Sentinels' ShahZam talks about trading team merch
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Sentinels' ShahZaM

Sentinels’ ShahZam talks about trading team merch

ShahZaM shares some of the fun the team is having outside of the matches

Sentinels have extended their dominance at VALORANT Champions Tour Stage 3 Masters through their match against South Korean team F4Q, finishing the round-robin 2-0. While F4Q’s aggression required an adjustment from Sentinels, the team achieved a near-flawless victory on the second map, making F4Q look lost on Breeze. Afterward, Sentinels’ in-game leader Shahzeb “ShahZaM” Khan described it as a whirlwind experience.

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“The first map was a little back and forth,” ShahZaM said in the interview with Upcomer. “The second map… I didn’t realize it was over. I feel like I didn’t even play the map, it was all Tyson (TenZ).”

Outside of playing near-perfect VALORANT against F4Q to advance to 2-0 overall, Sentinels have taken time to enjoy some of the sites outside of their hotel room. ShahZaM mentioned some of his teammates taking scooters to go see a nearby, outdoor lights displayed — something he himself had not done yet but is hoping to do soon. Additionally, ShahZam talked about a member from Vision Strikers just coming up to him in the hotel and giving him one of their jerseys, which was a new experience for the seasoned player. All in all, the team seems to be having a good time both in and outside VALORANT at Masters Berlin.

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Danny Appleford
Danny Appleford is an esports journalist for Upcomer that started writing for Daily Esports in 2020. He now specializes in articles surrounding League of Legends, Call of Duty, VALORANT and Halo.