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Rogue Top Tier at Apex Legends Twitch Rivals Showdown

George Geddes

North American organization Rogue came first in the event, with fellow North American organization NRG Esports finished second in the Apex Legends Twitch Rivals Showdown tournament, hosted by TwitchCon Europe in Berlin, Germany. The tournament had a substantial prize pool of $500,000 USD, with Rogue taking home $74,600.

Apex Legends Twitch Rivals Showdown became the first LAN Rivals event, at TwitchCon Europe. (Image courtesy of Twitch)

Apex Legends Twitch Rivals Showdown became the first LAN Rivals event, at TwitchCon Europe. (Image courtesy of Twitch)

Format

In order to be placed into the final nineteen, there were already six direct invites, with another two invites from one North-America Qualifier and one Europe qualifier.

Then, at the event, there were two more qualifiers, each containing twenty teams, with only the top six from both qualifiers being added into the finals. Rogue won the first qualifier, with NRG winning the second.

The Winners

Rogue’s trio of Jordan “HusKers” Thomas, “Dropped” and Chris “Sweetdreams” Sexton managed to win the event, finishing ahead of the fan favorites NRG Esports. This is a huge win for the organization, as they have now added their second title, with their first big win coming in the qualifier of the same event.

Rogue have proved many wrong and claimed the title as the best Apex Legends professional team in the world.

The tournament also concluded with NRG Esports finishing in second place. The team are considered fan favorites as NRG have Richard “KingRichard” Nelson and Coby “dizzy” Meadows.

Arguably one of, if not, the best player in the game, dizzy placed second, to the surprise of many. To add, dizzy has played in multiple official Apex Legend events, winning six and has never placed outside of the top four. Moreover, dizzy won the MVP of the tournament, due to his outstanding performance against the likes of Rogue.

What’s next?

As TwitchCon Europe has concluded, Apex fans will not have to wait long for another event. There is an Open Qualifier for the Australian Apex Open, with the qualifier starting today, April 15 and ending May 12.

This will then move onto a knockout stage from May 14-17. The tournament will conclude with a Grand Final on May 18.