After FUT Esports defeated FULL SENSE 2:0 in the opening round of the Swiss Stage at VALORANT Masters London 2026, FUT player Efe “s0pp” Tur spoke with Frankie Ward in a post-match interview. The conversation focused on his first international match, the team’s confident start, agent flexibility after the Neon changes, and FUT’s improvement compared to their EMEA form. FUT moved into the 1-0 pool, while FULL SENSE dropped to 0-1 in a Swiss format where two wins secure playoffs and two losses mean elimination.
A calm reaction to his international debut
Frankie opened the interview by asking s0pp how he felt after playing his first-ever international match. Despite the scale of the stage, the FUT Esports player kept his answer short and composed, saying the match felt normal to him.
It was good. I played like how I play. We beat them. It was fine.
s0pp on Jett, Neon and agent flexibility
After FUT’s quick 2:0 win, Frankie noted that fans were used to seeing s0pp on Neon and asked whether his performance meant Jett could become his main pick on every map. The player answered that he is not limited to one agent and is still comfortable with Neon despite the nerf.
I can play anything. I don’t really mind the Neon nerf. I can play Neon also. That’s it.
When asked whether viewers could still see Neon from him in London, s0pp did not give a direct answer, leaving the possibility open.
You’ll see.
FUT looked sharper than in EMEA
Frankie then asked what s0pp had learned from EMEA and what he wanted to change coming into Masters London. His response was one of the most direct moments of the interview, as he said he did not take away any major lesson and simply focused on playing.
I didn’t really learn anything. I just played.
She also pointed out that four FUT players were making their international debuts, yet the team looked very coordinated. s0pp explained the result by saying that everyone on the roster is currently focused and performing at a higher level than during the EMEA season.
Everyone is full locked in right now, and we are performing better than EMEA. That’s probably why we dominated them.
Confidence going forward
Frankie closed the interview by asking whether fans would see more strong performances from s0pp later in the tournament. The player answered with the same confidence he had shown throughout the conversation.
Of course.
VALORANT Masters London 2026 is taking place from June 6 to 21 and features 12 VCT teams from around the world competing for a $1,000,000 prize pool. FUT Esports entered the event through the Group Stage alongside other second- and third-seeded teams, while the top four Swiss Stage teams advance to the playoffs.
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