RLCS Major 2 concludes with G2 Stride claiming the championship title

• G2 Stride won the RLCS London Major, defeating Team Falcons 4-1, with Beastmode named MVP.

• The event featured teams from four different regions in the semi-finals, attracting over 12,000 fans.

• FIFAe announced a new Rocket League tournament, the FIFAe World Cup, which will include 16 national teams.

G2 Stride claimed victory at the RLCS London Major, held at the Copper Box Arena, defeating the powerful Team Falcons 4-1 in the grand final. In addition, Landon BeastMode Konerman was named MVP and was a particularly strong asset for the North American team to win the $75,000 top prize.

The RLCS Major 2 playoffs marked a first in Rocket League history, with teams from four different regions making it to the semi-finals. The final four featured Furia from Brazil (South America), Team Falcons from Saudi Arabia (Middle East), G2 Esports from the USA (North America), and Gentle Mates Alpine from France (Europe). The event had an attendance of over 12,000 fans and was absolutely electric throughout the tournament.

Gentle Mates, the RLCS Major 1 champions, were present during the semi finals and represented a threat during the entire competition. However, Team Falcons managed to defeat them with a very close 2-1 in the last game of the Bo7 match.

Furia Esports was also strong competitor and had a tight encounter with the Champions. However, BeastMode, Atomic and Daniel managed to claim the most important victories in the last two games of the match.

Besides the monetary prize, G2 Stride also earned crucial points to qualify for the RLCS World Championship later this year, which solidifies their participation in the upcoming tournament.

To see how the competition went and relive the action, please visit the competition page of the RLCS Major 2

FIFAe and Rocket League partnered to revolutionize the football esports scene

The last day of the competition started with a promising announcement from FIFAe and Rocket League: FIFAe will host a new Rocket League tournament, the FIFAe World Cup, which will feature 16 national teams competing, highlighting FIFA's expanded involvement in Rocket League esports.

For more information on the FIFAe and Rocket League Esports partnership, please check the official announcement.