The night of the beating I want to die? TES was beaten by G2 to a clean sheet, how many shameful records did it play?

囧王者小迷妹

2024-05-14 21:31Published in Hubei

League of Legends S14 Mid-Season Championship Invitational Tournament, on May 14th, finally played a shocking game - the second seed of LPL, TES, who was given high hopes, was swept by the first seed of LEC G2 with a score of 3-0 in the lower bracket game, stopping at the top six of MSI, and playing the fierce "I want to die night"

So how many shameful records did Taobo's failure have? Let's take a look at it with big data and see how many people have been nailed to the pillar of shame from top to bottom in TES in this failure!

The old rule, the following data are based on fait accompli, welcome to discuss, please do not spray for no reason!

First, with a big defeat record, Jackeylove was once again beaten into a background board! After TES was kept clean by G2 and stopped in the top six, the AD player in the team, JackeyLove, became the first LPL player to lose to the LPL players in the four major regions of LPL, LCK, LEC and LCS in the international BO5 event! For those who are familiar with the history of LPL e-sports, you should still remember that the last time our LPL was so humiliated in MSI was in the S9 season, that time it was iG who was beaten by TL, and that time there was also Jack. Then, this time, Jack was beaten into the backdrop again, unlocking the achievement of the four major divisions. You're there, Jack!

Second, LPL Grand Slam players, swept by the LEC twice! After TES was swept by G2 and stopped in the top six of MSI. The TES team's auxiliary player Mei Buckle also became the first player in the LPL region to be swept out of the international BO5 event twice by the LEC team. The last time he was swept by the LEC team, the S6 World Finals, EDG lost 0-3 to FNC and stopped in the quarterfinals. Sure enough, after Jack was beaten into the background board again, the sister buckle player was also beaten into the background board!

Third, stopping at the top six, TES refreshed the worst record in the history of MSI in the LPL region! TES's record in the top six at MSI also became the worst record in the history of MSI in the LPL region. The previous worst record was the MSI semi-finals held by WE and RNG, and now they have a successor. To put it bluntly, this defeat of TES is, in a sense, more humiliating than RNG's defeat by G2 at the S8 Worlds!

Fourth, after a lapse of six years, G2 has made a big deal for LPL. After TES was kept clean by G2, G2 easily advanced to the semi-finals. This BO5 victory is also the second time that G2 has defeated an LPL team in an international BO5 event since 2018. The last time G2 defeated an LPL team in an international BO5 event was back in the 2018 World Finals quarterfinals, when G2 fought hard to defeat the then favorite and LPL No. 1 seed RNG in five games with a score of 3-2. Talk, talk, last time you lost to the Vietnamese team, you made a big one; This time you've made a big one again. From teams to players, refresh the minimum limit one by one!

Fifth, in the history of MSI, LPL has only lost 5 BO5 foreign wars, of which Jackeylove has personally participated in three times. In the nine-year history of MSI, as of May 14, 2024, the LPL region has lost a total of five BO5s, namely RNG vs. SKT in the S6 season, WE vs. G2 in the S7 season, iG vs. TL in the S9 season, and TES vs. base in the S14 season, TES vs. G2. Should I say that Jack played too much, or did I say that the MSI results before the LPL were too good? Maybe it's greatness, needless to say?

Forget it, after TES lost to G2, there must be a lot of records to refresh the lower limit, and the embarrassed king hasn't finished collecting, so when there is a new one, I'll update it to everyone! We won't delay G2 to ask UZI to play a training match, it's just against the sky!

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