Recently, the second day of the eighth week of the 2022 LPL Spring Season regular season ushered in the V5 vs. BRG showdown. It is worth mentioning that before the start of this game, the absence of Uzi on the BLG starting list caused quite a stir. Fortunately, in the final game between BRG and V5, Uzi was once again on the verge of appearing. Unfortunately, although Uzi played quite well, it was a bit lackluster because of the BRG's lineup. In the end, V5 made it a two-way success, beating BLG with a 2-1 aggregate score.
Since it is Uzi who returns to the field again, the decider naturally becomes the focus of this round of competition. And even more interestingly, because Rookie and Uzi are very close to the total number of kills in the LPL. So this last game is also quite a bit of a fight for the LPL to kill the king. From the perspective of the lineup of the decider, V5 and BLG actually have more interesting BP. On the V5 side, Karsa took out the 988-day no-no, while the BRG side gave up Erpheus to V5 while Ban dropped Jinx. In such a situation, Uzi can only lock the hero EZ. From the perspective of the attributes of the lineup, the BLG lineup is more inclined to the early play rhythm type, and the lineup on the V5 side is more fierce in the middle and late stages. Although V5 side of Wei and Ahu are indeed a more classic combination on the field, there is still some attempt to take it out in the decider.
However, from the performance of both sides of the game, the early strategy of V5 is still quite obvious, that is, to protect Uzi all the way to play, and Uzi is also living up to expectations, and has achieved two "heads" of the Tianhu start. At the same time, V5's wild player Karsa was more confused in the early stage, which also made V5 fall into a relatively large disadvantage in the early stage. In addition, what is more interesting is that as the last player to use Wei in the competition, Ning Wang directly commented on Karsa's Wei in the process of interpreting this game, and Ning Wang said, "Karsa's Wei proficiency is not high, and even a little bit of entertainment." It is conceivable that Karsa's hand to beat Nobuya is actually a little merciful to his old teammate Uzi.
However, although BLG made a fairly good start, it was too greedy to tear down the second defensive tower under V5 early, which gave V5 the opportunity to fight back. Also because of this wave of team battles, V5 almost pulled back the disadvantages of the early stage.
The key team battle that almost determined the outcome of this game was in the battle for the fourth dragon, in this wave of team battles, because BPG's Ueno was restricted by Rich, even though BLG successfully won the Technology Dragon Soul, but lost the team battle, and also lost the key dragon. And as mentioned earlier, because of the gap between the two lineups, after V5 got the Big Dragon Buff, it was actually the power period of the V5 lineup. Although the BLG side has begun to use the point of the blue steel shadow to carry out single belt and contain the V5, the V5 rush to the BLG highland is more decisive. In the end, V5 still beat the BRG without any chance. From the final output panel, Uzi hit the highest damage in the whole game, which can be described as an effort. In addition, from Karsa's performance in the early stage of this game, it can also be regarded as trying to be merciful.
After the end of this game, as old teammates who once fought side by side, Karsa and Uzi also came to a long-lost and affectionate hug, and this hug also moved many LPL fans.
In the end, judging from Uzi's competitive state, it is still quite good. Unfortunately, in this inning, Uzi came up with an EZ that was really weak in the later stages. Of course, each lineup has a strong point in each lineup, but for BLG, they did not seize this strong point, which eventually led to defeat.
Dear friends, how do you think of Uzi's performance in this game?