Before the VCT Americas international league, KRÜ Esports announced today that a former player had returned. Angelo "keznit" Mori, a player from Chile, has joined the group as a member of the VALORANT roster.
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Before the VCT Americas international league, KRÜ Esports announced today that a former player had returned. Angelo “keznit” Mori, a player from Chile, has joined the group as a member of the VALORANT roster. With his outstanding performances on the global stage, Keznit advanced through the ranks at KRÜ to represent Latin America. Keznit returned to the team after a brief stint with Leviatán, a Chilean team. In the Movistar Fibra: LATAM Gods competition, which was completed in December of the previous year, he participated in three matches with Leviatán, and won the competition after defeating MIBR in the championship match. If you need more information about A well-known Player rejoins the KRÜ Esports VALORANT team, then read carefully and don’t forget to share with your friends.
Sergio Agüero is the founder of KRÜ Esports, an Argentine company that focuses on the esports and content creation scenes with the aim of connecting the traditional and virtual sports scenes and bringing this world to a wider audience.
The VCT LOCK/IN tournament, which ended in early March, did not involve Keznit. From June 2021 to October 2022, the 21-year-old competed with KRÜ. Prior to being called up to the VALORANT roster, where he saw the team significantly improve and finish a dramatic underdog run at LAN, Keznit was a streamer for the company.
At VALORANT Champions 2021, KRÜ placed among the top four, but in the semifinal, they were just edged out by eventual runners-up Gambit. Sadly, KRÜ was unable to duplicate the performance at the following Champions competition, which was completed in September of the previous year. KRÜ lost to FunPlus Phoenix and came in at number twelve.
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In their opening game of the VCT Americas international league, KRÜ will take on FURIA of Brazil. On April 1, the game will start at around 5 o’clock CT. On May 7, Keznit will compete against his former team.
The Valorant roster of KRÜ Esports is regarded as one of the strongest teams in South America and has also performed well in previous competitions. Similar to Cloud9, they underwent significant changes and recruited talented players in order to be ready for VCT 2023.
Recent results might suggest that KRÜ Esports and Cloud9 are competitive. However, KRÜ Esports’ VCT 2022 has been relatively uneventful. The team’s overall performance has lacked discipline and well-thought-out strategies, which has led to an early elimination in competitions like Champions Istanbul 2022 despite victories over a few opponents at prestigious international tournaments.
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