Debut New Players, LA Thieves Rolls Paris Legion 3-0 on Stage 2 Major

Los Angeles Thieves (LA Thieves) won in the first match of the Call of Duty League 2021 (CDL 2021) Stage 2 Major, Thursday (8/4), by rolling over the Paris Legion 3-0, which was marked by debuting new players.
Ahead of the Stage 2 Major, LA Thieves announced a change to their roster (second change of the season) by moving Austin "Slasher" Liddicoat from the starting roster to the bench, replacing him with Zack "Drazah" Jordan.

Reported by ESTNN, the move took many fans by surprise, as Slasher is one of the best ARs in the league and is not the player they ever thought would warm the bench. Even so, his successor, Drazah, has also succeeded in proving his quality in this debut series.

In the first map, the player whose full name is Zack Jordan completely destroyed the Paris Legion, recording 36 kills with 1.64 K / D and dominating the leaderboard. Chackmate became the perfect map for him and the AR- duo.

Kenny, who not only managed to stay on track but continued to play aggressively and secured the map with a 250-203 victory.
Thieves got even more crazy in the second map where they won 6-0, and not wanting to lose to his new teammate, Venom also put on an amazing performance this time by scoring 22 kills, and only falling twice.

A 3-0 defeat for Paris Legion was finally confirmed on the Control map, after Kenny and colleagues won 3-0 in this third match. The Los Angeles Thieves were absolutely perfect today, and they were able to start their journey at the Loser Bracket on the Stage 2 Major with a convincing performance.

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Meanwhile, while many fans disagree with the decision the team has made for Slasher, they can't deny that Drazah has put in a great game and that he will continue to keep his place on the LA Thieves roster once the Major is over.

Motivate.Trust Gaming Complete Roster Dota 2 After Bringing Home 3 Stars

Motivate.Trust Gaming is set to return to compete in the regional Dota Pro Circuit (DPC) Southeast Asia league, after announcing its latest roster is complete with them bringing home three of its star players, including Souliya "JaCkky" Khoompetsavong.
Apart from the player from Laos, two players who also returned to Motivate.Trust are Natthaphon JaCkky "Masaros" Ouanphakdee, and Poomipat "Fearless" Trisirpanit. The three players left Motivate.Trust ahead of the start of the 2021 Dota Pro Circuit.

JaCkky last played for T1 where he joined since November 2020, and helped the third-ranked BTS Pro Series Season 4: Southest Asia team break through the ONE Esports Singapore Major but was kicked out before the event.

Masaros along with Fnatic also managed to qualify for the Major as the top seeds from Southeast Asia, but then he was put on the bench after the team failed to qualify from the first round of the playoffs.
Meanwhile, Fearless has spent the last few months with the HOYO team, and playing with some of his former colleagues at Motivate.Trust Gaming. Unfortunately HOYO was eliminated from the lower division of SEA at the end of the first season.

Dot Esports predicts, along with JaCkky, Masaros, and Fearless, Motivate. Trust Gaming seems to be one of the most promising rosters in the changing SEA scene, even though they did appear disorganized when their core players moved to a bigger team.

But now, with the return of all three of its stellar players who will play back with former team-mates Worawit "Q" Mekchai and new Supanut "LionaX" Chow, Motivate.Trust is aiming to qualify for the lower division in season two of the regional DPC league.
Ahead of the LCK Playoff Final, DWG KIA Coach And Gen.G Share Predictions

Esports News: The final round of the LCK Spring Split 2021 Playoff will take place on Saturday (10/4), which brings together DWG KIA and Gen.G. Both teams were able to penetrate the top match after defeating their respective opponents in the playoff semifinals.
Gen succeeded in ending the T1 resistance with a perfect 3-0 victory, while BeryL cs defeated Hanwha Life Esports, also with an identical score of 3-0.

Reported by Inven Global, ahead of the meeting in the final match, tactics from the two teams had given their predictions regarding the course of the game and the final result of the match. DWG KIA coach, Kim "kkOma" Jeong-gyun, predicts the match will be fierce so that the final score will be thin.
"When we lost to Gen.G, their draft was very good, so I think the draft strategy will be very crucial in the final," said kkOma reported by Inven Global.
Gen is a very good team. I think we will win, but the game will be very interesting. I predict 3-2 for the DWG win, "he exclaimed, optimistically.

Meanwhile, Gen's coach, Ju "oDin" Yeong-dal, feels that macro is a factor that will affect the match, and he also hopes that his team can win 3-0.
I think macro will be very important. The draft will also affect the game. If we win, we will win 3-0, if we lose, maybe 3-2, "said oDin as quoted by Inven Global.
The two teams have also met twice in the 2021 LCK Spring Split regular season, and each won one. As for the ranking in the regular season standings, DWG KIA is the top standings with a record of 16-2 (+23) and Gen.G is one strip below (second position) with a record of 13-5 (+14).

Should DWG KIA win the 2021 LCK Spring Split playoff final, it will be their second consecutive LCK title. But for Gen.G, this year's LCK champion will be his first title.

The winners of the playoff finals are also entitled to appear at the 2021 Mid-Season Invitational (MSI) which is scheduled to roll in Iceland in May, and the league from the MSI winners will get an additional slot in the World Championship.