CS:GO Best of ZywOo from ECS Season 7 Finals (MVP)
428CS:GO Best of ZywOo from ECS Season 7 Finals (MVP)
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ZYWOO BECOMES ECS SEASON 7 FINALS MVP
Outclassing the competition at ECS Season 7 Finals, Mathieu "ZywOo" Herbaut has earned his second Most Valuable Player award by HLTV.org and betway at the London event.
The 18-year-old put up a supreme showing over the course of the $500,000 tournament, leading Vitality to their second title in their last three appearances with a 1.41 average rating across 10 maps played.
The group stage saw ZywOo begin to set up his claim with five out of six maps rated above 1.00 as Vitality claimed two wins over Complexity and suffered a loss to North, but once ECS reached the playoffs stage, there was no contest. The Frenchman topped off his run with out-of-this-world performances in the bracket, with 1.72 and 1.81 series ratings up against NRG and FURIA, respectively.
The Frenchman's impact is obvious from his tournament-leading numbers in overall rating (1.41), assists per round (0.17), clutches won (7), and high placings in nearly every other category, such as ADR (92.2), KPR (0.86), DPR (0.56), and KAST (78.8%), among others.
With this award, ZywOo now has two MVP medals in his cabinet after claiming his first one two weeks ago at cs_summit 4, continuing his amazing form since Vitality formed late last year.
Stats: https://static.hltv.org/images/galleries/1693-medium/1560101968.2666.jpeg
Following the team's victory, we spoke to ZywOo, who broke down the series, gave insight into the preparations made before the match and spoke on whether Vertigo would've been a comfortable third map for the team.
We spoke to apEX yesterday discussing the series against FURIA in Dallas, and he mentioned you would be better prepared for them this time around, and it showed. What did the team go over in time for the series?
Our coach watched a lot of demos before the game and he spoke with our analyst. Before the game, he spoke with everyone to show us what we needed to do, especially on Inferno and Overpass, because we knew we'd play those maps in a best-of-3. So yeah, our coach took us through everything.
The first pistol round of Inferno was quite upsetting for you, where you lost in a 4v1 situation to KSCERATO. What went wrong with the communication in that round?
We just played one-by-one - I don't know how this happened, it was a misplay by us. He played great in this round, he split us one by one.
In terms of the CT side of Inferno - it initially looked like you were going to run away with a significant lead after the first ten rounds, but FURIA clawed back towards the end to make it 7-8. Was there any specific round where you felt they broke the momentum and were able to come back as a result?
I didn't feel like we were broken this game, we just followed the plan that the coach made for us. Sometimes we lost clutches and we failed some kills.
In the aforementioned interview with apEX we discussed the team's struggles over the course of ECS against ecos - did you feel more confident going into the series this time around?
I think we only lost one eco in the match, so yeah, it's alright when we only lose one eco, compared to the match against Complexity, in which we had lost six. It makes it really hard to play when we keep getting broken. When we got the match in the end, we felt pretty confident.
The T side of Inferno was very convincing from the team, in that you were able to consistently read their defence. Could you describe some queues that allowed you to produce such a convincing half?
Yes, we knew everything. For example, if they naded mid, we knew they were going to have three on B, if they used a molly, they were going to do this other thing, so we just played off that.
Overpass kicked off to a strong CT start, where you were able to string together six rounds, they grabbed a couple, and afterward, you cruised to a 12-3 finish, closing 16-4 on the T side. In terms of the general performance from both teams, what did it come down to?
It was a mix of everything - they struggled, we landed good shots and clutches. Everything was great for us - all of the clutches and the entries.
In the event the series went to map three, how prepared were you to take them on Vertigo?
We are pretty confident on the map, and we know that they are a young team. Maybe they didn't prepare the map very well, so we just left the map in and wanted to play versus them.
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