The best players won a title!
Day 1 MVP - Derke: Nikita "Derke" Sirmitev is one of the youngest talents in the Valorant competitive scene, but he's already displaying great potential. Fnatic's star player won the MVP award on day one of the event. (Credit: KOVA Esports)
Day 2 MVP - Penny: Erik "penny" Penny is also 18 years old, just like Derke. He's the star player in the roster of Version1. The team that took the NA Valorant scene by storm is in the top 6 in Reykjavik, but will they go any higher? (Credit: Version1 via Youtube)
Day 3 MVP - Patiphan: Patiphan "Patiphan" Chaiwong left Overwatch behind in order to kickstart his career in Valorant and it's already paying off. He joined X10 Esports in April and just a month later he's competing at the highest levels. (Credit: Blizzard Entertainment)
Day 4 MVP - Lakia: Kim "Lakia" Jong-min is one of the players with the highest KDA ratios in competitive Valorant. Lakia earned his MVP award with NUTURN Gaming after an amazing reverse sweep against Version1. (Credit: NUTURN Gaming)
Day 5 & Day 6: Derke already won the MVP award for Day 1 but that wasn't enough. The young player and his team had an amazing run through the lower bracket and he earned two more awards along the way to the grand finals. (Credit: Riot Games)
Grand Finals MVP: Tyson "TenZ" Ngo. The final series of Stage 2 Masters Reykjavik was between Sentinels and Fnatic. The NA team had a flawless run to the grand finals and TenZ won the most important MVP award in the whole event for his performance. (Credit: Sentinels via Twitter)
The Valorant Stage 2 Masters Reykjavik is the biggest Valorant event so far and it offered fans and teams the first taste of international play in 2021. It looks like Riot will follow up with another Masters LAN event in Berlin later this year which is certainly good news. The best players in Reykjavik received an MVP award each day. Here are the winners!
