Masters Toronto is down to its final four teams, and what a ride it’s been. After two massive eliminations, we’ve officially said goodbye to Sentinels and Gen.G, while Paper Rex, Wolves, G2, and Fnatic now stand on the brink of international glory.

From Forsaken’s spin-diffuse moment, to Alpha’s god-tier takeover, and G2’s legendary 11-4 comeback, this tournament continues to write some of the craziest Valorant stories of 2025.

Forsaken’s Ninja Diffuse and Sentinels’ Collapse

In one of the most viral moments of the event, Forsaken stuck the defuse while spinning on high sense like he was in a frag movie. It worked. Paper Rex beat Sentinels 2-0 and sent them into the lower bracket.

Then came Fnatic.

Sentinels took Sunset convincingly but got rolled on Ascent and Icebox, with Alpha dropping an outrageous 418 ACS and 16/5 second-half dominance to close out the series. Despite the loss, even Sentinels’ own Zellsis acknowledged the progress:
“1-2 against Fnatic isn’t good enough—but we’ve improved.”

Still, FNS’s prediction rang true:
“You can farm Chinese teams, but that won’t be enough to win the event.”

G2 vs Gen.G: 11-4 Comeback for the Ages

If there was ever a map that defines mental strength, this was it.

G2 were down 11-4 on Icebox, staring elimination in the face. Gen.G had the series in their hands—and then completely imploded. G2 won nine rounds straight to close out the series 13-11, without even needing overtime.

Valyn said it best:
“Once we win this series, teams are going to fear us.”

Yeah—now they do.

Fnatic’s Redemption Run is On

Don’t look now, but Fnatic are finding form at just the right time. Alpha was untouchable. Kayak stepped up. And their synergy looks the best it’s been all tournament.

G2 vs Fnatic in lower round three? That’s a banger.

Fnatic want revenge for earlier losses. G2 want to finish their miracle run. Only one survives.

Paper Rex vs Wolves: From Underdogs to Title Contenders

Wolves and Paper Rex now face off in the upper final, and if you’d predicted that at the start of the tournament, you deserve a medal.

Wolves were never supposed to be here. Not from China. Not in this form. But Liysaur, Sufat, and the squad have proven they’re the real deal—with clutch comebacks and flawless mental resilience.

PRX, meanwhile, look like the tournament favorites, taking down G2, Sentinels, and doing it all without losing a map.

The upper final? Winner goes to the Grand Final. Guaranteed Top 2. Let that sink in.

The Final Four at Masters Toronto

  • 🇸🇬 Paper Rex (Pacific)
  • 🇨🇳 Wolves Esports (China)
  • 🇺🇸 G2 Esports (Americas)
  • 🇪🇺 Fnatic (EMEA)

Four teams. Four regions. Four storylines. One trophy.

The Masters Toronto bracket is heating up, and every match from here is championship-caliber. Paper Rex look unstoppable. Wolves are on a miracle run. G2 have the mental. Fnatic have the fire.

Get ready for a chaotic finish.

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Frequently Asked Questions about Masters Toronto Final Four

Which teams have been eliminated?

Sentinels and Gen.G were both eliminated in dramatic lower bracket matchups, falling to Fnatic and G2 respectively.

Who are the final four teams at Masters Toronto?

  • Paper Rex (Pacific)
  • Wolves Esports (China)
  • G2 Esports (Americas)
  • Fnatic (EMEA)

What was the highlight moment of the playoffs so far?

Forsaken’s 1v1 ninja diffuse against Sentinels, while spinning mid-stick, became an instant highlight of the event.

How did G2 beat Gen.G?

G2 pulled off a legendary 11-4 comeback on Icebox to win the series 2-1. Gen.G couldn’t close it out despite a massive lead.

Who’s favored to win the event?

Paper Rex currently look like the favorites after beating G2 and Sentinels without dropping a map.

When is the upper final and lower round three?

  • Paper Rex vs Wolves: June 20
  • G2 vs Fnatic: Same day, lower round three for survival.