunder Predator now advances to the South America Finals.
Upcoming Matches and Format
The next two days will feature the final rounds for all six regions in WeSave! Charity Play. Thanks to donations reaching $180,000, all series will be best-of-five instead of best-of-three. The action starts with Geek Fam versus Team Adroit at 7am CT.
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