2 Stand-Ins? No Problem – XG Eliminate PARIVISION From Clavision Masters 2025
Tournament favorites PARIVISION have been eliminated from Clavision Masters 2025: Snow-Ruyi in 7th - 8th place after losing 0-2 to Xtreme Gaming, a team fielding two substitutions.
Despite a decent group stage performance that secured an upper bracket spot, PARIVISION fell victim to a 0-2 loss to the Gaimin Gladiators in the first round of the upper bracket. This sent them down to the lower bracket, where they were tasked with facing Xtreme Gaming.
The first map of the series started as a slugfest, with only 14 kills being posted by the 30-minute mark. However, Xtreme Gaming got their hands on the Aegis and decided it was time to put the pressure on, managing to take a lane of Barracks.
The game-defining fight occurred at the 34-minute mark, with Xtreme Gaming pushing PARIVISION’s high ground. The Chinese side won the fight handily, and with PARIVISION’s heroes having no buyback, the game ended right there with a kill score of 12-7.
Map 2 started slow once again, with both teams choosing to farm their core items and avoid as many fights as possible. PARIVISION had a small 4,000 net worth lead at the 34-minute mark, but that didn’t stop Ame’s Medusa from trying to push into their base.
The game quickly turned around at the 34-minute mark, where Ame stood his ground and took out PARIVISION’s cores, leading to an easy lane of Barracks. At this point, Xtreme Gaming had firm control over the game and only needed to win the final teamfight at the 38-minute mark to force a premature “GG” call from the Eastern European squad.
Ame displayed a clean performance throughout the series, going 5/2/1 on Terrorblade in the first map, followed by an 11/2/4 performance on Medusa to complete the upset.
With this result, Xtreme Gaming eliminated one of the strongest teams at the event, taking them out in front of the home crowd. PARIVISION exited the tournament on the second day of the playoffs, taking home $36,750.
Clavision Masters 2025: Snow-Ruyi is an offline event held in Zhangjiakou, China. The event runs from 28 July to 3 August. 10 teams compete for a prize pool of $700,000.