Brasil Open - Qualify: how the tournament went
The full numbers from Brasil Open: podium, individual standouts and the matches that decided it.
Brasil Open has come to an end, in Arena 7 - Belo Horizonte, on 21 June 2026.
Areia Score tracked 3 matches play by play, logging 199 actions. Below: every matchup in detail, the individual standouts and the full stat line of each team.
Matchup by matchup
The round featured 3 matchups. Here is how each one was settled, game by game, with the players who carried the attack and the defense.
Fernando e Gui v Kaique e Kauan
Kaique e Kauan beat Fernando e Gui 18 x 14.
32 points were played across the matchup. Kauan was the top scorer with 10 attack points; Kauan was the top defender with 5 digs; Kauan was the most efficient attacker at 61.5% conversion (8 points from 13 attacks).
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Kaique e Kauan v Pablo e Dudu
Pablo e Dudu beat Kaique e Kauan 20 x 18.
38 points were played across the matchup. Kaique was the top scorer with 10 attack points; Dudu Andrade was the top defender with 10 digs; Dudu Andrade was the most efficient attacker at 56.3% conversion (9 points from 16 attacks).
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Kaique e Kauan v Kuka e Torres
Kuka e Torres beat Kaique e Kauan 18 x 15.
33 points were played across the matchup. Kaique was the top scorer with 10 attack points; Kaique was the top defender with 5 digs; Kaique was the most efficient attacker at 76.9% conversion (10 points from 13 attacks).
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Individual standouts
Top scorer: Kaique, 26 attack points for Kauan e Kaique.
Best conversion: Kaique, 68.4% conversion (26 points from 38 attacks).
Top defender: Kaique, 17 defenses across 3 matches.
Foot points (shark): Kaique, 24 points.
Head points: Dudu Andrade, 6 points.
The matches that mattered
Biggest comeback: Kaique e Kauan came back from 1 points down to beat Fernando e Gui 18 x 14.
Longest match: Kaique e Kauan 18 x 20 Pablo e Dudu, 38 points played in total.
Every team's stat line
Everything the scout logged per team: score, attack, defense, blocks and errors. Attack, defense, blocks and errors add up the whole squad and count only the matches that were scouted.
| Team | P | W | Points for | Points against | Attack points | Defenses | Blocks | Errors | Conversion |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Kuka e Torres | 1 | 1 | 18 | 15 | 14 | 2 | 1 | 1 | 60.0% |
| Pablo e Dudu | 1 | 1 | 20 | 18 | 16 | 16 | 0 | 4 | 53.3% |
| Kaique e Kauan | 3 | 1 | 51 | 52 | 44 | 27 | 0 | 13 | 60.0% |
| Fernando e Gui | 1 | 0 | 14 | 18 | 9 | 3 | 1 | 2 | 44.4% |
P = matches played, W = wins. Conversion is the ratio of attacks that scored to attacks attempted.
The tournament in numbers
- 3 matches analyzed
- 199 actions recorded
- 131 attack points
- 48 defenses
- 20 unforced errors
- Head attack: 23 points from 57 attempts (40%)
- Foot attack: 53 points from 67 attempts (79%)
The tournament wrapped up
The broadcast of this tournament has already reached 361,552 views on YouTube, across 3 videos.
Every match of Brasil Open is available with full point-by-point statistics on the tournament page.
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