LPL's first mid-laner changed hands, challenging Faker for the first time! T1 created a huge upset, and its strength suddenly evolved

Hello LPL viewers and League of Legends summoners, this is the World Game Exchange.

The final winner of the second stage of the LPL region was AL, who showed a better competitive form against BLG, defeating the opponent with a score of 3-1 and becoming the No. 1 seed in the LPL region.

Shanks also successfully suppressed Knight in the mid-laner position and became the new No. 1 mid-laner in the LPL.

LPL's first mid-laner changed hands and successfully defeated Knight

Shanks thanked his parents in an interview after winning the winner yesterday, and looked back on his career journey, and was very emotional, bluntly saying that the most correct decision in his life was to choose to play professionally five years ago, and Shanks has experienced a lot of failures along the way, from WE to AL, Shanks has never been able to make a corner.

This year, AL has assembled such a championship team, and they have achieved their ultimate dream with the greatest efforts, winning the championship/winner for the first time in team history.

Looking back on the game, the reason why AL was able to win, Shanks took the credit, completed the single kill of Knight in the game, successfully defeated Knight with excellent individual performance, and became the new No. 1 midlaner, in fact, as early as the previous confrontation between the two teams, Shanks had already completed the suppression of Knight's performance.

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Knight's form in the top-level matchups this year has dropped a bit compared to previous years, but in such a situation, it is fortunate that a midlaner like Shanks can rise, and compared to the little cream in the first stage, Shanks looks like he has a better chance of proving himself on the world stage.

Challenging Faker for the first time, T1 created a big upset

It is worth mentioning that in today's LCK three-in-two stage matchup, T1 created a huge upset, swept and defeated their arch-rival HLE with a score of 3-0 to complete the magnificent revenge, this battle T1's strength suddenly evolved, and the victory over HLE also means that they will advance to MSI as the second seed.

There are no finals in the LCK format, which means that all the matches in their second stage have already ended, just waiting for MSI to start.

After Faker advances, the LPL's Four Emperors midlaner Shanks will challenge Faker for the first time at the Worlds.

Many viewers can't wait to see what kind of picture the LPL new champion mid-laner will have against Faker, you must know that Faker has played countless self-proclaimed geniuses and infinitely optimistic mid-laners throughout his career, and Faker has the last laugh in most competitions.

And Shanks no longer knows how many generations of LPL are midlaners, and they carry the banner of LPL to challenge Faker.

Looking back on the past, countless memories come to mind, White, Corn, Cool, Godv, Xiaohu, Xiye, Yagao, Knight and other LPL mid-laners from generation to generation continue to challenge Faker, and basically ended in failure in the more important S tournaments.

T1's strength has evolved again, and the MSI arena is full of highlights

Before the game, few spectators were optimistic that T1 would advance, and not many spectators would expect Doran to help the team win the game with a good performance, but the direction of the game surprised all the spectators, and Doran was elected the MVP of the entire series, becoming the best player on the team.

Even if you don't look at the content of the game, you say that Doran is the best player in T1, then T1 will hardly lose, because Doran is considered to be T1's biggest weakness in the regular season, and the biggest shortcoming has become a dominant road, and the blow to the opponent can be imagined.

In terms of game content, T1 is almost a state of crushing the handle, HLE's top match state is nothing, Zeus was killed by Faker alone, and was killed in seconds before the team battle began, Doran played perfectly in the second game Abesa, 1V2 single-kill Zeka, team battle cut down three kills, and the final game T1 played a dream start and easily took it away.

Personally, I think the most regrettable point of this year's LCK is that there is no finals arranged, so let such a T1 and GEN play to see what the result will be.

And this just left a suspense for the audience, AL on the LPL side is better than BLG, and it's hard to say on the LCK side, there will be a lot of highlights in every meeting between each other, and the excitement can be imagined.