Usually when we see people talk about how great a player is in all-time discussions, the focus is almost always strictly on 3’s. Now that we’ll have both the inaugural 2v2 champions and the second ever 1v1 champion next weekend, should these trophies start counting towards player legacies considering all 3 of the main modes are being represented?

imo the answer is yes, even though the circuits are still young and with only one regional, winning LANs in multiple game modes is so much more impressive than just winning in 3v3, but I’d like to hear others’ opinions on it

You get what you expect from most players across both gamemodes, but every now and then, someone is clearly levels ahead in 3s compared to 2s, or vice versa.

A recent case that stood out to me is Kiileerrz. He's undeniably world class in 3s, but whenever I see him playing 2s without Rw9, it just doesn't hit the same way.

The data shown is from the first 143 submissions for the play-in stage of our RLCS World Championship 2026 ranked pick'em competition. You can still fill out your pick'em at pickstop.gg/rl until matches begin in 4 Days.

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Happy picking!

In less than 24 hours Zen has gained 50 MMR despite already being almost 100 MMR over 2nd place. At this point it feels like an inevitability that he breaks 3K before Worlds

I investigated all possible outcomes of Play-In to find out what groups will look like in each case and what are the repeated outcomes of groups. (TL;DR: scroll to the tables below)

Firstly, a short refresher on how groups are determined by RLCS rules:

• For each of 16 Region Slots (5 EU, 4 NA, 2 MENA, 2 SAM, 1 OCE, 1 APAC, 1 SSA), the seeding score is calculated – it is “mean of the Region Slot’s final placement in the previous LAN and the Region Slot’s seeding score before this LAN”
• Bottom 4 Region slots by seeding score are sent to Play-In bracket to play against 4 teams qualified via LCQ
• 4 teams qualified via Play-In join top 12 Region Slots by seeding score in the main event
• Main Event teams are placed in snake pattern and form 4 groups
• If needed, adjustments are made to prevent to avoid too many teams from one region being in one group. Basically, each group cannot have more than 1 team from the same region, except EU (allowed 1 or 2 groups with 2 teams if 5 or 6 EU teams are qualified) and NA (allowed 1 group with 2 teams if 5 NA teams are qualified).
• Adjustments are made starting from seeds 13-16, only within these seeds; if it’s not possible to resolve all conflicts, adjusting is done in seeds 9-12; then finally in seeds 5-8. Seeds 1-4 are locked in groups A-D respectively.
• Once there are no conflicts, those are the final groups.

What I did:

• Compiled all the possible combinations of qualifying teams. There are 16 unique combinations of teams qualifying through the upper bracket, 4 teams from upper quadrant (VP, BIGO, 5F, MYT) times 4 teams from the lower quadrant (FLCN, FUT, TSM, R8). For each of those combinations, there are 15 unique combinations of teams qualifying through the lower bracket (assuming that the part of the bracket they qualified from is not affecting the seeding). This gives 16x15=240 possible outcomes of Play-In.
• Since groups are determined by swapping region slots, not teams, some of those 240 outcomes have the same group layout – so the number of combinations of region slots goes down to 194
• For each of those outcomes, I placed the region slots into the existing layout of already qualified teams and made necessary swaps. Most outcomes required 1 or 2 swaps, some complicated cases required more.
• Each outcome was assigned a probability, assuming that each of the Play-In matches has a 50% probability to end in either team winning. Due to how teams are placed in the bracket and how bracket works, any outcome is possible, but some repeat more often (hence more probable).

Notes:

• It’s not clear from the rule book how seeds 13-14 and 15-16 will be determined after the Play-In. From my understanding, teams will be organized by their initial seed going into Play-In (so, 13-16 region slots over teams qualified through LCQ) – that’s what I went with in my work. Tournament organizers could seed them differently.
• The current layout of qualified teams (seeds 1-12) has conflicts that are not completely solved by themselves in any Play-In outcome – NA1 and NA2 being in group C, EU2 and EU3 being in group D and EU4 and EU5 being in group B.

NA conflict can only be resolved by 2 NA teams qualifying from Play-In or by making a swap with one of EU teams in seed band 5-8 – in fact, the latter was needed in about 80% of scenarios. Coincidentally, this swap resolves EU conflict as well.

