try Embraces Opportunity with Legacy After Challenging Years

Santino "try" Rigal, the AWPer for Legacy, is enthusiastic about the opportunity to showcase his skills at the highest level after enduring a challenging few years in competitive esports. His recent performance has been promising, with an average rating of 1.17 as Legacy advanced from the EWC group stage, securing victories over teams like Ninjas in Pyjamas and MIBR, despite a loss to FaZe.

This tournament marks try's debut with Legacy, stepping into the AWP role previously held by Guilherme "saadzin" Pacheco. He is gearing up for his first playoff appearance at a major event since participating in ESL Pro League 20 nearly two years ago with Imperial. In a post-match interview, try expressed his happiness about returning to tier-1 competition, stating, "This is the first team where I'll have the chance to prove myself in tier-1."

Earlier this year, try transitioned from Imperial to Passion UA, but the project quickly disbanded. Despite having multiple offers from various teams, he chose Legacy due to his familiarity with some team members and the positive impression he had of their gameplay and leadership, particularly praising captain arT's strategic approach.

Legacy recently defended their CS Asia Championship title, and try sees this as a pivotal moment in his career. With Argentina set to host its first Major in Buenos Aires within a year, he is excited about the prospects ahead, stating, "I never imagined that there would be a Major in Buenos Aires." He hopes to help the team reach the playoffs, contributing to their goal of winning an international title.