The list of the German Cup is out.
The "gods" who set off a huge wave of social networks because of the comeback did not come on. Although I had expected it, I still felt a little out of place.
God's new owner, BLG, gave the explanation for the first time:
The Uzi players have just entered training, and the team and the players themselves want to appear in front of the LPL audience in better shape, so they decided to miss the Demacia Cup.
This seems to make sense.
But Uzi himself also revealed the reason for the absence during the live broadcast. Mainly for some special reason, he did not play. He is very confident in his own strengths and does not think he needs to practice alone.
That's a problem.
The management of the BLG region and Uzi herself have different abilities.
In this regard, some netizens speculated:
Uzi's contract issues have not been fully resolved. The BLG region has successfully signed the Uzi Treaty and officially declared it. In fact, it comes at a huge price.
This statement is correct to some extent.
Another netizen further speculated:
Even next spring, Uzi may not be able to race. Maybe the summer race will really be played.
Still, I don't think this guess is reliable.
But whether the truth is true or not, the fact that the Uzid Cup doesn't work does worry many.
Will it really be "a poetic feeding of the dog" in the end?
Fans thought it was a comeback of The Gods, and Uzi also showed the momentum of "making a comeback".
But what if the final truth is the opposite, Uzi is just a "golden signboard" bought by Xiao Broken Station, valuing his fame and traffic, rather than really wanting him to play?
In the world of capital, anything is possible.
So I said Uzi wasn't a good choice for the German Cup this time.
Uzi himself, in particular, says he has no problems with his own strength and believes he can do it
BLG management talks about "training needs to be precipitated" and "facing the audience at its best"... These words are hardly convincing.
At the very least, there was a problem with Uzi's communication with the BLG management.
The club felt he couldn't do it, the players thought they could.
In fact, there is no terrible difference in strength, and you can see the truth directly by playing in the German Cup.
Maybe BRG didn't dare to let Uzi take this risk, afraid that in case, Uzi did not play in the German Cup, so that the BPG's "Galactic Battleship" sank before it set sail?
The truth is hard to guess.
Either the club and the players speak in unison, saying that they are not playing in order to "precipitate training"; or they follow the players' wishes and directly let Uzi try his hand in the German Cup first.
If you bought "God" really to let him play, just afraid of messing up, it is actually the most appropriate to test the waters in the German Cup first, otherwise in the spring and summer, it is a big thing that concerns the whole club to get the LPL championship and S tournament tickets.
Do you really have to wait until that time to let Uzi play, win is God, lose will sink forever?
It's hard to understand this wave of BLG operations.
Honestly, even without all sorts of crooked intestines, it's not a good thing that Uzi doesn't beat the German Cup.
Unless Uzi's strength is really problematic, he's better off going to the German Cup and getting familiar with the rhythm of the game than going straight to Spring and Summer.
After all, Uzi hadn't played in two years. What he needs most now is to find the feeling of the game.
Every competitive opportunity is invaluable.
So it's a good opportunity to adapt, but it's in vain.