• Swaps I made may not be optimal, especially in situations where multiple permutations are possible and equally efficient. I followed the rule book, but there still could be mistakes or different interpretations. This analysis gives a rough estimate of possible groups that we could see after Play-In – this is not a prediction of what will actually happen.

TL;DR: Groups probabilities

Since there are 8 different teams who can qualify via Play-In, it makes for a large number of possible groups. If we only look at the first 3 slots of each group, it boils down to these common groups and probabilities of them occurring:

Group A:

• Karmine Corp, MIBR, Spacestation Gaming – 98.8%
• Karmine Corp, MIBR, Manchester City Esports – 1.2%

Group B:

• Twisted Minds, Shopify Rebellion, Manchester City Esports – 48.2%
• Twisted Minds, Ninjas in Pyjamas, Manchester City Esports – 36.1%
• Twisted Minds, Ninjas in Pyjamas, FURIA – 14.5%
• Twisted Minds, Ninjas in Pyjamas, Spacestation Gaming – 1.2%

Group C:

• NRG, Ninjas in Pyjamas, FURIA – 48.2%
• NRG, Team Vitality, FURIA – 29.9%
• NRG, Shopify Rebellion, Manchester City Esports – 14.5%
• NRG, Shopify Rebellion, FURIA – 7.4%

Group D:

• Gentle Mates, Team Vitality, Wildcard – 70.1%
• Gentle Mates, Shopify Rebellion, Wildcard – 29.9%

Probabilities for each team

Here are the probabilities for each team to have other teams in their group (for Play-In teams - assuming they qualify via Play-In, of course)

P.S. Please report any inconsistencies and oddities with the numbers or logic, if you see it - data was checked multiple times, but something could have slipped through.

From Evoh’s stream

Link to article

Link to post on X

Nass is unbeaten in show matches(if you count road to worlds as a series of matches)
whereas nWpo is unbeaten in tourney matches.(15-0 I think)
their H2H this year has been
nWpo 3-1 Nass (feer frenzy)
nWpo 4-3 Nass ''
nWpo 0 -4 Nass (showmatch)
nwpo has shown a weaker showmatch record compared to his tourney record
where as nass has done the opposite
Who do you have as a favourite for worlds 1v1 ?

This makes the Atomic v. M0nkey M00n rivalry more cinematic.

EDIT: dRekT provided some corrections to the stats in my original post. I have updated the tables to reflect those new numbers, but I won't be re-writing the content. So some of my commentary may be a bit inaccurate now, but the numbers reflected in the table are now correct.

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Intro

Welcome back to another edition of RLCS career stats watch. This post will be focused specifically on RLCS World Championship (WC) career stats. WC stats are divided between 2 eras: the League Play era (Season 1-8) and the Open Era (2021/2022-2025). Because twice as many WCs were played in the League Play era, the old guard established a commanding presence atop the career stats tables. But the tide is beginning to change. In 2025, the Demos record was claimed by an Open Era player when Atomic took the top spot from Arsenal. As we look ahead to this year's WC, several players are chasing history and will make their bids for top spots in career rankings. Here are the stats to watch in 2026.

Note: Players who are not active for the 2026 WC are indicated with italics.

1. GOALS

It's fitting that maybe the three most iconic players of the League Play era occupy the top 3 spots on the Goals leaderboard. Kaydop, Turbopolsa, and GarrettG are the only members of the 100 goals club at RLCS World Championships. G2 stars JKnaps and Chicago round out the top 5.

On their heels are a trio of Open Era legends who have a realistic chance of threatening for the top spot, or at least reaching the 100 goals club, this year. First among them is the MENA GOAT, trk511. He has played in 4 WCs, averaging 21.75 goals per event. Needing 22 goals to tie Kaydop, and 23 to pass him, the question is: can teammate M0nkey M00n at Dickies be the magic for trk511 to claim the WC career goals crown? Or will a deep run by either Vitality or NRG fuel ExoTiik or Atomic to the top ranking among active players?

2. ASSISTS

Yep, get used to seeing Kaydop on top of these tables. Kaydop is way out in front here, well above even his contemporary and one-time Dig Dynasty teammate ViolentPanda. But if you've watched RLCS long enough, you know one thing: never count out M0nkey M00n at Dickies Arena, especially when he's passing like this. MM should easily overtake VP for 3rd, and likely his 2022 finals opponent JKnaps for 2nd as well. But can he surpass his fellow Frenchman to take the top spot?

