Photo via PGL

Twistzz destroys his old teammates as FaZe turn Anubis upside down in BLAST World Finals

The player took no prisoners this time.

FaZe Clan booked a spot in BLAST World Finals 2022 semifinals after reverse sweeping Team Liquid in Group A upper final today.

Recommended Videos

Twistzz was the main star of the series. The Canadian had a solid performance on the first map, Mirage, but he put out an even better showing on Inferno and Anubis. He finished the series with a 73-45 KD ratio, topping the scoreboard far ahead of his teammates rain and ropz, who ended with 59-47 and 58-39 KD ratios, respectively.

On Inferno and Mirage, Twistzz was far better than any other player on the server. He devastated his former teammates from Liquid. He had a 20/10/3 KDA ratio on the former map while boasting a 29/14/3 score on the latter, according to HLTV.

Another interesting aspect of today’s series was the difference in the CT side round win rate. The map has looked T-sided, and the stats proved have proved that. After Liquid’s victory over Outsiders on the map yesterday, the T side had over 56 percent of rounds won. Today, it was a vastly different affair.

FaZe won 12 CT-sided rounds in the first half of Anubis, which somewhat inspired Liquid to make a comeback attempt after switching sides. The North American team managed to claim six rounds on the defensive side. The teams proved that if played well, Anubis can also be CT-sided.

With the result, FaZe have advanced straight to the semifinals of BLAST World Final, while Liquid clinched a spot in the quarterfinals. The latter will face either Heroic and Natus Vincere.


Dot Esports is supported by our audience. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn a small affiliate commission. Learn more
related content
Read Article CS2 BLAST Finals to feature format change everyone’s been demanding
The BLAST Paris Major stadium in black and white.
Read Article CS2 players ‘in disbelief’ one simple feature still hasn’t been added
Fixing the unable to establish connection to game servers error in CS2.
Read Article CS2 player slams Valve for lackluster April updates compared to other games
Screenshot taken of Mirage's A bombsite in CS2.
Related Content
Read Article CS2 BLAST Finals to feature format change everyone’s been demanding
The BLAST Paris Major stadium in black and white.
Read Article CS2 players ‘in disbelief’ one simple feature still hasn’t been added
Fixing the unable to establish connection to game servers error in CS2.
Read Article CS2 player slams Valve for lackluster April updates compared to other games
Screenshot taken of Mirage's A bombsite in CS2.
Author
Mateusz Miter
Polish Staff Writer. Mateusz previously worked for numerous outlets and gaming-adjacent companies, including ESL. League of Legends or CS:GO? He loves them both. In fact, he wonders which game he loves more every day. He wanted to go pro years ago, but somewhere along the way decided journalism was the more sensible option—and he was right.