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HLTV.org has compiled a highlight reel to celebrate Vincent "⁠Brehze⁠" Cayonte's Most Valuable Player (MVP) award at ESL One New York 2019.

Brehze secured his second MVP medal in New York after impressing on his debut for Evil Geniuses, who won the $200,000 tournament by beating the No.2 team in the world, Astralis, in the best-of-five grand final.

The American rifler concluded the tournament with a 1.29 rating, the highest overall, beating off competition for the award from teammate Tsvetelin "⁠CeRq⁠" Dimitrov, who was hot on his tail with a 1.27 rating.

Brehze holding his second MVP medal

Brehze finished all maps that he played with above-average ratings, peaking against FaZe on Vertigo (1.66) and on the last map of the final, Nuke (1.54). He dominated several stats categories, including the KDD (+70) and KPR (0.84), and was among the best for ADR (84.2), percentage of rounds with at least one kill (53.0%) and headshots per round (0.46).

Press play below to witness some of Brehze's most exciting plays from ESL One New York, produced by Rama "djuhana" Djuhana:

You can rewatch all of HLTV.org's highlights, as well as previous episodes of the HLTV Confirmed show, by visiting our official YouTube channel.

United StatesVincent 'Brehze' Cayonte Vincent 'Brehze' CayonteAge: 21 Team: Evil Geniuses Rating 1.0: 1.12 Maps played: 787 KPR: 0.77 DPR: 0.67 EuropeFaZe #17 FaZeSwedenOlof 'olofmeister' KajbjerBosnia and HerzegovinaNikola 'NiKo' KovačNorwayHåvard 'rain' NygaardBrazilMarcelo 'coldzera' DavidLatviaHelvijs 'broky' Saukants BulgariaTsvetelin 'CeRq' Dimitrov Tsvetelin 'CeRq' DimitrovAge: 19 Team: Evil Geniuses Rating 1.0: 1.15 Maps played: 815 KPR: 0.76 DPR: 0.62 United StatesEvil Geniuses #3 Evil GeniusesEvil GeniusesUnited StatesVincent 'Brehze' CayonteCanadaPeter 'stanislaw' JarguzUnited StatesTarik 'tarik' CelikUnited StatesEthan 'Ethan' ArnoldBulgariaTsvetelin 'CeRq' Dimitrov DenmarkAstralis #1 AstralisDenmarkAndreas 'Xyp9x' HøjslethDenmarkPeter 'dupreeh' RasmussenDenmarkLukas 'gla1ve' RossanderDenmarkNicolai 'device' ReedtzDenmarkEmil 'Magisk' Reif
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