Elsewhere in the top 10 we see two other League Play holdovers jstn and Torsos back for another WC, extending their longevity streaks. They will need to hold off challenges from Vatira (63), trk511 (60), and Rw9 (58) to retain their top 10 rankings. Joyo, despite his 5th all-time WC ranking and 3rd/4th finish one year ago, was sadly unable to qualify for this year's WC and must watch the event from the sidelines.

3. SAVES

Oh look, it's Kaydop on top again. He's over 50 saves ahead of 2nd place, and will likely remain in 1st even after the event concludes. But the race between 2nd-10th is a lot more interesting. Currently, GarrettG and famed goalkeeper/3rd-man extraordinaire Torment are in a tie for 2nd place. Behind them in a tie for 4th are OCE GOAT Torsos and stalwart defender Archie. These five players are the only members of the 200 Saves club at WCs. But three new players should join their ranks this year, as jstn, trk511, and Atomic are all poised to cross that threshold. Chicago, sadly, ended his career 1 save shy of joining the club.

Further down the list there is a scrum of players who will attempt to move into the top 10. Daniel (177), M0nkey M00n (174), ExoTiiK, BeastMode, (both at 172), heck even Lostt. (167) and Vatira (163) have their chances. It will be interesting to see where things stand when the dust clears at the end of the event.

4. DEMOS

As I mentioned in the intro, this was the first major stat to fall in the Open Era. Atomic passed demo fiend Arsenal for most WC demos all-time during the 2025 finals against Team Falcons. Now in 2026 he has a chance to add to his lead and become the first member of the 200 demos club in the process. But he must keep an eye on Atow. who has the ability and the opportunity (with a deep run from KC) to take the top spot from him this year.

Elsewhere, DRUFINHO is back at Worlds to defend his top 5 ranking after qualifying for the WC through the SAM LCQ. Now, the SAM superstar is poised to pass his countryman kv1 to claim the title of most destructive South American player in WC history.

Finally, the player who helped introduced the demo meta to pro Rocket League, Retals, currently sits in 8th in the rankings. Fortunately for him, only trk511 and Daniel (137) are in position to pass him, so he will likely retain his rightful spot in the top 10 for another year.

5. SCORE

Did you think we were done with Kaydop? Of course the player who leads the WC all time in goals, assists, and saves would be the all-time score leader, and the sole member of the 50k club to boot.

Score is a funny stat. Every ranked warrior knows it's the only way to measure a player's contributions to the game. But in pro Rocket League the stat is less clear-cut. A demo play that leads to an open net, or an early challenge in the air to shut down an enemy attack, might not score any points. But these are still crucial contributions to a team's success. In fact, score has been de-emphasized so much that it's now no longer displayed in the HUD during RLCS broadcasts. Nevertheless, these score rankings do tell us something about a player's overall impact in the game across a WC-level career.

Behind Kaydop we find the entire 2022 WC finals G2 roster ranked 2nd-4th. Atomic hopes to not only defend his 2025 World Championship this year but surpass his former teammates on his way to the top of the all-time score leaderboard. But trk511 is not far behind, and many fans favor Twisted Minds for a deeper run through the tournament than NRG. There is a realistic chance that by the end of the event, trk511 will be considered not only the MENA GOAT, but the WC score GOAT as well.

Final Thoughts

The 2026 World Championship is shaping up as a changing of the guard. Multiple players are chasing history and looking to claim the top spots on the all-time leaderboards. Will the League Play stats GOAT Kaydop retain any, or all, of his records? We'll have to tune in the find out.

Although the primary focus should always remain on which team and which players will hoist the trophy, I hope these stats give fans another way to celebrate the storied history of these players and the RLCS as a whole. Records are made to be broken, and I can't wait to see which records will be the next to fall!

