TeamOne came from behind to beat Isurus Gaming in a thrilling three-map series in the grand final of the WESG South America Finals.

Featuring just five teams, all determined by national or regional qualifiers, the South American Finals began with a best-of-one round-robin stage, which determined rEAK as the first side to be eliminated after losing all four matches.

There were no surprises in the semi-final stage as the two heavy favourites going into the tournament, Isurus and TeamOne, ran out comfortable 2-0 winners over Elite Wolves and Vault, respectively, to book spots at the main WESG event.

Maluk3 will attend a WESG event for the second year in a row

With both teams already through, the grand final was played for bragging rights and a bigger chunk of the tournament's $37,500 prize pool. Isurus took the lead in the series with a convincing 16-11 Inferno, but then they could not deal the finishing blow, wasting a 14-10 lead on Train and a 13-8 advantage on Cobblestone as the Brazilians ran out 2-1 victors thanks to great showings from Alencar "⁠trk⁠" Rossato and Pedro "⁠Maluk3⁠" Campos on the final two maps.

WESG 2017 South America Regional FinalsBest of 3 TeamOneMatchpage 2 1 4th February 2018 Isurus 11Inferno 16 16Train 14 16Cobblestone 14

TeamOne	K - D	+/-	ADR	Rating 2.0
Alencar 'trk' Rossatotrk	75 - 55	+20	89.4	1.33
Jean-Michel 'mch' D'Oliveiramch	62 - 57	+5	79.2	1.11
Pedro 'Maluk3' CamposMaluk3	61 - 56	+5	68.6	1.10
Victor 'iDk' TorracaiDk	54 - 62	-8	75.9	0.97
Caike 'caike' Costacaike	42 - 65	-23	55.2	0.81

Isurus	K - D	+/-	ADR	Rating 2.0
Gabriel '1962' Sinopoli1962	72 - 64	+8	91.1	1.20
Nicolas 'NikoM' MiozziNikoM	60 - 60	0	77.5	1.09
Nicolás 'Noktse' DávilaNoktse	56 - 54	+2	69.7	1.05
Nabil 'nbl' Aleuanbl	58 - 60	-2	67.9	1.02
Julián 'Zote' AcostaZote	49 - 56	-7	64.2	0.89

WESG South America Finals standings:

1. TeamOne - $20,000 + WESG Main Event spot
2. Isurus - $10,000 + WESG Main Event spot
3. Vault - $5,000
4. Elite Wolves - $2,500
5. rEAK