LOUD’s star player, Aspas, has been crowned the Most Valuable Player (MVP) of the VCT Americas 2023 season. Aspas dominated the league as the top duelist, leading his team to victory in the domestic title. His exceptional performance in terms of ACS, K/D, and kills per round solidified his position as the league’s best player. While his teammate Less also had an outstanding season, Aspas ultimately stood out as the driving force behind LOUD’s success.
Evil Geniuses’ coach, Potter, has been named the Coach of the Year for VCT Americas 2023. Despite a slow start, Potter’s decision to bring in Demon1 proved to be a stroke of brilliance. She guided her team to an incredible comeback in the playoffs, showcasing her ability to bring out the best in her players. With a “nothing to lose” mentality, Potter led Evil Geniuses to new heights and secured the prestigious Coach of the Year title.
Duelist: Aspas (LOUD)
Aspas was the clear choice for the best duelist in the league. His exceptional performance throughout the season earned him the MVP title. Demon1’s late-season surge and playoff performance secured him the second-place spot, while keznit’s remarkable dominance in the LCQ earned him a well-deserved third place.
Controller: Less (LOUD)
Less’s outstanding campaign as a controller player put him in the MVP discussion. He proved to be the most valuable player in the playoffs, with impressive stats like a 1.51 K/D and a 35% clutch win rate. S0m also had a fantastic season, and Melser’s remarkable performance in the LCQ earned him recognition as well.
Initiator: Crashies (TSM)
Crashies and Nowzerr had similar statistics, but Crashies edged ahead with higher assists per round and a greater number of clutches won. His impactful plays during the playoffs solidified his position as the best initiator in VCT Americas 2023. Nowzerr secured the second-place spot, while Ethan’s contributions earned him third place.
Sentinel: Zellsis (Cloud9)
Zellsis stood out among the few players who primarily played sentinel in VCT Americas 2023. His exceptional play on Killjoy was instrumental in Cloud9’s success throughout the year. Shyy followed closely behind, and Boostio’s contributions earned him a spot in the top three.
IGL: Saadhak (LOUD)
Saadhak, LOUD’s shotcaller, led his team to victory in the VCT Americas title. Despite having two rookies on the team, Saadhak showcased his leadership skills and played a crucial role in their success. FNS also had an impressive season as an IGL, and runi performed admirably as a rookie.
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Source: DOTESPORTS
