Edition 23 - 26.09.2023
SLE Weekly 5.8
Chi is awake
Good Chi's Road to Redemption: Yin and Yang Find Their Stride
The SLE witnessed a highly anticipated showdown in the early weeks of the split as the two Good Chi teams, Yin and Yang, faltered in their quest for dominance. Before the split, these sister teams were hailed as favorites to clinch the championship, but reality hit them hard as the competition began. Good Chi Yin kicked off with a 1-3 record, while Good Chi Yang stood at 2-2. The morale was low, and frustration was running high.
However, in Week 3, both teams staged remarkable comebacks, giving their fans a glimmer of hope. Good Chi Yang secured a victory against Project Imperior, while Good Chi Yin overcame Black Manta, leveling their records at 3-3/4-2. These impressive turnarounds now place both teams within striking distance of a coveted Top 5 spot, igniting optimism and excitement for the weeks ahead.
Good Chi Yin's Perspective: Cheffer Speaks
Good Chi Yin's ADC, Cheffer, provided insight into their resurgence. He emphasized that their struggles in the initial weeks didn't deter their confidence. The absence of key players during those early series affected their performance. Now, with their full roster and more cohesive drafts, Cheffer believes they can compete with any team in the league.
While last week's victory against Black Manta was a step in the right direction, Cheffer acknowledges that there's still room for improvement. He's motivated to display an even better performance next time they're in the spotlight.
Cheffer also expressed his gratitude for being named in the SLE Team of the Week, albeit with a playful nod to his "archnemesis," Buttner, for a deathless performance.
Looking ahead to their match against Beasts Team, a team with a superior record, Cheffer remains confident, believing they should emerge victorious if they bring their A-game.
Good Chi Yang's Perspective: Ruzu Speaks
Good Chi Yang's journey to redemption saw them achieve a winning record, a significant feat given their rough start. Ruzu, a key player on the team, indicated that they've identified and addressed their biggest mistakes, resulting in their impressive 2-0 victory.
As they prepare to face the Greasy Goblins, Ruzu expressed a calm and composed demeanor. The team's positive scrim results against their upcoming opponents have bolstered their confidence, making them less anxious about the matchup.
When asked about their finish this split, Ruzu was emphatic, exclaiming, "WE'RE GOING TO THE TOP BABYYY! GOOD CHI YANG NUMBA 1 WOOOOO." This statement reflects the team's determination to climb the rankings and contend for the championship.
Lastly, Ruzu discussed his preferences for the Single Elimination Rounds, expressing a desire to face Greasy Goblins, Project Imperior, and SlimOdds while aiming to avoid Blazing Pandas, Good Chi Yin, and Reval Lynx.
Conclusion: Yin and Yang Rising
The redemption stories of Good Chi Yin and Good Chi Yang serve as compelling narratives in the ever-competitive SLE. Their ability to overcome early-season obstacles demonstrates their resilience and potential to challenge the league's top teams. As they continue to refine their strategies and sharpen their gameplay, these sister teams might just fulfill the preseason expectations and make a resounding statement in the SLE.
With both teams eyeing a Top 5 finish and playoffs, the upcoming weeks promise thrilling matchups and intense competition. SLE fans eagerly await to see if Good Chi's redemption arc can lead them to championship glory.
Good Chi's Road to Redemption: Yin and Yang Find Their Stride
The SLE witnessed a highly anticipated showdown in the early weeks of the split as the two Good Chi teams, Yin and Yang, faltered in their quest for dominance. Before the split, these sister teams were hailed as favorites to clinch the championship, but reality hit them hard as the competition began. Good Chi Yin kicked off with a 1-3 record, while Good Chi Yang stood at 2-2. The morale was low, and frustration was running high.
However, in Week 3, both teams staged remarkable comebacks, giving their fans a glimmer of hope. Good Chi Yang secured a victory against Project Imperior, while Good Chi Yin overcame Black Manta, leveling their records at 3-3/4-2. These impressive turnarounds now place both teams within striking distance of a coveted Top 5 spot, igniting optimism and excitement for the weeks ahead.
Good Chi Yin's Perspective: Cheffer Speaks
Good Chi Yin's ADC, Cheffer, provided insight into their resurgence. He emphasized that their struggles in the initial weeks didn't deter their confidence. The absence of key players during those early series affected their performance. Now, with their full roster and more cohesive drafts, Cheffer believes they can compete with any team in the league.
While last week's victory against Black Manta was a step in the right direction, Cheffer acknowledges that there's still room for improvement. He's motivated to display an even better performance next time they're in the spotlight.
Cheffer also expressed his gratitude for being named in the SLE Team of the Week, albeit with a playful nod to his "archnemesis," Buttner, for a deathless performance.
Looking ahead to their match against Beasts Team, a team with a superior record, Cheffer remains confident, believing they should emerge victorious if they bring their A-game.
Good Chi Yang's Perspective: Ruzu Speaks
Good Chi Yang's journey to redemption saw them achieve a winning record, a significant feat given their rough start. Ruzu, a key player on the team, indicated that they've identified and addressed their biggest mistakes, resulting in their impressive 2-0 victory.
