Iem Rio Major: Yuurih says he doesn't see Navi like a 7 -headed animal today

One of the main names of CS: azilian Go in recent years, including the 14th best player in the world for HLTV in 2020, Yuri Yuri ian demonstrates confidence in the fury in IEM Rio Major 2022 playoffs. Less to the semifinals of the Valve FPS World Cup, but also with full confidence in the title, the panther rifler projects a fierce duel with Simple's Navy, in the quarterfinals, but believes in the victory of azilians against NATU Sincere, champion PGL Major Stockholm 2021 and runner-up of PGL Major Antwerp 2022.

In an interview with MGG azil, Yuri emphasized that the curia has never arrived as strong to a major playoffs like now, and pointed out that Navy herself, although a very strong candidate the title, is not a 7-headed animal today, pointing out That the Simple team, Electronic and Company does not repeat in 2022 the dominant season of 2021.

I think our team comes to this very confident and very prepared game, to be very sincere. We don't see Navy today as a 7-headed animal. We know they are major champions, they had an absurd 2021, they have the Simple But we have absurd potential to win the guys. Furthermore, we haven't faced a long time ago, so they don't know how much we are playing today. I have a lot of confidence in my team and I know we'll do our best tomorrow to win, he said.

Yuri also emphasized the consistency of the curia in the last majors, stressing that for the third consecutive time the panthers reach the CS: GO World Cup playoffs. He, however, considers that the azilian team gets stronger in Rio's major than in the PGL Stockholm and PGL Antwerp dispute, when the team fell in the quarterfinals after being surpassed by Cloud9 and Team Spirit, respectively.

I think coming to any major playoffs is already very significant, and doing it three consecutive majors just reinforces the quality of our team, but this time we are certainly the strongest. We are much more prepared, stronger than team, and our great goal today is to eak this barrier from the quarterfinals. I think we are prepared for it, but obviously we want to reach the final and win the title, and we are able to seek this greater goal, he said.

Owner of Major's Legends Stage's largest rating with 1.42, Yuri attributes part of the excellent performance of the fury so far to the incessant support of the fans during the games. The player believes that the result of the panthers so far would not be equally good without the strength of the stands, and believes that the public will continue to make a difference in playoffs.

I think our result would not be the same without the support of the fans, without our families here watching us. This has positively affected our performance, especially the first time we have cheered every day of Major, from the first Challengers Day. We felt this energy and, at the end of the day, when tiredness can beat, the strength that our team felt from the stands gave that extra gas. It was unforgettable what we lived in the rived center, he says.

Yuri also spoke about the holding of future Majors and other major CS: GO World Events in azil. The Curia player said the success of IEM Rio will be a signal for tournament organizing companies to put azil as a fixed route of Tier 1 tournaments.

I think everyone wants this (more large events in azil). What happened here is no other place in the world. We need to have at least one or two championships a year in azil, I think even More. And it's not just me who say this, all the players in Europe say that this will be the greatest major of all time. And I think they should follow the model here, with audience at all stages of the major, because here At least it worked very well, he concluded.