Legacy's triumphant campaign in China has been rewarded with individual accolades, as Bruno "latto" Rebelatto secures another MVP medal to add to his growing collection. The 23-year-old rifler now boasts three MVP awards, all earned on Chinese soil, alongside two Big Event EVPs, making this year particularly memorable.
His grand final performance was exceptional, highlighted by a stunning 2.25 rating on Dust2 that capped off an outstanding tournament run. With playoff statistics showing a 1.45 rating, 138 in map victories, and 1.05 KPRW across the board, latto's MVP selection was never in question.
Guy "NertZ" Iluz earned his first EVP since IEM Rio 2024, delivering remarkable consistency throughout G2's campaign. He maintained ratings of 1.30 or higher across all seven matches, averaging 1.22 in playoffs. His grand final showing of 1.23 with 107 ADR stood out particularly when no teammate exceeded 1.01.
Vinicius "n1ssim" Pereira claimed an EVP after returning from a self-imposed bench period. Despite typically playing a supportive anchor role with fewer resources than latto, he remained competitive in the MVP race until the finals, finishing with 83.3 ADR and a 1.20 rating.
Lucas "nqz" Soares secured his second EVP of the year during MIBR's top-four finish, posting a 1.21 rating and topping scoreboards in one-third of his team's maps. Nikita "HeavyGod" Martynenko earned his second EVP of the year with nine consecutive maps above 1.08 rating, while Felipe "insani" Yuji rounded out the EVP recipients with a 1.33 rating in map wins.
The all-star lineup features latto, Andrei "arT" Piovezan, n1ssim, NertZ, and nqz, representing the tournament's finest performers across all positions.
