Edition 13 - 18.06.2023
SLE Weekly 4.13
Vitagen dismanteling the Birdgang
In a one-sided affair, Vitagen emerged triumphant with a resounding 3-0 victory over Kakapo-Addax in the Lower Bracket Finals of the SLE Split 4 playoffs. The series showcased the sheer dominance of Vitagen, leaving little room for Kakapo-Addax to find success, despite occasional glimpses of promise.
Throughout the match, Vitagen showcased their prowess across the board, firmly establishing their superiority. The top lane clash between MAJINBU and Ant proved to be heavily one-sided, with MAJINBU struggling to withstand the relentless pressure exerted by Ant. Itchighoti, Vitagen's midlaner, dominated his lane counterpart Atserof, leaving Kakapo-Addax in a constant state of disadvantage. Additionally, Ghost, who is typically a strong performer for Kakapo-Addax, had an uncharacteristically weak series, further hindering their chances of mounting a comeback.
However, it was in the jungle and support positions where the most pronounced differences between the teams emerged. Loco, Vitagen's support player, demonstrated exceptional skill and precision on Blitzcrank, finding crucial hooks on key targets time and time again. This prompted Kakapo-Addax's Greed to attempt a Blitzcrank pick in Game 3, only to be overwhelmed by Loco's masterful performance on Rell.
The central storyline of the match revolved around the clash between JL and Dutchh in the jungle. Dutchh, renowned for his numerous accolades and accolades as the best SLE jungler in history, openly expressed his view that JL was overrated and questioned Kakapo-Addax's placement in the top three teams. Dutchh proceeded to back up his words with actions, completely dismantling JL throughout the series. Even when JL resorted to his signature champion, Pantheon, in Game 3, he struggled, accumulating double-digit deaths and seemingly contributing to the downfall of his team.
With their dominant victory over Kakapo-Addax, Vitagen now advances to the highly anticipated SLE Split 4 Grand Finals, where they will face off against Dolly5. The stage is set for an intense showdown between two formidable teams, each vying for the ultimate glory. Will Vitagen's unwavering dominance continue, or will Dolly5 rise to the occasion and claim the title for themselves? SLE fans eagerly await the conclusion of this thrilling split.
SLE Finals - Player Overview The SLE Split 4 Finals are fast approaching, and anticipation is reaching its peak as two formidable teams, Vitagen and Dolly5, prepare to clash on the grand stage. As the culmination of an intense and action-packed season, this highly anticipated showdown promises to deliver thrilling moments and showcase the exceptional skill and talent of the players involved. Both Vitagen and Dolly5 have proven their mettle throughout the split, navigating their way through intense competition to emerge as the top contenders for the coveted SLE championship. Here we will take a closer look at the exceptional players who will be representing their respective teams in this monumental battle. From star solo laners to crafty junglers, resilient supports, and lethal marksmen, the Split 4 Finals are set to showcase the very best that SLE has to offer. Join us as we delve into the lineup of each team, exploring their strengths, playstyles, and the impact they will undoubtedly have on the upcoming finals. Brace yourselves for an exhilarating clash of skill, strategy, and determination as Vitagen and Dolly5 go head-to-head to etch their names in SLE history.
Toplane: Tobba Taco - The Towering Titan
Joining Dolly5 during the split, TobbaTaco quickly made his mark as a force to be reckoned with. His dominant presence on the top lane has been instrumental in Dolly5's success, earning him consideration for the Toplane MVP alongside Ant. Known for his versatility, TobbaTaco excels on tank champions but can seamlessly transition to carry picks, such as Gwen, showcasing his adaptability and skill.
Jungle: Burgerlipper12 - The Cunning Predator
While Dolly5 initially started with Jonathan Isaac in the jungle, Burgerlipper12's arrival brought about a significant change. Since joining the team, Burgerlipper12 has been a catalyst for their success, favoring carry junglers like Kha'Zix, Graves, and Karthus. Tasked with going head-to-head against the legendary Dutchh from Vitagen, Burgerlipper12 showcased his potential in their first matchup and will undoubtedly be a key player to watch in the Finals.
