- 리그오브레전드 MSI 2024 브래킷 스테이지 결승 경기BLG vs GEN.G 1:3 젠지 승리
- 오늘 6시 드디어 기나긴 여정의 끝 MSI 2024 마지막 경기 BLG와 젠지의 결승전이 있었는데요! 출장다...
Today at 6 PM, the end of a long journey finally arrived.
The final match of MSI 2024.
The finals between BLG and Gen.G took place!
Interesting picks came out from the first set.
BLG banned Hway, Nidalee, Nautilus, Corki, and Aurelion Sol,
showing their focus on countering mid-lane champions, as expected.
Top laner Bin chose Twisted Fate.
Jungler XUN chose Xin Zhao.
Mid laner Knight chose Syndra.
ADC Elk chose Lucian.
Support ON chose Nami.
In response, Gen.G
banned Taliyah, Ahri, Vayne, Sejuani, and Maokai,
Top laner Kiin chose K'Sante.
Jungler Canyon chose Karthus.
Mid laner Chovy chose Yone.
ADC Peyz chose Senna,
and Support Lehends chose Tahm Kench.
Gen.G's picks, starting with Yone in the mid lane and Karthus in the jungle,
were truly impressive.
It was a strong opening statement.
From the very beginning, the matches were tense.
Both teams engaged in intense battles.
Both teams had their moments in the top lane,
with players trading blows effectively.
However, Canyon's Karthus truly shined.
With a fantastic ultimate, he obliterated BLG's players,
securing victory for Gen.G in the first set.
Gen.G took the first set.
BLG banned Corki, Aurelion Sol, K'Sante, Rumble, and Jax,
focusing their bans on Gen.G's top lane.
They picked Camille for top, Xin Zhao for jungle, Orianna for mid,
Varus for ADC, and Ashe for support,
choosing strong bottom lane champions.
In response, Gen.G
banned Anivia, LeBlanc, Nautilus, Ahri, and Taliyah,
mainly focusing on mid lane.
They chose Jax for top, Sejuani for jungle, Yone for mid,
Kalista for ADC, and Blitzcrank for support.
Chovy's confident Yone pick was truly impressive.
It was really cool to see.
Despite not being the best meta pick,
and having some inherent risk,
he confidently selected it.
It showed his unwavering confidence in his laning phase abilities.
It was evident that Chovy is a truly exceptional player.
Lehends' Blitzcrank pick was also a first for the tournament.
It made me anticipate an exciting second set.
The second set featured many exciting picks.
It was a really fun set to watch.
In the end, the second set also resulted in
a decisive victory for Gen.G.
BLG's Bin's Camille displayed some incredible plays throughout the match.
It seemed like the tide could turn at any moment.
However, Gen.G's bottom duo shone.
Lehends' Blitzcrank's incredible grabs continuously secured kills.
It was incredible.
Ultimately, Peyz's Kalista
achieved a phenomenal 27 kills and a Pentakill,
setting a new record for the most solo kills in an international tournament.
It was the highest kill count match in the history of MSI 2024.
It was incredible.
In the third set, BLG made a mistake during the ban/pick phase and failed to complete their final ban.
They only banned Aurelion Sol, Corki, Lucian, and K'Sante.
They chose Jax for top, Nidalee for jungle, Jayce for mid,
Senna for ADC, and Tahm Kench for support,
opting for a powerful poke composition.
It was a bold approach.
Gen.G banned Tristana, Camille, Nautilus, Ahri, and Taliyah.
They chose Rumble for top, Lee Sin for jungle, and Syndra for mid.
Kalista for ADC, and Ashe for support.
The third set was another intense battle.
During the early laning swaps, BLG's top and jungle excelled and gained an advantage.
Both teams focused on pushing and securing objectives.
In teamfights, Nidalee and Jax's incredible plays shone.
Senna and Tahm Kench's initiation and Jayce's devastating poke damage were instrumental in BLG's victory.
BLG secured the victory for the third set.
In the fourth set, Gen.G banned Taliyah, Ahri, Lucian, Kalista, and Varus, primarily targeting ADC champions.
They chose Rumble for top, Lee Sin for jungle, Azir for mid,
Senna for ADC, and Maokai for support.
BLG banned Jax, Syndra, K'Sante, Aurelion Sol, and Corki.
They chose Camille for top, Nidalee for jungle, Tristana for mid,
Jinx for ADC, and Nautilus for support,
going with a double ADC composition with strong champions.
Gen.G almost lost due to a backdoor attempt.
It looked like the series might extend to a fifth set.
However, through superior teamfights and strategic play,
Gen.G secured victory in the fourth set.
They won their first-ever international championship.
Gen.G lifted the MSI 2024 trophy.
The final set was incredibly exciting.
It was such a fun match.
Following yesterday's T1 match, today's match also had the potential for a 5-game series.
I thought we would hear Silver Scrapes again, but it ended in the 4th set.
Gen.G had been consistently in the lead and appeared to be on the verge of victory.
However, despite this, BLG, especially top laner Bin,
pulled off incredible plays that turned the tide of the game multiple times.
It was a fantastic display of skill.
I noticed this in yesterday's semi-final as well, but Bin is an exceptional player.
His performance and his mentality are remarkable.
He's truly an amazing player.
After 7 years, the LCK has finally won the MSI trophy again.
The champions of MSI 2024 are
GEN.G!
Gen.G won their first-ever international championship.
They also secured a direct ticket to the World Championship and a seed.
Congratulations!
I usually focus on the bottom lane while watching matches.
But today, especially in the second set with Blitzcrank and the final set with Maokai,
Lehends' performance was truly incredible.
He played exceptionally well.
Gen.G, who won the MSI 2024 trophy,
worked incredibly hard for this win.
They elevated the standing of the LCK.
Although they lost to BLG in yesterday's semi-finals, they got their revenge and redeemed themselves.
Congratulations on your hard work, Gen.G!
And to our T1 team, you worked hard and did a great job as well.
Next month, the LCK Summer season will begin.
I hope everyone gets some good rest and relaxation.
I look forward to seeing everyone back in action with renewed energy and great performances in the new season!
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