RLCS SSA Fall Invitational Results – Limitless wins in near-flawless run
With three South African players and a US coach, Rocket League team May Contain Nuts have been dominating the RLCS Sub-Saharan Africa events, winning both the Fall Cup and the Fall Open. Early in November, a US-based esports organization called Limitless acquired the roster.
This past weekend, the RLCS SSA Fall Invitational came to a conclusion, and May Contain Nuts, aka Limitless, has done it yet again. Here’s how it went down.
RLCS SSA Fall Invitational results
A total of 16 teams competed at the RLCS SSA Fall Fall Invitational for their share of the $20,000 prize pool. At the current Dollar to Rand exchange rate, that’s over R345,000.
After the 16-Team Swiss System Format stage was completed, Limitless and White Rabbit Gaming didn’t lose a single match and went on to the playoffs with six other teams.
During the playoffs of the RLCS SSA Fall Invitational, we saw Limitless sweep Aureon E-Sports under the rug with a 4-0 win and got a free win against Reformed, who had to forfeit due to loadshedding issues to make it to the grand final.
On the other side of the playoffs bracket, we saw White Rabbit Gaming narrowly beating AIPX Gaming 4-3 and returned to form by beating Pirates Exdee 4-1 to make it to the grand final.
In the grand final, Limitless showed why they are considered the best Rocket League teams in Sub-Saharan Africa, dominating White Rabbit Gaming with a 4-1 victory to claim the title and their share of the prize pool.
For those unaware, Limitless features three South African players and a United States coach. Check out their roster below.
- David “2Die4†Morgenrood
- Gareth “Snowyy†Spiers
- Ethan “Darth.†Deysel
- Aaron “Noxes†Cadiz (Coach)
Limitless wins $6,000 and 16 RLCS points for their dominating performance. White Rabbit Gaming, for their efforts during the RLCS Sub-Saharan Africa Fall Invitational, wins $4,000 and 12 RLCS points.
Header image via Psyonix.
