The first classified to the final of Red Bull Solo Q Mexico are defined

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Together with more than 230 participants and through 4 days of competition, the first Red Bull Solo Q Mexico qualifying tournament brought together talent from all over the country, who would seek to win the first passes to the regional final.

Among these select players, it would be the veteran Galos who would manage to win undefeated, this after going over each of his rivals without knowing defeat and only using different champions.

The battle to be the best in the country begins

For the final confrontation held at Gamergy Mexico, Galos undertook the task of closing this first stop of the season against AngelLittleWitch, who during the course of the tournament showed great performance just like his rival.

However, this would not be an impediment for the player based in the Mexican capital, since he would immediately begin the massacre by taking the first point of the series with his powerful Rengar, which eliminated the enemy Jhin in just 90 seconds.

After proving his ease at killing, the next duel had a very similar outcome thanks to Galos’ Akali. While Angel decided to take Lee Sin to counteract the sneaky assassin’s camouflage, her appearance in the Howling Abyss was unable to stop her, putting him on the ropes heading into the third duel.

With the advantage on his side, Galos decided to bring Fiora to focus on pressing down the enemy line, while Angel chose Volibear as his ace up his sleeve. This would bring him a better boost as unlike the previous games, the game managed to stretch until almost reaching the 10 minute mark.

But while this happened and the game continued, the quintessential duelist began to show off her skills and would put the Freljord bear in a difficult situation, seeing her chances of winning limited to an all or nothing. Thus, in a last act of desperation, Angel would throw everything to prevent the game from ending, but all this would be in vain since Galos would close the duel and the series in his favor.

Shortly after the match ended, Galos shared with us his desire to continue with the practice, emphasizing that this is only the beginning. “To achieve this, all my experience and being self-critical was vital. When practicing with my friends, I always see what I shouldn’t do and what picks are good to keep improving.”

Regarding his opponents, Galos noted his surprise at seeing different types of champions in the game, which showed for him an advance in terms of the level of competition and each of the players.

While both finalists will begin their preparation for the regional final, there are still 3 more tournaments to play with the next placed for September 3 and 4. Registration for the Solo Q qualifier is now open through the official site of Red Bull.

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