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FURIA win CBLOL 2026 Split 1 to lock in MSI and EWC spots
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Worlds 2026: inside the LCK’s bootcamp solo queueThe series MVP went to FURIA's 19-year-old jungler, Pedro "Tatu" Seixas, who closed the final with three dominant individual performances: Pantheon (6/1/7), Olaf (8/1/10), and a surprising Nasus (9/1/2). Despite being only a year and a half into his tier-one career, Tatu already has an impressive cabinet — the 2025 LTA South Split 2, the 2024 Americas Challengers title, the 2026 Americas Cup, and now CBLOL 2026 Split 1 — alongside a 2025 Rookie of the Year award and the Split 1 regular season MVP this year.
His ascent has not gone unnoticed internationally. Back at First Stand earlier this year, Kacper "Inspired" Słoma was already telling RFT that he thought FURIA were the strongest of Brazil's tier-one rosters — a take that ages well given the trophy now in their hands.
There is also a remarkable streak inside the roster. Top laner Guilherme "Guigo" Ruiz and support Gabriel "Jojo" Dzelme have now played four grand finals together across their careers — CBLOL 2021 Split 2, CBLOL 2022 Split 1, LTA South Split 2 2025, and CBLOL 2026 Split 1 — and won every single one. Four finals, four trophies, an unbeaten partnership in deciding series.
FURIA now turn their attention to Daejeon, where they will be Brazil's only representant. They will directly enter the MSI main event, before heading to Paris for the EWC, right after.