Danish analyst and commentator Pimp shared with BLAST that he believes that the absence of mezii could be a significant obstacle for Vitality at the BLAST Premier World Final. Instead, JACKZ will play, which, according to Pimp, can help the team regain confidence thanks to the underdog role. As for NAVI, Pimp believes that the team has maintained its top level despite fatigue thanks to a successful rest after IEM Rio, and does not expect a significant drop in form.

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FaZe under pressure: possible lineup changes

Pimp expressed concern about FaZe's results. They haven't won a single title since winning in Chengdu and are just starting to regain their form. “Without deep playoff runs, FaZe can expect roster changes,” Pimp said, emphasizing that the team has set the bar extremely high and has not yet met its own expectations.

Astralis' long-term prospects with cadiaN and Spirit's problems

Pimp also assessed Astralis' chances of success with the new captain of cadiaN. He believes that the decision is risky, but it can pay off if cadiaN finds a stable level of play with the machine and players such as device, stavn, and jabbi return to form. Spirit, according to Pimp, have difficulties with team chemistry, despite the high level of donk's play. “The team needs an immediate response,” the analyst emphasizes.

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The G2 swing and the development of MOUZ

G2, as Pimp notes, has always been a mystery to him. He believes that their successes depend more on stellar performances than on the stability of the lineup. As for MOUZ, who reached second place at IEM Rio, Pimp believes that the team can move towards new titles, although its readiness for big wins has not yet been fully proven.

Source: BLAST