EG jawgemo on upcoming VCT 2023: Americas League season
One of Evil Geniuses’ star players from the VCT 2022 season was their duelist Alexander “jawgemo” Mor. In 2022, jawgemo was one of the players most responsible for Evil Geniuses' meteoric growth into one of North America’s up-and-coming teams.
In 2023, expectations were low for Evil Geniuses heading into the VCT 2023 season. However, one of the players many people continued to keep tabs on was jawgemo going into VCT 2023: LOCK//IN. While Evil Geniuses surprised many by piecing together a solid 9th-16th place finish, the tournament was not one of jawgemo’s finest. Compared to the monstrous numbers jawgemo had during Evil Geniuses’ breakout tournament, VCT 2022 NA Stage 2 Challengers, VCT 2023: LOCK//IN was a step below his usual greatness.
Now, as Evil Geniuses move forward into the 2023 season, we had the opportunity to speak to jawgemo to talk about the short break right before VCT 2023: Americas League, his takeaways from VCT 2023: LOCK//IN, and a final message to fans of Evil Geniuses.
How to watch VCT 2023: Americas League?
Evil Geniuses’ VCT 2023: Americas League season will begin on Sunday, April 2, 2023, when they take on Cloud9 at 12pm PT. It will be interesting to see who will open their VCT 2023: Americas League with a victory.
You can keep up with the VCT 2023: Americas League by watching all the matches live through the VCT Americas YouTube and Twitch channels.
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