VAMOS LOUD: LOUD Valorant finalize the VCT 2023 roster
The Valorant Champions 2022, LOUD Valorant, announced the addition of cauanzin and tuyz to complete the VCT 2023 roster. Along with Head Coach fRod and analyst stkJ to the roster. The roster will be seen competing in the VCT 2023 kickoff tournament. They will have to prove a lot after the departure of Sacy and Pancada from the roster.
LOUD is one of the most prominent Esports organizations in Brazil. They entered Valorant by signing an Orgless Pancada-E-Amigos consisting of Sacy, Pancada, Less, Saadhak, Aspas, and Coach Bzka, the strongest players in Brazil. Saadhak and Sacy already had their international appearance with Team Vikings and decided to join the youngsters after the team disbanded.
https://twitter.com/LOUDgg/status/1489358159949017091
The Orgless made waves in the closed qualifier of Stage 1 VCT Challengers Brazil. LOUD saw the lineup's potential and picked up the roster to give rise to one of the best Valorant teams of 2022 in LOUD. The team started with a bang, winning the Stage 1 Challengers and qualifying for the VCT Masters Reykjavik without dropping a map.
Starting in the VCT Masters Reykjavik playoffs, the team defeated Team Liquid, G2 Esports, and Optic Gaming to reach the finals. In the finals, Yay and Optic Gaming displayed excellence and dominated LOUD, creating one of the biggest rivalries in Valorant 2022 season.
The Stage 2 challengers yielded the same result for LOUD, qualifying for Copenhagen without dropping a map. VCT Masters Copenhagen started rough for LOUD when they lost to KRU and encountered Optic Gaming in a lower bracket match-up. Optic Gaming once again pulled ahead, eliminating LOUD in the group stage.
With regional domination, LOUD was the Brazilian representative at Valorant Champions 2022. After winning the opening match, LOUD once again encountered Optic Gaming on the group stage. Once again edged out LOUD, winning the series 2-1. LOUD qualified for the playoffs after defeating the ZETA division.
In the playoffs, LOUD defeated Leviatan, DRX, and Optic Gaming 2-0 to reach the finals. Optic took down DRX to reach the finals, and the rivals met again. LOUD barely won their map pick, Optic dominated LOUD on their map pick, but LOUD stayed strong to finally defeat their demons to win against Optic to be crowned the Valorant Champions 2022.
Credits: Riot Games
Riot announced LOUD as one of the partnered org for 2022. With the announcement, LOUD announced the departure of Coach Bzka. Soon, the news of Sacy and Pancada joining Sentinels arrived, ending Pancada-e-amigos.
https://twitter.com/LOUDgg/status/1572593617327226882
Since the departure, LOUD has been criticized for letting the World Champions go and did not announce any addition to the VCT 2023 Lineup. Today, LOUD announced the addition of cauanzin, tuyz, and Legendary NA player fRod to the lineup ahead of VCT 2023.
https://twitter.com/LOUDgg/status/1590853804706398209
fRod is an FPS legend, but the new lineup has a stand-up to enormous expectations to prove themselves. The lineup's actual test will be the VCT 2023 kickoff tournament, and they sure will display their talent.
Coming into VCT 2023, the new LOUD will be:
Image Source: LOUD Twitter
The Overlords of Brazil:
LOUD is one of the most prominent Esports organizations in Brazil. They entered Valorant by signing an Orgless Pancada-E-Amigos consisting of Sacy, Pancada, Less, Saadhak, Aspas, and Coach Bzka, the strongest players in Brazil. Saadhak and Sacy already had their international appearance with Team Vikings and decided to join the youngsters after the team disbanded.
https://twitter.com/LOUDgg/status/1489358159949017091
The Orgless made waves in the closed qualifier of Stage 1 VCT Challengers Brazil. LOUD saw the lineup's potential and picked up the roster to give rise to one of the best Valorant teams of 2022 in LOUD. The team started with a bang, winning the Stage 1 Challengers and qualifying for the VCT Masters Reykjavik without dropping a map.
Starting in the VCT Masters Reykjavik playoffs, the team defeated Team Liquid, G2 Esports, and Optic Gaming to reach the finals. In the finals, Yay and Optic Gaming displayed excellence and dominated LOUD, creating one of the biggest rivalries in Valorant 2022 season.
The Stage 2 challengers yielded the same result for LOUD, qualifying for Copenhagen without dropping a map. VCT Masters Copenhagen started rough for LOUD when they lost to KRU and encountered Optic Gaming in a lower bracket match-up. Optic Gaming once again pulled ahead, eliminating LOUD in the group stage.
Valorant Champions 2022 - LOUD Valorant:
With regional domination, LOUD was the Brazilian representative at Valorant Champions 2022. After winning the opening match, LOUD once again encountered Optic Gaming on the group stage. Once again edged out LOUD, winning the series 2-1. LOUD qualified for the playoffs after defeating the ZETA division.
In the playoffs, LOUD defeated Leviatan, DRX, and Optic Gaming 2-0 to reach the finals. Optic took down DRX to reach the finals, and the rivals met again. LOUD barely won their map pick, Optic dominated LOUD on their map pick, but LOUD stayed strong to finally defeat their demons to win against Optic to be crowned the Valorant Champions 2022.
Credits: Riot GamesValorant Partnered Team 2023:
Riot announced LOUD as one of the partnered org for 2022. With the announcement, LOUD announced the departure of Coach Bzka. Soon, the news of Sacy and Pancada joining Sentinels arrived, ending Pancada-e-amigos.
https://twitter.com/LOUDgg/status/1572593617327226882
Since the departure, LOUD has been criticized for letting the World Champions go and did not announce any addition to the VCT 2023 Lineup. Today, LOUD announced the addition of cauanzin, tuyz, and Legendary NA player fRod to the lineup ahead of VCT 2023.
https://twitter.com/LOUDgg/status/1590853804706398209
fRod is an FPS legend, but the new lineup has a stand-up to enormous expectations to prove themselves. The lineup's actual test will be the VCT 2023 kickoff tournament, and they sure will display their talent.
Coming into VCT 2023, the new LOUD will be:
- Erick "aspas" Santos
- Matias "saadhak" Delipetro
- Felipe "Less" de Loyola
- Arthur "tuyz" Andrade
- Cauan "cauanzin" Pereira
- Daniel "fRoD" Montaner (Head coach)
- Jordan "stkJ" Nunes (Assistant coach)
Image Source: LOUD Twitter