As they prepare to face the Greasy Goblins, Ruzu expressed a calm and composed demeanor. The team's positive scrim results against their upcoming opponents have bolstered their confidence, making them less anxious about the matchup.
When asked about their finish this split, Ruzu was emphatic, exclaiming, "WE'RE GOING TO THE TOP BABYYY! GOOD CHI YANG NUMBA 1 WOOOOO." This statement reflects the team's determination to climb the rankings and contend for the championship.
Lastly, Ruzu discussed his preferences for the Single Elimination Rounds, expressing a desire to face Greasy Goblins, Project Imperior, and SlimOdds while aiming to avoid Blazing Pandas, Good Chi Yin, and Reval Lynx.
Conclusion: Yin and Yang Rising
The redemption stories of Good Chi Yin and Good Chi Yang serve as compelling narratives in the ever-competitive SLE. Their ability to overcome early-season obstacles demonstrates their resilience and potential to challenge the league's top teams. As they continue to refine their strategies and sharpen their gameplay, these sister teams might just fulfill the preseason expectations and make a resounding statement in the SLE.
With both teams eyeing a Top 5 finish and playoffs, the upcoming weeks promise thrilling matchups and intense competition. SLE fans eagerly await to see if Good Chi's redemption arc can lead them to championship glory.
The Austrian Powerhouse
As the Split rages on, the competitive heat in the Summoner's Rift shows no signs of cooling down. Today, we're diving into a highly anticipated showdown between two formidable forces: Black Lotus Esports and Vitagen. Both teams have been on a rollercoaster of emotions and outcomes, and this match is poised to be nothing short of epic.
Black Lotus Esports, led by their team leader Glumiux, has been making waves in the League. Their recent performance has been impressive, making them one of the hottest teams in the competition. But with great power comes great responsibility, and Glumiux seems to have learned that lesson firsthand. His overconfidence led to a rocky 0/9/0 score in a previous match. The team, however, remains focused on staying neutral, and they aim to keep their momentum rolling.
Now, let's talk about the challengers, Vitagen. This team has been on a tear, going unbeaten since Week 2. But that doesn't mean they're taking this match lightly. Despite a 0-2 start in the first week, Vitagen has clawed their way back, and they've been on Black Lotus Esports' radar from day one. It's going to be a formidable showdown, and Glumiux recognizes the challenge they present. Nevertheless, he believes in his team's ability to secure the victory by staying focused on their gameplay and performing at their peak.
When asked if there are any specific teams he'd like to face, Glumiux's response speaks volumes about Black Lotus Esports' mindset. He's not fixated on any one team; instead, he wants to demonstrate that his team is the best, regardless of the opponent. This confidence and determination are the driving forces behind their impressive performances.
As for a message to their opponents today, Glumiux keeps it short and to the point: "Camped mid lane." This cheeky remark is sure to stir up excitement among fans and keep the rivalry burning bright.
So, as the Summoner's Rift prepares for another epic battle, all eyes are on Black Lotus Esports and Vitagen. Will Black Lotus continue their hot streak, or will Vitagen prove to be the ultimate challenge? One thing is for sure: this match is going to be a spectacle, and fans won't want to miss a second of the action. Stay tuned for what promises to be an unforgettable clash of titans in the SLE!
An undefeated rivalry
The Clash of Sanctuary Rivals: Black Manta vs. Make Inting Great
In the ever-competitive realm of the Summoner's Rift, rivalries are born, and legends are made. Among the storied rivalries of the SLE, one stands out as perhaps the most one-sided yet eagerly anticipated matchup in the league's history: Black Manta vs. Make Inting Great. These two Sanctuary teams have met numerous times, and their confrontations have always resulted in Black Manta emerging victorious. However, as they say, records are meant to be broken, and Make Inting Great is poised to make their mark on the history books.
The Historical Imbalance: 24-0
It's hard to ignore the historical dominance of Black Manta in this rivalry. Their record against Make Inting Great stands at an astonishing 24-0. While this record may loom as a psychological obstacle for Make Inting Great, they approach this match with determination and the desire to break the streak. The rivalry is seasoned, but this time, it feels different.
Black Manta's Perspective: Kaliber Speaks
Black Manta, currently sitting at a 1-5 record, might not have started the split as they envisioned. However, their team leader, Kaliber, remains confident in their abilities and the potential of their roster. Despite personal struggles in their previous match, Kaliber believes that with more practice and focus, they can return to peak performance.
Regarding the match against Make Inting Great, Kaliber acknowledges the historical significance of this rivalry. They see it as an opportunity to protect their honor and showcase their growth as a team. When asked about the immense pressure of their 24-0 record against Make Inting Great, Kaliber remains unfazed and predicts they will extend it to 26-0.
Make Inting Great's Perspective: Glunox Speaks
Make Inting Great had a strong start in their match against Snek Pack but faced a downturn in subsequent games. Glunox, their team captain, attributes this to adrenaline and a desire for revenge in their initial match, rather than flawless gameplay. Communication issues and the absence of their shot caller due to vacation also contributed to their recent struggles. Glunox sees Week 5, when their shot caller returns, as a potential turning point for their team.