Midlane: D Wowza - The Resiliant Maverick
D Wowza's journey in Split 4 has been a rollercoaster ride of emotions. Initially hailed as the most hyped rookie, his exceptional performances on champions like Talon garnered significant attention. However, as the split progressed, his form seemed to fluctuate, leading to internal disputes within Dolly5. Labeled as selfish and arrogant by an anonymous team member, D Wowza faces a crucial opportunity in what may be his last match in the SLE, where he aims to reclaim his reputation and contribute to his team's success.
Botlane: Shikiorin - The Unyielding Marksman
As the sole veteran of Dolly5, Shikiorin brings a wealth of experience to the team. Having previously played for Negative Mental Energy and Eternal Blizzard, both times falling short of reaching the finals, this is Shikiorin's first shot at the coveted SLE title. Despite a challenging start in Division 1, Shikiorin showcased his strength in the playoffs, demonstrating the potential to be a decisive factor for Dolly5. If he can maintain his form and secure his signature champions, Shikiorin could be the game-changer his team needs.
Support: Jesseija - The Enchanter's Maestro
Considered one of the most dominant supports in the league, Jesseija has garnered a reputation for his exceptional play. Often mentioned among the top three supports, alongside Flay2Day and Loco, Jesseija's proficiency in playing enchanters has been instrumental in protecting his team's carries. In a recent interview, he expressed his disbelief in other supports not embracing the enchanter meta, showcasing his strategic approach and dedication to his role.
Top: Ant - A Force to be Reckoned With
In the top lane, there is no denying the sheer dominance of Ant. Since joining Vitagen, he has wreaked havoc on his opponents, establishing himself as a true force to be reckoned with. Boasting an expansive champion pool that encompasses tanks, bruisers, fighters, and even surprising picks like supportive tanks, AD carries, and enchanters, Ant has consistently outclassed his adversaries. His commanding presence on the Rift, coupled with numerous Team of the Week Division 1 appearances and overwhelming support from the MVP voting, solidifies his status as one of the most formidable top laners in the league.
Jungle: Dutchh - Redemption and Triumph
Dutchh, the seasoned jungler of Vitagen, has endured the bitter taste of disappointment in past playoffs. However, this time around, he has silenced his critics and demonstrated his ability to excel under immense pressure. Starting the split with a penchant for tank champions, Dutchh later shifted gears, embracing carry junglers with remarkable success. His dominance in the jungle and unwavering determination make him a pivotal asset in Vitagen's quest for the SLE title. With his eyes set on securing his first championship, Dutchh is determined to showcase his true potential on the grand stage.
Mid: Itchighoti - Unleashing the Unexpected
Itchighoti, the mid lane prodigy, has carved out his own unique path with a penchant for unconventional picks and playstyles. Renowned for his mastery of champions like K'Sante (before it was cool), Itchighoti has quietly showcased his consistent prowess throughout the split. Flying under the radar of many, he possesses the ability to surprise opponents and deliver impactful performances when least expected. However, his struggles with invades into the enemy jungle present a challenge that he must overcome in order to leave his mark on this climactic showdown.
Botlane: Jomiie - Weakside King
In the bot lane, Jomiie steps onto the Rift with a point to prove. Last split, as a key member of CCG Theta Draconis, he played a significant role in propelling the team to the upper echelons of the league. Although the playoffs ended in disappointment, Jomiie now finds himself with a golden opportunity to shine as Vitagen's go-to weakside player. Displaying versatility and adaptability, he has showcased his ability to perform on a variety of champions beyond the confines of Seraphine. With his sights set on greatness, Jomiie aims to make a resounding impact in the Split 4 Finals.
