the League of Legends World Championship has something to keep fans happy, and not just through competition and official matches. The fact that the best players on the planet train in the same place leads to team actions in ChampionsQ, the solo queue where the various competitors train, as well as some of the best North American players.
It’s not that these cracks don’t play SoloQ for the rest of the year quite the opposite, but right now all eyes are on them. As a result of this heightened attention, highlight videos are released almost daily. Incredible actions that can sometimes even eclipse the level of play of the official tournament, due to the level of some professionals.
Gumayusi against the world
It’s been a while since Gumayusi landed in the team of T1. After taking the place of a historical player like Teddy, he became the spearhead of many compositions of the South Korean team. Since his first appearances his talent is no longer to be proven, he can sit at the table of world class ADCs. The action shown in the video above is the best proof of this.
In the clip uploaded to the League of Legends subreddit by user KerbleWasTaken, the South Korean player can be seen giving a lesson in Lucian . As his team is about to drop a Nashor that could be crucial in turning the game around, Gumayusi rushes into the area to finish off four enemies in spectacular fashion. Alone against the world, he uses all his abilities, including the active one of his mythical object, to finally save the day, and put his team back on track. His teammate’s comment at the end of the video is unequivocal: “OMG, he’s just better.“
Can Upset beat him again?
After the first round of the group stage, Gumayusi has the third best KDA among all shooters with 8.8 ; behind Gala and its spectacular 40, as well as the brilliant Comp which peaks at 13 from KDA. He shone with Kai’sa and Sivir in T1 wins, posting an aggregate score of 16/0/16. The only downside: the mediocre 1 / 4 / 2 achieved with Aphelios during the defeat of T1 against Fnatic.
If we compare the individual statistics of each of the two players, it is clear that Gumayusi has the advantage. Upset don’t outclass it in no field, and it does seem that the ADC of the T1s is a bit better than the European. Hope is still allowed, because although there is a slight difference, it is also not a gap. If Fnatic decides to draft again so as to give their botlane the advantage, then Upset can regain the advantage. It remains to be seen if the T1s will once again fall into the trap, and if the Fnatic sololanes will be able to hold up against the South Koreans.
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