Wolves Esports and Gen.G are set to light up the VALORANT Masters Toronto stage with electrifying gameplay and unforgettable performances.
Just one step away from the upper bracket finals, Wolves Esports has emerged as the biggest surprise of the tournament, delivering pure entertainment in every match. On the other side, Gen.G has been phenomenal since the Swiss Stage, solidifying their status as one of Korea’s finest. Now, both teams are out to prove they’re not just two strong East Asian contenders — they are the future of the game.
An East Asian war: Wolves vs Gen.G
Most fans didn’t give Wolves Esports much credit heading into the tournament. As the third seed from VCT China, expectations were low. Many predicted an early exit. But Wolves defied the odds, silencing critics with bold performances, undeniable talent, and a strong stage presence. Gen.G, on the other hand, entered as the VCT Pacific second seed, backed by a star-studded roster and a burning desire to claim another title after their 2024 triumph in Shanghai. Now, the question remains: which team will rise above today?
Teams Map 1: Split Map 2 Map 3 | WOL vs GEN 13-11 13-9 - |
Wolves roster
- Pong "SiuFatBB" Gaa Hei (庞加曦)
- Huang "Yuicaw" Yung-chieh (黃湧傑)
- Liu "Spring" Jiunting (刘俊霆)
- Liang "Lysoar" Youhao (梁优好)
- Tyler "Juicy" James Aeria
- Chang "V1yA" Rui-min (张睿珉)
Gen.G roster
- Byeon "Munchkin" Sang-beom (변상범)
- Jung "Foxy" Jae-sung (정재성)
- Ha "Ash" Hyun-cheol (하현철)
- Kim "t3xture" Na-ra (김나라)
- Seo "Suggest" Jae-young (서재영)
- Kim "Karon" Won-tae (김원태)
How to watch Wolves Esports vs Gen.G
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Wolves vs Gen.G: Match recap
Check out this section after the games to see the highlights of each map played.
Map 1: Split
Despite trailing 0–6, Wolves kept putting up a fight every round, igniting the crowd in Toronto. The energy was electric, and even Gen.G could feel the momentum shift. Wolves eventually clawed their way to three crucial rounds, triggering what fans call the infamous 3–9 curse — a VALORANT superstition that suggests a team down 3–9 at halftime is destined for a comeback. Fueled by the belief and the roaring crowd, the Wolves were determined to make the curse come true and close the gap on the scoreboard.
And when the game started to feel lost, Wolves just pulled a 10-11 on Gen.G. Wolves were feeling Canada's good vibes because it didn't take long for them to draw the game and even get in front of the score. This map was just a phenomenal comeback from the Chinese team. SiuFatBB was farming the crowd's applause every time!
Map 2: Sunset
Just like in the previous map, Wolves found themselves in a rough start, falling behind 0–5. But their confidence never wavered. They kept the crowd fired up, feeding off the energy and slowly putting rounds on the board. The second half marked a turning point. Wolves came out swinging, gaining momentum with each round. On a stage where there was no room for error, they played like there was nothing to lose. The comeback was on, and Gen.G struggled to find an answer to the relentless pressure.
The comeback was truly remarkable. Everyone struggled with their shots against Wolves Esports. This performance at VALORANT Masters Toronto silenced the doubters. Absolutely unbelievable!
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