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After an incredible run through the past six days that culminated in a 3-2 grand-final win, Stéphane “Shaiiko” Lebleu is SiegeGG’s Most Valuable Player of the Jönköping Major. 

The legendary Frenchman barely even made it to the playoff stage after failing to beat FURY on the final day by a large enough margin. The relief on his face was visible when it was revealed his team had made it through, especially since his underperformance in the six BO1 games had been a key reason BDS found themselves in trouble.

However, that seemed to galvanise Shaiiko. After the one-day break, he roared back in the form that we have come to expect from him — the form that has given him over 100 kills in multiple stages of EUL play.

His contributions were incredibly powerful in the 2-0 quarter-final win against Wolves Esports, where he was the best player with a SiegeGG Rating of 1.38, a plus 13 K-D, and a plus four entry. He was also vital in the 2-1 win over Soniqs in the semi-final, with a SiegeGG Rating of 1.12.

In the grand-final, Shaiiko had a SiegeGG Rating of 1.30 — an incredible figure against the titans that are Team Liquid. He had a mind-boggling plus 22 K-D and a plus six entry in the match and was undoubtedly one of the key reasons for BDS’s title win.

EVPs

SiegeGG also awards Exceptionally Valuable Player awards to those who also performed impressively, but fell marginally short of the MVP accolade.

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