Despair, standing out among 16 teams in the TeamWars tournament, defeated METADER 13-8 in the final.
The TeamWars platform hosted the Streamers Vs Players Valorant Tournament, where, after fierce competition among 16 teams and 80 players, the Despair team emerged as champions. Demonstrating consistent performance throughout the tournament, Despair secured the cup with their play against METADER in the final.
In the tournament final, Despair and METADER faced each other. In this single-map match, Despair defeated their opponent METADER with a score of 13-8. Favored with a 56% win rate before the match, Despair met expectations and took home the cup. In the final match, ArdaKAPI was selected as the most valuable player with 281 ACS and 19 kills, while zurwy claimed the title of most aggressive player with 23 kills. Additionally, fraNNN achieved an Ace in the final, and wrapz7 was instrumental in winning 5 Eco rounds. Vandal with 64 selections and Phantom with 32 were among the most preferred weapons in the match. The match, starting at 23:31 and ending at 00:07, showcased approximately 36 minutes of competition.

Throughout the tournament, notable players included zurwy in the Controller role, KeremYigit6348 as a Duelist, ArdaKAPI as an Initiator, and Schwyz in the Sentinel role. The most chosen agents were Jett (16 instances) and Omen (14 instances), while the most played maps were Haven (4 times) and Ascent (3 times). In individual statistics, xxx7459 led with 334 ACS, and p0rs1empre stood out with a 1.58 KD ratio. KeremYigit6348 demonstrated high damage potential with 196.1 ADR, while Hasan6932 proved his sharpshooting skills with a 54.2% HS rate.

The Streamers Vs Players Valorant Tournament once again highlighted TeamWars's role in Turkey's grassroots Valorant tournament scene. Matches averaging 33 minutes and participant statistics such as an average of 189 ACS, 0.83 KD, and 125.6 ADR showcased the competitive level of the contests. TeamWars continues to offer opportunities for teams and players to express themselves and develop through organizing such events.