Support: Loco - Steadfast Guardian & SLE Champion
Completing the roster is Loco, the steadfast support player who brings a wealth of experience to the team. Having already claimed the SLE title with Good Chi Gaming in a previous split, Loco is no stranger to the grand stage. Renowned for his exceptional play on champions such as Thresh and Rell, he possesses an innate ability to engage, protect, and orchestrate game-changing plays. Widely regarded as one of the top supports in the league, Loco's expertise and unwavering dedication make him a pivotal piece of Vitagen's championship puzzle. As he strives to etch his name in SLE history as the first player to win the title with two different teams, Loco's impact cannot be understated.
Toplane: Tobba Taco - The Towering Titan
Joining Dolly5 during the split, TobbaTaco quickly made his mark as a force to be reckoned with. His dominant presence on the top lane has been instrumental in Dolly5's success, earning him consideration for the Toplane MVP alongside Ant. Known for his versatility, TobbaTaco excels on tank champions but can seamlessly transition to carry picks, such as Gwen, showcasing his adaptability and skill.
Jungle: Burgerlipper12 - The Cunning Predator While Dolly5 initially started with Jonathan Isaac in the jungle, Burgerlipper12's arrival brought about a significant change. Since joining the team, Burgerlipper12 has been a catalyst for their success, favoring carry junglers like Kha'Zix, Graves, and Karthus. Tasked with going head-to-head against the legendary Dutchh from Vitagen, Burgerlipper12 showcased his potential in their first matchup and will undoubtedly be a key player to watch in the Finals.
Midlane: D Wowza - The Resiliant Maverick D Wowza's journey in Split 4 has been a rollercoaster ride of emotions. Initially hailed as the most hyped rookie, his exceptional performances on champions like Talon garnered significant attention. However, as the split progressed, his form seemed to fluctuate, leading to internal disputes within Dolly5. Labeled as selfish and arrogant by an anonymous team member, D Wowza faces a crucial opportunity in what may be his last match in the SLE, where he aims to reclaim his reputation and contribute to his team's success.
Botlane: Shikiorin - The Unyielding Marksman As the sole veteran of Dolly5, Shikiorin brings a wealth of experience to the team. Having previously played for Negative Mental Energy and Eternal Blizzard, both times falling short of reaching the finals, this is Shikiorin's first shot at the coveted SLE title. Despite a challenging start in Division 1, Shikiorin showcased his strength in the playoffs, demonstrating the potential to be a decisive factor for Dolly5. If he can maintain his form and secure his signature champions, Shikiorin could be the game-changer his team needs.
Support: Jesseija - The Enchanter's Maestro Considered one of the most dominant supports in the league, Jesseija has garnered a reputation for his exceptional play. Often mentioned among the top three supports, alongside Flay2Day and Loco, Jesseija's proficiency in playing enchanters has been instrumental in protecting his team's carries. In a recent interview, he expressed his disbelief in other supports not embracing the enchanter meta, showcasing his strategic approach and dedication to his role.
Top: Ant - A Force to be Reckoned With
In the top lane, there is no denying the sheer dominance of Ant. Since joining Vitagen, he has wreaked havoc on his opponents, establishing himself as a true force to be reckoned with. Boasting an expansive champion pool that encompasses tanks, bruisers, fighters, and even surprising picks like supportive tanks, AD carries, and enchanters, Ant has consistently outclassed his adversaries. His commanding presence on the Rift, coupled with numerous Team of the Week Division 1 appearances and overwhelming support from the MVP voting, solidifies his status as one of the most formidable top laners in the league.
Jungle: Dutchh - Redemption and Triumph
Dutchh, the seasoned jungler of Vitagen, has endured the bitter taste of disappointment in past playoffs. However, this time around, he has silenced his critics and demonstrated his ability to excel under immense pressure. Starting the split with a penchant for tank champions, Dutchh later shifted gears, embracing carry junglers with remarkable success. His dominance in the jungle and unwavering determination make him a pivotal asset in Vitagen's quest for the SLE title. With his eyes set on securing his first championship, Dutchh is determined to showcase his true potential on the grand stage.