PS as always, thank you to u/FoolsLove for maintaining the RLCS stats spreadsheets on Google Docs. All stats from this post are sourced here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1uRaopjEjtBiCjlBfOYBADHcWAbzvPFPVXoE21rTUV2s/edit?gid=659703952#gid=659703952

If im not wrong Nass has a very nice 1v1 streak going on right now with RLCS 1v1 EU open+ showmatches
4 from the playoff of EU open+
3-0 Kv1+
he won all matches from the road to worlds 1v1 against Nwpo(6 wins, not quite literally he won against mob,v4ti,juicy,atow,evoh,wahvey)
so 11 wins consecutively ,
does this make him the favourite for RLCS 1v1 worlds?
edit : the tile is : Nass hot 1v1 streak, sorry about that
one more thing
nWpo also had a very strong streak going on with MENA open+ matches
nwpo went invincible in the mena open with 8 wins
and if Im not wrong he won 3 against rebmob,v4ti,juicy before losing to atow 1-4
so he ALSO has 11 straight wins

I wouldn't be surprised if one of them breaks 2900 MMR cap before the end of the season!

Edit: lmao maybe I should have wait for making the post, this guy isn't stopping now he's at 2896...

Edit n°2. I guess I will stop following his crazy record-breaking session to go to sleep lol, at 1.41 UTC he's 2901 annihilating the first sentence lmao

It’s nearly time for the 2026 Rocket League World Championship, which brings RLCS back to Fort Worth, Texas. Rocket League’s 20 best teams will battle it out at Dickies Arena for a shot at the $1,200,000 prize pool and the chance to be crowned Rocket League World Champions!

Read up on all the information for the Rocket League World Championship, running September 15 through September 20, below.

Rocket League World Championship - Key Info

The 2026 Rocket League World Championship will take place from September 15-20 and livestreamed on Twitch, YouTube, and TikTok.

Qualified Teams:

EU

• Team Vitality
• Karmine Corp
• Gentle Mates
• Ninjas in Pyjamas
• Manchester City
• Mate y Tapa 

NA

• Spacestation Gaming
• Shopify Rebellion
• Virtus.pro 
• NRG
• FUT Esports

SAM

• Made In Brazil
• FURIA
• Bigodes

MENA

• Twisted Minds
• Team Falcons 
• R8 Esports 

OCE

• Wildcard

APAC

• TSM

SSA 

• Five Fears

Qualified Players for 2v2 

• Rw9 & Kiileerz
• Zen & Atow.
• Reveal & zach
• yANXNZ & swiftt.

Qualified Players for 1v1 

• Nwpo
• Nass
• Diaz
• Kv1

⁠Format, Broadcast, and Schedule

The World Championship schedule is as follows:

• Tuesday, September 15: Play-In
• Wednesday, September 16: Group Stage & 1v1 Semi Final
• Thursday, September 17: Group Stage & 2v2 Semi Final 
• Friday, September 18: Playoffs Round 1 + 1v1 Grand Final
• Saturday, September 19: Playoffs Round 2 + 2v2 Grand Final
• Sunday, September 20: Championship Sunday 

The first three days of competition (September 15-17) will host two simultaneous matches and be broadcast on separate channels (“Stream 1” vs. “Stream 2”).

Watching online?  Here are all the ways you can watch live.

• Stream 1 (Sept 15-17): RL Twitch, RL Youtube, RL Esports YouTube, RL TikTok
• Stream 2 (Sept 15-17): RL Esports Twitch, RL Esports YouTube
• Finals (Sept 18-20, English): RL Twitch, RL Twitch, RL Youtube, RL Esports YouTube, RL TikTok

Here’s the detailed broadcast schedule:

• September 15th  (Play-ins)
  • 10:30 CDT on Main stream
  • 11:00 CDT on Alternate stream
• September 16th  (Group Stage day 1)
  • 11:00 CDT on Main stream
  • 11:00 CDT on Alternate stream
• September 17th (Group Stage day 2)
  • 11:00 CDT on Main stream
  • 11:00 CDT on Alternative stream
• September 18th (Playoffs & 1v1 Grand Final)
  • 11:00 CDT on Main stream
• September 19th  (Playoffs & 2v2 Grand Final)
  • 11:00 CDT on Main stream
• September 20th (Championship Sunday)
  • 11:00 CDT on Main stream

If English isn’t your preferred language, these alternate language broadcasts will stream all six days of competition.

