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Ending 2017 With FaZe Clan Win !!

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As i wrote in some articles earlier that this is the time for faze clan to shine finally well they kinda did that after a hard fought battle against mousesports and with 2-1 scoreline FaZe clan finally won the finals since their continuous 2-3 finishes since IEM Oakland and also continuously going to finals and then losing to the SK Gaming and with the absence of SK Gaming from ECS Premier it was sure to be a trouble for FaZe if they lose this one but they come forth and proved themselves.

Road To Championship.
 
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After losing to SK Gaming in last finals at ESL Pro League Finals, FaZe Clan was hungry for the tournament victory here at ECS and since their first match at ECS they proved that they were in for the win and are not just fooling around. On Day 1 of ECS FaZe match up against Team Liquid and win it with 16-12 and then goes on to lost a 16-13 match against Astralis same day but Later on Day 2 they faced Cloud9 in a BO3 decider and won it 2-0 and qualified for the semi-finals. On Day 3 FaZe match up with Fnatic and quickly took out their competitors in a 2-0 matchup. And for the Final and Day 4 FaZe Clan go toe to toe with Mousesports in a hard fought 2-1 win. Relieve the finals in the video below.


CS:GO 2018?


2017 was not only for FaZe Clan might it be the one of the best years for them but we also saw some great team comebacks suck as NiP's Tournament win and VP's semi finals clash and also teams such as mousesports ending as finalist in last tournament of 2017 and Gambit as 2017 PGL Major Champions. Well there's lot that happened in cs go in 2017 but let's look forward to what we have in future because seriously we have a major coming our way just in the start of 2018 and you don't know maybe FaZe will win? or maybe SK will prove their dominance or maybe Astralis? or maybe even Mouz? who knows it's really tough to even guess rn we can just be excited for it if  nothing else. But before moving forward let's take a look at Recap at 2017 as it was a great year for CS:GO to say at least.


Expectations Moving Into 2018.


Well look forward for seeing the new Dust 2 in professional cs go soon and also addition of several new team stickers as due to new ruling now all 24-qualifying teams will have their stickers and maybe soon we will see team gloves in csgo and maybe even gun tags like stickers but that's all related to game maybe new cases, skins or hopefully a new operation but that's not all. In professional csgo i am least expecting a FaZe Clan Major win as i am hopeful they will have something to prove everybody that they are able to win a major but that can only proved if they can conquer their rivals SK Gaming, but also i am hoping for a comeback from G2 Esports and KennyS and Scream as a players but hopefully we can also see a comeback from a Virtus.Pro. Well also as we have a new team 100 Thieves i can hope no less than some solid competition in 2018.

BTW Here's A Surprise If You Made It To The End?
2017 Best Earnings Of CS GO Teams.


So Let's Cross Our Hands And Move Forward In A Positive Way Into 2018 With Lot's Of Hope.

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