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Top Storylines to Watch for in NA’s VALORANT First Strike Main Event

The North American VALORANT First Strike Main Event: Battle of the Best

The stage is set for the North American VALORANT First Strike main event, where eight teams will compete for the title and a $100,000 prize pool. The event will kick off on December 3 with the top teams from the qualifiers: Team Envy, 100 Thieves, Sentinels, Renegades, TSM, FaZe Clan, T1, and Immortals.

Team Envy: The Underrated Favorites

Despite earning the first seed after defeating 100 Thieves in the NSG Closed Qualifier, Team Envy still feel underrated. They attribute this to the lack of a popular streamer on their roster. Although they have the first seed, Envy has yet to beat Sentinels, Cloud9, and TSM. They have identified Sentinels as their biggest threat due to their adaptability. This tournament is their chance to prove themselves.

100 Thieves: A Strong Start for a New Roster

100 Thieves underwent a major roster change, bringing in experienced players like Hiko and nitr0 from CS:GO. They finished second in the closed qualifier and defeated TSM and Sentinels on their way to the main event grand finals. Although they lost to Envy, their strong performance shows promise for the team’s future.

Sentinels vs. TSM: Reigniting the Rivalry

Sentinels and TSM are considered two of the best teams in North America, but they haven’t faced each other in almost four months. Both teams have had their ups and downs. Sentinels have shown signs of weakness in the qualifiers, while TSM has struggled with consistency. Their potential matchup in the grand finals would be a treat for fans.

The North American VALORANT First Strike main event is set to begin on December 3, with a $40,000 prize waiting for the first-place team.

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