GPL Masters Cup
GMC Season 6 - Manila
GPL Masters Cup Season 6 – Manila: Olympus Gaming Go Back-to-Back
The curtains have closed on one of the most electrifying Masters Cups in GPL history. Olympus Gaming MENA once again reigned supreme, defeating Boot Esports SG 4–1 in the Grand Finals to secure their second consecutive Masters title.
This victory not only cements Olympus as the first team ever to win back-to-back Masters Cups, but also solidifies their place as the defining dynasty of the current Glory esports era. Led by jungler Zerk, who earned Grand Finals MVP honors, Olympus showcased dominance from group stage to playoffs, proving that their Masters 5 triumph was no fluke.
The Rise of Boot Esports
Boot Esports SG came into Manila with massive momentum after lifting the Mid Season Invitational 17 trophy. Their Golden Run aspirations—winning GMSI, GPL regional, Masters, and Worlds in one cycle—fell just short, but their run to the finals showed they are no longer dark horses but true global contenders.
Bilibili Gaming & Twisted Minds Fall Short
Worlds 5 champions Bilibili Gaming once again reached the top 4, finishing 3rd after sweeping Twisted Minds PH in the bronze match. While BLG remain a powerhouse, Olympus have now established themselves as their greatest rival for global dominance.
As for Twisted Minds PH, their magical run ended in 4th place, but their first-ever Masters campaign was a breakthrough success. With stars like Wazuru, Wardz, and Rusko finally bringing the org into the international spotlight, TWIS have momentum heading into Paris.
The Road Ahead – GPL Worlds Cup 6: Paris
With Masters 6 complete, the stage is set for the GPL Worlds Cup 6 in Paris. The top 8 teams from Manila now advance to the world’s grandest stage:
Olympus Gaming MENA
Boot Esports SG
Bilibili Gaming CHI
Twisted Minds PH
T1 Esports PH
Avalon Gaming JAP
Fnatic UK
Nongshim RedForce KOR
In Paris, these teams will battle not only for national and regional pride, but also for a chance to etch their names into history as World Champions.
The Masters Cup may belong to Olympus Gaming, but the world title is still up for grabs. The question now: Can Olympus carry their back-to-back magic into Paris, or will a new king be crowned at Worlds 6?
The curtains have closed on one of the most electrifying Masters Cups in GPL history. Olympus Gaming MENA once again reigned supreme, defeating Boot Esports SG 4–1 in the Grand Finals to secure their second consecutive Masters title.
This victory not only cements Olympus as the first team ever to win back-to-back Masters Cups, but also solidifies their place as the defining dynasty of the current Glory esports era. Led by jungler Zerk, who earned Grand Finals MVP honors, Olympus showcased dominance from group stage to playoffs, proving that their Masters 5 triumph was no fluke.
The Rise of Boot Esports
Boot Esports SG came into Manila with massive momentum after lifting the Mid Season Invitational 17 trophy. Their Golden Run aspirations—winning GMSI, GPL regional, Masters, and Worlds in one cycle—fell just short, but their run to the finals showed they are no longer dark horses but true global contenders.
Bilibili Gaming & Twisted Minds Fall Short
Worlds 5 champions Bilibili Gaming once again reached the top 4, finishing 3rd after sweeping Twisted Minds PH in the bronze match. While BLG remain a powerhouse, Olympus have now established themselves as their greatest rival for global dominance.
As for Twisted Minds PH, their magical run ended in 4th place, but their first-ever Masters campaign was a breakthrough success. With stars like Wazuru, Wardz, and Rusko finally bringing the org into the international spotlight, TWIS have momentum heading into Paris.
The Road Ahead – GPL Worlds Cup 6: Paris
With Masters 6 complete, the stage is set for the GPL Worlds Cup 6 in Paris. The top 8 teams from Manila now advance to the world’s grandest stage:
Olympus Gaming MENA
Boot Esports SG
Bilibili Gaming CHI
Twisted Minds PH
T1 Esports PH
Avalon Gaming JAP
Fnatic UK
Nongshim RedForce KOR
In Paris, these teams will battle not only for national and regional pride, but also for a chance to etch their names into history as World Champions.
The Masters Cup may belong to Olympus Gaming, but the world title is still up for grabs. The question now: Can Olympus carry their back-to-back magic into Paris, or will a new king be crowned at Worlds 6?
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