Mid: Itchighoti - Unleashing the Unexpected
Itchighoti, the mid lane prodigy, has carved out his own unique path with a penchant for unconventional picks and playstyles. Renowned for his mastery of champions like K'Sante (before it was cool), Itchighoti has quietly showcased his consistent prowess throughout the split. Flying under the radar of many, he possesses the ability to surprise opponents and deliver impactful performances when least expected. However, his struggles with invades into the enemy jungle present a challenge that he must overcome in order to leave his mark on this climactic showdown.
Botlane: Jomiie - Weakside King
In the bot lane, Jomiie steps onto the Rift with a point to prove. Last split, as a key member of CCG Theta Draconis, he played a significant role in propelling the team to the upper echelons of the league. Although the playoffs ended in disappointment, Jomiie now finds himself with a golden opportunity to shine as Vitagen's go-to weakside player. Displaying versatility and adaptability, he has showcased his ability to perform on a variety of champions beyond the confines of Seraphine. With his sights set on greatness, Jomiie aims to make a resounding impact in the Split 4 Finals.
Support: Loco - Steadfast Guardian & SLE Champion
Completing the roster is Loco, the steadfast support player who brings a wealth of experience to the team. Having already claimed the SLE title with Good Chi Gaming in a previous split, Loco is no stranger to the grand stage. Renowned for his exceptional play on champions such as Thresh and Rell, he possesses an innate ability to engage, protect, and orchestrate game-changing plays. Widely regarded as one of the top supports in the league, Loco's expertise and unwavering dedication make him a pivotal piece of Vitagen's championship puzzle. As he strives to etch his name in SLE history as the first player to win the title with two different teams, Loco's impact cannot be understated.
Player's Top 5 - Split 4 Matches
The Split 4 of the SLE delivered thrilling matches and unforgettable moments, showcasing the talent and passion of the teams involved. As we take a nostalgic journey through the split, analyst Linus has handpicked the top five matches, each representing a different stage of the competition. From playoffs battles to divisional showdowns, these matches left a lasting impact on both the players and the fans. Let's delve into the excitement and relive the highlights of these epic clashes.
Good Chi Gaming vs Kakapo-Addax - Play-Offs Round 1 Upper Bracket: The first match on our list was a rollercoaster of emotions. Good Chi Gaming clashed with Kakapo-Addax in a high-stakes showdown. MAJINBU's exceptional Olaf performance in Game 1 set the stage for a fierce contest. In Game 2, the legendary Sovonix displayed his prowess, leading Good Chi Gaming to victory. However, it was Game 3 that stole the show, as Atserof delivered a career-defining play on Qiyana, securing the win for Kakapo-Addax and propelling Good Chi into the lower bracket. This series left fans on the edge of their seats and set the tone for the playoffs.
Black Manta vs White Tigers Esports - Division 2 Finals: The Division 2 Finals provided a captivating clash between Black Manta and White Tigers Esports. Black Manta had been the dominant force throughout Division 2, but their path to the title faced a hurdle in the form of White Tigers. The first two games- showcased Black Manta's dominance, only for White Tigers to stage a stunning comeback in the third game. However, in the fourth game, Black Manta rallied together, showcasing their resilience and securing their first SLE title. This series not only crowned a deserving champion but also unveiled the truth behind suspicions surrounding White Tigers' performance.
Hublibubs vs Par For the Rift - Division 2: Underrated yet captivating, the series between Hublibubs and Par For the Rift in Division 2 offered an intense display of skill and excitement. With four pentakills, three quadrakills, and five triple kills, these two teams showcased relentless determination. The games were closely contested, with both teams having opportunities to emerge victorious. Ultimately, the outcome rested on the shoulders of I wont Leash, who delivered standout performances and secured crucial multikills. This series proved that even in the lesser-known divisions, SLE teams can produce exhilarating moments.
