Before the Fase Suíça do Worlds 2026, Duduhh made one point very clearly: LOS are not coming into the tournament feeling outclassed in the basics. The ADC of LOS said the team “não fica atrás em mecânica” and believes the group are better prepared after resting ahead of the Swiss Stage.
The interview with Mais Esports comes at an important moment for LOS, who are being framed as Brazil's last hope at Worlds 2026. Duduhh's comments were not about hype or surprise alone. They were about confidence in the work already done, the strength of the team environment, and the feeling that LOS can compete on equal terms when the tournament begins.
Why Duduhh believes LOS can compete
Duduhh's explanation was straightforward. He pointed to unity, coaching experience and aggressive early-game play as the foundations that give LOS belief heading into the Swiss Stage. In his view, the team are not relying on one lane, one play, or one moment. They are leaning on a collective identity that has been built over time.
That matters because international tournaments often expose weak structures quickly. Duduhh's message was that LOS do not see themselves as a team trying to survive mechanically. They believe they can match opponents in raw skill, while also bringing the kind of coordination that comes from trust and preparation.
Fatigue was real, but the break helped
Duduhh also spoke honestly about how difficult the final stretch had been. During the final and the Relegation against KaBuM, he said fatigue weighed heavily on him. That makes his recent tone more significant, because he now says he is handling everything much more comfortably.
“O cansaço pesou bastante,” he said, before adding that he is now “chill” and more at ease. He also made clear that the rest period helped, saying: “A gente descansou um bocadinho também, então estou bem mais preparado.”
That is the key point for LOS. The team are not arriving at Worlds 2026 simply relieved to be there. They are arriving with a clearer mind, better physical condition and a stronger sense that their level belongs on the international stage.
LOS' challenge in the Swiss Stage
The pressure will still be obvious. Brazil's last hope will be measured against stronger opposition and faster decisions, where any hesitation can cost dearly. But Duduhh's comments suggest LOS are not approaching the Fase Suíça do Worlds 2026 with fear.
Instead, they are backing their mechanics, their coaching and their unity. For a team stepping into one of the toughest formats in the game, that belief may be just as important as any individual performance.
