4+1 = 5
9+11 = 20
So we get 3(4:1) + 2((9:11)/4)
12:3 + 4.5:5.5
16.5:8.5
33:17

Would be interesting, not enough inter-regional interaction right now, so it could really go anywhere!
Both teams could dominate, or it could be an incredibly tight match!

HLTV has a functioning fantasy system for tac shooters. Valorant isn't that different: players can easily get ratings for their KD, KDA, utility effectiveness, clutch ability, etc.

Shouldn't be too hard to implement!

EU has historically been the dominant region in the EMEA agglomeration. This is unlikely to change, as the region still has far more resources/funding/sponsorships etc to create a powerful roster. The CIS is good at tac shooters, but it's very aim-based, which isn't as prominent a feature in Valorant as, say, CS:GO.

IEM Cologne is the culmination of the ESL Pro Tour. It has been awarded Major status by ValvE in the past, and is the most iconic event in the CS:GO calendar. However, IEM Cologne 2021 was only an S-tier event: a CS:GO Major is a ValvE-specifically-sanctioned event, which this wasn't.

s1mple really didn't enjoy valo when he tried it out
The utility present in the game can be used to efficiently antistrat him, which he clearly wouldn't enjoy.
I feel like s1mple moving to valo is out of the question at the moment. To him (and to me too tbf), CS:GO is the game with the greater skill requirement, and has a higher value attached to aim. But if he moved to Valo, it'd be over for everybody else!

To be honest, the utility in Valorant is relatively straightforward. Considering the sheer raw talent on the team, they can take the #1 spot once B1ade gets a stratbook done. Although s1mple could get antistratted, having b1t and elec popping off like they are right now means that enough resources will be used against s1mple to give NaVi a sufficient advantage in all other aspects, once s1mple gets shut down.