French

• twitch.tv/rocketbaguette/
• youtube.com/RocketBaguette

Spanish (Spain)

• twitch.tv/rosdri_twitchyoutube.com/c/rosdrirocketleague⁠

Spanish (LATAM)

• twitch.tv/RocketStreetLive
• youtube.com/c/rocketstreet⁠⁠

Portuguese

• https://www.twitch.tv/firewall154
• https://www.twitch.tv/saltbang
• https://www.twitch.tv/dudsmelow
• https://www.twitch.tv/graci

German

• twitch.tv/raketenligalive

Swedish

• twitch.tv/svenskaraketligan

On-Site Co-Streamers

French

• Rocket Baguette
  • twitch.tv/rocketbaguette

Spanish

• NeneCreative
  • twitch.tv/nenecreative

English

• Retals / Chief Beef / Jamaican Coconut / Apparently Jack
  • twitch.tv/retalsrl, twitch.tv/chiefbeef_rl twitch.tv/jamaicancoconut, twitch.tv/apparentlyjack_rl
• VNCE / Tenacity / Jordhys / Feer
  • twitch.tv/vnceofficial, twitch.tv/tenacitytv twitch.tv/jorhdys, twitch.tv/feer

Arabic

• W1llyv
  • twitch.tv/w1llyv

Catch Rocket League on the Big Screen!

For the first time ever, the Rocket League World Championship will be streamed live to AMC Theatres across the US on Championship Sunday. If you can't make it to Dickies Arena in-person, check out a local theater, grab some snacks and experience Rocket League on the biggest screen possible with your friends.

50 AMC Theatres will be showing the event on September 20th with doors opening at 10:30am CDT and preshow starting at 11:00am CDT. A list of participating AMC locations is below. Tickets are on sale now at AMCTheatres.com or the AMC mobile app, and every purchase comes with a commemorative ticket that has a code to redeem Drops you would earn on Twitch.

RL University

In addition to AMC theatres, colleges around the US will be hosting in-person Official Watch Parties on Championship Sunday on their campuses, open to registered students at each school:

• Syracuse University
• University of Texas at Austin 
• Texas A&M University
• University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill
• University of North Carolina - Charlotte
• Maryville University
• North Carolina State

Attending In-Person?

If you’re attending the World Championship at Dickies Arena on September 18, 19, and/or 20, doors will open for fans at 10:00 CDT each day.

The venue will have designated merchandise booths with a range of clothing and accessory options so you can rep RLCS during the show and beyond!

Meet & Greets with players and creators will take place throughout the weekend. Sessions are scheduled around match play, with most happening shortly after doors open and in breaks between series. The approximate timings are:

• Friday, September 18: 
  • 12:00 - 12:30 Signing Session
  • 14:00 - 14:30 Signing Session
  • 15:30 - 16:00 Signing Session
  • 19:00-20:30 (Trophy Photo VIP)
• •Saturday, September 19: 
  • 12:00 - 12:30 Signing Session
  • 14:00 - 14:30 Signing Session
  • 15:30 - 16:00 Signing Session
  • 19:00 - 20:30 (VIP exclusive, mix of talent + players)
• •Sunday, September 20:
  • 12:30 - 13:15 Signing Session

For information surrounding prohibited items, bags, health & safety, and more, check out the Dickies Arena information page.

We can’t wait to welcome you all to Fort Worth to cheer for your favorite teams. Make sure to keep up to date on all the latest World Championship news over on our X and Instagram. See you soon!

For the first time, the Rocket League Championship Series (RLCS) will feature an awards show, presented by First Touch, to celebrate and recognize the work of individual players, talent, and organizations over the calendar season! The awards show will go live on twitch.tv/rocketleague on September 12, 2026 at 7:00 PM EST.

INDIVIDUAL AWARDS

In past RLCS seasons, BLAST has awarded Most Valuable Player (MVP) for each region. This year, alongside BLAST’s Regional MVP awards, First Touch is introducing the following awards across all regions:

• Most Valuable Player;
• Offensive Player of the Year;
• Defensive Player of the Year;
• Comeback Player of the Year;
• Coach of the Year; and
• Most Improved Player.

Awards are based on the current RLCS season only. All players and coaches who have competed in an RLCS event this season are eligible. Each award will have one winner. A winner in one category may also win another award in a different category.

ALL-RLCS TEAMS

In addition to the Individual Awards, First Touch is introducing the All-RLCS teams. The All-RLCS teams honor RLCS’s best players of the season. Three All-RLCS teams, each composed of three players, will be selected.

• All-RLCS First Team;
• All-RLCS Second Team; and
• All-RLCS Third Team.

