poizon leads Windigo to dominant Moche XL victory over GamerLegion

Windigo have emerged victorious from a dominant grand final affair against GamerLegion (2-0; Train 16-3, Dust2 16-8) on the back of an immaculate performance from Valentin "⁠poizon⁠" Vasilev.

Windigo chose Train for the opening map of the Moche XL grand final and began to take control after poizon gave them the pistol round with a 1v1 clutch. Opting for a couple of B attacks early on, the Bulgarians extended their advantage, with the 20-year-old adding another clutch to his name along the way.

GamerLegion struggled to find footing on the defense, securing only three rounds in the first half, all on the back of Kévin "⁠Ex6TenZ⁠" Droolans's individual play, which saw the Belgian step up to the plate with a 1v2 clutch and two AWP triples. Windigo went on to lock down the half 12-3 and took little time to seal the first map once they switched to the defense, securing four in a row.

The Bulgarian side looked to gain another early advantage on Dust2 when poizon gave them the pistol round with a triple on long, but this time, GamerLegion responded in the second round to go on a streak.

Nonetheless, Windigo put together a great defense on the back of more multikills from poizon and his AWP, which helped them rack up nine rounds in total, while Kevin "⁠HS⁠" Tarn stood out on the other side, locking down two big rounds for his team.

The Estonian continued great form with four kills in the pistol round, but his effort was all for naught. Windigo responded immediately in the second round and broke their opponents' economy when Viktor "⁠v1c7oR⁠" Dyankov put up a quad-kill including a smart 1v1 clutch, and they used the advantage to rally to a dominant 16-8, 2-0 victory.

Moche XL Esports final standings:

1. Windigo - $40,000
2. GamerLegion - $20,000
3-4. FURIA - $6,000
3-4. Virtus.pro - $6,000
5-6. BIG - $1,500
5-6. OFFSET - $1,500