Valorant- Korean Esports Organization Makes History With 100 Match Win Streak

Korean based Esports organization Vision Strikers has just made history. They have gone a total of 100 matches in Valorant without loss.

The team is interestingly a former roster of CS: GO players who went by the name MVP PK. The current Vision Strikers roster includes Kim “glow” Min-soo, Kim “stax” Gu-taek, Goo “Rb” Sang-Min, Lee “k1Ng” Seung-won and Kim “Zest” Gi-seok.

We have seen a recent trend where CS: GO players have jumped ships to Valorant. Many notable names from the Esports industry have made such switches, and Vision Strikes happens to be another classy example.

It was on April 30, 2020 that MVP PK disbanded their CS: GO roster to focus more on Valorant. Almost a year later, the decision has resulted in fruition.

Vision Strikes makes headlines in Valorant Esports

Vision Strikers has continued dominating the Asian Valorant tournaments. The team is regarded as one of the best in the world and has constantly proved its worth. Their 100 games win streak is also one of the biggest winning streak in Esports history and there seems to be no stop for the team.

So far, Vision Strikers has won both the Valorant First Strike and the Valorant Champions Tour of the Korea region. The team has encountered four draws in their matches so far, but is yet to register a loss since their formation back in June 2020.

The players from Vision Strikers have shown immense skills in finishing matches. They have made multiple comebacks and have worked through the Valorant maps to dominate opponents.

We congratulate Vision Strikers on their success and hope to see them as one of the best in the global stage.

Is match-fixing finally nearing its end?

While tournaments continue to be conducted, several are on the notice for match-fixing scandals. Both the Valorant and CS: GO communities have faced the issue, and with investigations going on, there is hope for betterment.

Many prominent names from the gaming community have stood up to voice their opinions. They believe that such cheaters should be punished for their fraud. The EIC has been strict with their rules and with the help of the FBI, they have found many revelations.

As things stand, there is still scope for improvement. Cheaters in the game still exist, but constant effort has brought the numbers down. Hopefully, things would be cleared for forthcoming league tournaments.