BoomTV’s ‘The Last Dance In Verdansk’ tournament is now in the books as Duos dropped into the $150K sendoff for Verdansk. While it was rivs2 & Destroy who claimed the top spot in the Main Event, there was plenty of drama and excitement along the way. Here’s a complete recap of how the major tournament played out.

• rivs2 & Destroy win the $75K Main Event.
• Swagg & Booya close out Qual #1 in first place.
• Underdogs Ahzvm & SlideHD secure top spot in Qual #2.
• Kenzrosey & aHTracT12 cruise to the win in Qual #3

With Warzone Pacific looming, Verdansk is closing up shop in just a matter of days. So before we say goodbye to the original map, BoomTV hosted one of the biggest events of the year, the $150K Last Dance in Verdansk.

Played out across four separate dates, the tournament saw Warzone’s sweatiest and most popular Duos going at it. From how the qualifiers unfolded to all the drama of the Main Event, we’ve got you covered with a full rundown on the tournament.

The Last Dance in Verdansk Warzone Main Event

The Last Dance in Verdansk Main Event Placements (Top 10)

The Last Dance in Verdansk Main Event Results & Recap

With $75K on the line in one of the final tournaments set in Verdansk, players dropped in with their sights set on gold. After three grueling rounds of qualifiers, everyone was pushing for the top spot in the Main Event.

While action started off without a hitch, as the first six matches flew by, the Main Event quickly hit a massive bump in the road. Qualifier #2 winners Ahzvm & SlideHD_ were thrown into the spotlight as various competitors grew suspicious of their actions on the final day of competition.

Some drama in the Last Dance $75k Warzone tournament 👀

Players suspicious of this pre-fire in the Gulag, which took place in Game 5/8. pic.twitter.com/rmTdEfWVWK

— DEXERTO Intel (@DexertoIntel) November 2, 2021

The entire event was derailed as admins investigated claims of hacking. Ahzvm cooperated every step of the way in attempt to prove his innocence. After 30 minutes of heated debate, no concrete evidence could be backed up so the admins made a final call.

Ahzvm was cleared to play for the remainder of the event and the last two maps got back underway shortly after.

Before long, the ultimate winners were crowned as Rivs2 & Destroy took home the lion’s share of the prize.

The Last Dance in Verdansk Main Event teams

From Duos that advanced through the qualifiers to special Main Event players that received their own invites, the final leg of the competition was stacked across the board.

Below is the full list of players that dropped into the $75K Main Event.

Below is a list of all the duos that have qualified or been invited to the Main Event.

The Last Dance in Verdansk Qualifier 3

The Last Dance in Verdansk Qualifier 3 Placements (Top 10)

The Last Dance in Verdansk Qualifier 3 Results & Recap

Qualifiers 3 was the final chance for Warzone’s top talent to secure a spot in The Last Dance. Just five more positions were up for grabs in this round, along with the usual $25,000, so once again, every single player came out swigning.

Carrying their momentum over from a huge $75,000 Twitch Rivals win just 24 hours prior,  ItsEyeQew & Arrayyz managed to win the first map.

"We start tourneys with Ws"

Game 1 is taken by @Arrayyz and @itsEyeQew!

Strong push to close out the game. pic.twitter.com/Pdp3MwQAqj

— BoomTV (@boomtv) October 27, 2021

This time around, however, they couldn’t maintain their lead all the way through the event.

Other Duos like Mayappo & OtterEyes along with JoeWo & Bbreadman pushed ahead as the lobbies went by. Though ultimately, it was a huge effort from KenzRosey & aHTracT12 that secured the top spot overall.

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The Last Dance in Verdansk Qualifier 2

The Last Dance in Verdansk Qualifier 2 Placements (Top 10)

The Last Dance in Verdansk Qualifier 2 Results & Recap

With remaining spots in the Main Event quickly dwindling, teams continued to push the pace in the second qualifier. Stacked Duos like DiazBiffle & SuperEvan along with OPMarked & ShadedStep fired first as they took early leads from game one onwards.

Despite their experience in Verdansk and their huge followings, they weren’t the only players putting up insane numbers. Relative up and comers Ahvzm & SlideHD put their names in title contention with a huge 10-kill win in game four.

$25,000 Last Dance in Verdansk Qualifier 2

WINNERS@Ahzvm and @SlideHD_ have secured their spot in the $75,000 Finals! pic.twitter.com/gQsdak4j7F

— BoomTV (@boomtv) October 22, 2021

It was a close race among the top teams as Day 2 drew to a close, though ultimately, none could catch up this underdog Duo on fire. They cruised to the top of the standings and pulled away with a shocking one-point upset over DiazBiffle & SuperEvan to take not only the crown, but a coveted spot in the Main Event.

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The Last Dance in Verdansk Qualifier 1

The Last Dance in Verdansk Qualifier 1 Placements (Top 10)

The Last Dance in Verdansk Qualifier 1 Results & Recap

As one of the biggest events in Warzone history, each and every custom game is sure to be a banger. Duos are hungry for those Main Event spots, so it came as no surprise when action got off to a hot start on day one.

With the likes of Swagg, Aydan, Tommey, Dr Disrespect, and HusKerrs all dropping in, to name a few, the first qualifying round was absolutely stacked with elite Warzone talent.

After warming up in the first two maps, it was Swagg and his FaZe Clan Duo Booya that caught fire in map three.

Primo comms from @Swagg and @FaZeBooya

They win Game 3 of @boomtv's 1st $150k Warzone Last Dance Qualifier with… 21 kills 😳 pic.twitter.com/FR1h5XPW2l

— DEXERTO Intel (@DexertoIntel) October 20, 2021

Not only did Swagg and Booya collect the all-important custom lobby win, but they did so with 21 kills to their name. This launched them well into first place, with everyone else stuck trying to catch up for the remainder of the event.

Tommey and Almond just so happened to be up for the challenge. Two ridiculous maps in the final moments of day one had the Duo cruising through the rankings, all the way to the top spot. Not only did they finish first, but they pushed a whopping 17 points ahead of Team Swagg in second place.

The Last Dance in Verdansk Tournament Stream & Schedule

The Last Dance in Verdansk Format & Schedule

120 Duos all lined up to compete across three separate qualifying rounds, 40 in each. This included 35 pre-invited captains and five community teams, all of whom were picked from the NA region.

The top five duos in each round earned a cut of the $25,000 prize and secured their spot in the Main Event which boasted a further $75,000 cash prize.

The final round of action came to a close on November 2, marking the end of one of the biggest events in Verdansk’s brief history.

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