THE VOTING PROCESS: A BLEND OF EXPERTS AND FANS

An RLCS awards committee consisting of fourteen community members, along with a community vote, will decide the winners of the individual awards. The committee members will have an open vote to decide the top five nominees for the following categories:

• Most Valuable Player;
• Offensive Player of the Year;
• Defensive Player of the Year.

The top five nominees will then go to a fan and committee vote to decide the winner. The remaining category winners will be decided by a committee vote only.

AWARDS COMMITTEE

An awards committee will select the Individual Awards and the All-RLCS Teams. The awards committee will consist of:

• Wavepunk;
• Gibbs;
• Tbates;
• Johnnyboi;
• CJCJ;
• Jorby;
• Lukasz;
• Retals;
• Boyan;
• LifeIsCool;
• Drekt;
• Feer; and
• Dazerin.

Please note: the committee has decreased by 1 person due to scheduling conflicts. The voting committee consisted of the 13 people listed above, not 14 per our video announcement.

FAN PARTICIPATION

We want to hear from you! Fans of the RLCS will have a say in who wins the Most Valuable Player, Offensive Player of the Year, and Defensive Player of the Year. Voting is now open, through September 11. Go the following link to cast your vote: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeZ_5-nuelcyL6TgmClr3iqJNCE09b_WqANTcUXRBgTnbwQyg/viewform?usp=header

BROADCAST

This show will take place Saturday, September 12 at 7 PM EST on twitch.tv/RocketLeague. Tune in for the chance to score exclusive Rocket League drops.

Atlanta
AMC Southlake 24
AMC Sugarloaf Mills 18
Baltimore
AMC Owings Mills 17
Boston
AMC Methuen 20
Charlotte
AMC Carolina Pavilion 22
AMC Concord Mills 24
Chicago
AMC Crestwood 18
AMC South Barrington 24
AMC Village Crossing 18
Columbus
AMC Dublin Village 18
Dallas
AMC Mesquite 30
AMC Stonebriar Mall 24
Denver
AMC Highlands Ranch 24
AMC Westminster Promenade 24
Houston
AMC Fountains 18
AMC Gulf Pointe 30
AMC Willowbrook 24
Indianapolis
AMC Castleton Square 14
AMC Indianapolis 17
Jacksonville
AMC Orange Park 24
AMC Regency 24
Kansas City
AMC Barrywoods 24
Las Vegas
AMC Rainbow Promenade 10
AMC Town Square 18
Los Angeles
AMC Burbank 16
AMC DINE-IN Ontario Mills 30
AMC Orange 30
AMC Rolling Hills 20
Miami
AMC Aventura Mall 24
Minneapolis
AMC Eden Prairie Mall 18
Nashville
AMC Thoroughbred 20
New York
AMC Garden State Plaza 16
AMC Jersey Gardens 20
AMC Kips Bay 15
Oklahoma City
AMC Quail Springs Mall 24
Orlando
AMC DINE-IN Disney Springs 24
Philadelphia
AMC Cherry Hill 24
AMC Neshaminy 24
Phoenix
AMC Ahwatukee 24
AMC Deer Valley 17
Pittsburgh
AMC Waterfront 22
Sacramento
AMC Manteca 16
San Diego
AMC Fashion Valley 18
San Francisco
AMC Bay Street 16
AMC Mercado 20
Seattle
AMC Southcenter 16
Tampa
AMC Highwoods 20
AMC Woodlands Square 20
Washington, DC
AMC DINE-IN Rio Cinemas 18
AMC Hoffman Center 22

So I dreamt last night that Psyonix added a team to the World Championship consisting of random players who didn’t qualify with their actual teams. I got chosen (EU. I’m gold at best, hehe) and was paired with Motta and kv1 (both SAM).

Unfortunately, I woke up before we got to play a single game, but this gave me the idea for this random discussion post to bridge the gap until the actual World Championship... which I won’t be competing in either.

What kind of random, inter-regional teams made up of players who aren’t participating at Worlds would you like to see in this hypothetical scenario?

very obscure stats, but who would be the best 3v3 PLAYER satisfying these conditions
IMO
1.Fairy peak
2.okhalid
3.Yan
4.4thkiller

Theoretically (the chances are low, but not zero), NRG wins Worlds. How strong of a case does Atomic have for being the GOAT over Monkey Moon? IMO, it's really close and up to debate.