PRX faces EDG! Team core f0rsakeN shares photos of a night tour in London, exuding a relaxed vibe!

After many days of competition at the Valorant 2026 London Masters, four teams from four major regions have advanced to the semifinals: EDG from the CN region, PRX from the Pacific region, LEV from the NA region, and VIT from the EMEA region. It's fair to say that this Masters is no longer dominated by a single region; the strength is evenly distributed! Now, the winner's bracket final and the loser's bracket matches will determine the two teams competing for the championship. Which team do you think will take the Masters title this time?

Based on all matches played so far at the London Masters, the EMEA region has a 7-6 record, the Americas region is 5-5, the Pacific region is 3-4, and the China region is 5-5. PRX stands out as the strongest pillar of their region—this is a strength comparison chart shared by an overseas fan, and it really seems accurate. In the Pacific region, GE and FS are practically free wins, while PRX is the true carry of the region. Fortunately, they held up well!

Next, PRX will face EDG in the winner's bracket to compete for a spot in the finals. When it comes to playstyles, these two teams are actually quite similar—both possess strong power and explosive potential. This should be a spectacular "super showdown," and it's really hard to predict who will win. I'm guessing it will go the full distance (my blind prediction: EDG 2-1 PRX). It all comes down to which team can find their rhythm first!

However, when it comes to player form, PRX seems more relaxed. Their core player, f0rsakeN, posted on social media a photo of him and his girlfriend enjoying a night tour of London. To be honest, in the previous match against VIT, his personal performance wasn't great—the "Big Buddha" became a "Small Buddha"—but they surely have their own ways of adjusting their mindset and form. Taking a stroll to see London's night scenery is a nice way to recharge. In the end, I hope both EDG and PRX bring their best form to the winner's bracket final, delivering an exciting showdown. At this point, whoever wins is likely to take the championship!