Snek Pack vs Kakapo-Addax - Play-Ins: In the Play-Ins, the clash between Snek Pack and Kakapo-Addax delivered an epic 55-minute showdown that had fans on the edge of their seats. This exhilarating match had it all - from nail-biting solo kills to explosive team fights. The battlefield witnessed the presence of 1 Elder Drake by Snek and a staggering 4 Barons, all secured by Kakapo-Addax, demonstrating their strategic prowess. Notably, Saibottob on Illaoi set a record with the highest number of deaths in a single game, accumulating 14 deaths. The match accumulated an astounding ~198,000 gold, ~2,700 minions farmed, and a jaw-dropping total of 81 kills. Despite the fierce competition, Snek Pack emerged victorious, solidifying their position as the dominant force in the game.
Wacky Wraiths vs Snek Pack - Division 1: The German matchup between Wacky Wraiths and Snek Pack provided a captivating showdown. The Wacky Wraiths showcased promise, excitement, and dominance as they went head-to-head against Division 1 winners, Snek Pack. The clash between Cupcake and Spoeka, the bot laners for both teams, stole the spotlight in two enthralling games. The intensity of the competition highlighted the skill and potential of both teams, leaving fans eagerly anticipating future matchups.
The top five matches of SLE Split 4 were a testament to the incredible talent and passion within the league. From intense playoffs battles to divisional rivalries, these matches left a lasting impression on players and fans alike. MAJINBU's Olaf carry, Black Manta's triumphant comeback, I wont Leash's outstanding performance, Snek Pack's grueling victory, and the clash between Wacky Wraiths and Snek Pack were all memorable moments that showcased the competitive spirit of the SLE. As we look back on Split 4, these matches will forever be etched in the annals of SLE history, reminding us of the thrilling esports action that unfolded during this remarkable season.
Linus Hot Take of the Week ''Wowza will be the worst Split 4 Finalist''
In a shocking turn of events, renowned analyst Linus has ignited a fiery debate within the League of Legends community with his scathing hot take targeting Dolly5's midlaner, Wowza. With the highly anticipated SLE Finals just around the corner, tensions are running high as fans, critics, and players brace themselves for the ultimate clash of titans. But it seems that Linus has chosen to direct his focus on Wowza, predicting a dismal fate for the aspiring player.
Linus, known for his bold and often divisive opinions, claims that Wowza will go down in history as the worst player in this grand finale. Citing reasons that have sent shockwaves through the community, Linus contends that Wowza lacks the hunger for victory that drives his counterparts. He further asserts that the midlaner's inconsistency throughout the tournament has been a glaring weakness, leaving doubts about his ability to perform when it matters most. Linus's bold assertion reaches its pinnacle when he points out that Wowza tends to bear the brunt of the blame when Dolly5 falls short of victory.
However, critics have not taken Linus's controversial statement lightly. Many argue that his hot take borders on a personal attack on Wowza, questioning the validity and fairness of such an assertion. They contend that while Wowza may have had his ups and downs, singling him out as the weakest link disregards the overall team dynamics and the multitude of factors that contribute to a team's success or failure. In fact, some critics counter Linus's claim by suggesting that there is a far higher chance of Dutchh, Vitagens jungler, crumbling under the immense pressure that accompanies the finals.
As tensions escalate and the SLE Finals loom closer, it remains to be seen whether Linus's bold prediction will come to fruition or whether Wowza will rise to the occasion and prove the naysayers wrong. The stage is set for an epic clash, where legends will be made and history will be written. With the weight of expectations on their shoulders, Dolly5 and their enigmatic midlaner must now face the challenge head-on, determined to defy the odds and claim the coveted SLE title.
The clock is ticking, and the League of Legends world eagerly awaits the final verdict. Will Wowza emerge as the hero or succumb to the pressure? The answer lies on the Rift, as the drama unfolds in what promises to be an unforgettable battle for glory. Stay tuned for the climax of this gripping tale and witness firsthand who will seize the ultimate triumph in the SLE Finals.
Week 15 games
Wednesday 21.06 19:30 Dolly5 - Vitagen
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