Glunox acknowledges the unique nature of this rivalry as the "Derby of the Sea," featuring squids vs. mantas. He believes this time, they are more evenly matched than ever. Despite their 0-24 record, Glunox points out that this time, they are without the genius LRAT, which could change the dynamics of the match.
Playoff Aspirations
Both teams find themselves at the bottom of the SLE standings with identical 1-5 records. While their starts haven't been ideal, both Black Manta and Make Inting Great still harbor dreams of a top 16 finish that would secure them a place in the playoffs. Much will depend on their performance in the coming weeks and the return of key players.
Conclusion and Bold Prediction
As the two Sanctuary Teams clash once more, the anticipation is palpable. History may be against Make Inting Great, but this match feels different. With both teams struggling, it's a battle to regain their footing and climb the rankings. Whether Black Manta extends their record to 26-0 or Make Inting Great finally secures that elusive victory, one thing is certain: this rivalry adds an extra layer of excitement to the SLE.
Here's a bold prediction: This match could mark a turning point for Make Inting Great, and they might just secure their first-ever victory against Black Manta. The rift will be set ablaze, and fans won't want to miss this clash of Sanctuary rivals.
The Clash of Sanctuary Rivals: Black Manta vs. Make Inting Great
In the ever-competitive realm of the Summoner's Rift, rivalries are born, and legends are made. Among the storied rivalries of the SLE, one stands out as perhaps the most one-sided yet eagerly anticipated matchup in the league's history: Black Manta vs. Make Inting Great. These two Sanctuary teams have met numerous times, and their confrontations have always resulted in Black Manta emerging victorious. However, as they say, records are meant to be broken, and Make Inting Great is poised to make their mark on the history books.
The Historical Imbalance: 24-0
It's hard to ignore the historical dominance of Black Manta in this rivalry. Their record against Make Inting Great stands at an astonishing 24-0. While this record may loom as a psychological obstacle for Make Inting Great, they approach this match with determination and the desire to break the streak. The rivalry is seasoned, but this time, it feels different.
Black Manta's Perspective: Kaliber Speaks
Black Manta, currently sitting at a 1-5 record, might not have started the split as they envisioned. However, their team leader, Kaliber, remains confident in their abilities and the potential of their roster. Despite personal struggles in their previous match, Kaliber believes that with more practice and focus, they can return to peak performance.
Regarding the match against Make Inting Great, Kaliber acknowledges the historical significance of this rivalry. They see it as an opportunity to protect their honor and showcase their growth as a team. When asked about the immense pressure of their 24-0 record against Make Inting Great, Kaliber remains unfazed and predicts they will extend it to 26-0.
Make Inting Great's Perspective: Glunox Speaks
Make Inting Great had a strong start in their match against Snek Pack but faced a downturn in subsequent games. Glunox, their team captain, attributes this to adrenaline and a desire for revenge in their initial match, rather than flawless gameplay. Communication issues and the absence of their shot caller due to vacation also contributed to their recent struggles. Glunox sees Week 5, when their shot caller returns, as a potential turning point for their team.
Glunox acknowledges the unique nature of this rivalry as the "Derby of the Sea," featuring squids vs. mantas. He believes this time, they are more evenly matched than ever. Despite their 0-24 record, Glunox points out that this time, they are without the genius LRAT, which could change the dynamics of the match.
Playoff Aspirations
Both teams find themselves at the bottom of the SLE standings with identical 1-5 records. While their starts haven't been ideal, both Black Manta and Make Inting Great still harbor dreams of a top 16 finish that would secure them a place in the playoffs. Much will depend on their performance in the coming weeks and the return of key players.
Conclusion and Bold Prediction
As the two Sanctuary Teams clash once more, the anticipation is palpable. History may be against Make Inting Great, but this match feels different. With both teams struggling, it's a battle to regain their footing and climb the rankings. Whether Black Manta extends their record to 26-0 or Make Inting Great finally secures that elusive victory, one thing is certain: this rivalry adds an extra layer of excitement to the SLE.
Here's a bold prediction: This match could mark a turning point for Make Inting Great, and they might just secure their first-ever victory against Black Manta. The rift will be set ablaze, and fans won't want to miss this clash of Sanctuary rivals.
Linus' Top 5 Toplaners
In the SLE, the top lane is a battleground where titans clash, and individual skill can often be the difference between victory and defeat. As the league progresses through Split 5, one prominent figure in the SLE, Linus, has cast his judgment and ranked the top 5 toplaners. These players have displayed their prowess in the unforgiving top lane and have made significant impacts on their respective teams' fortunes.
1. Ant - Vitagen (4-2)
Ant, who secured the Rookie of Split 4 title, continues to assert his dominance in the top lane. His remarkable consistency, along with the only undefeated record with a 50% or more playrate, places him at the pinnacle of Linus' list. Ant boasts an impressive KDA and an uncanny ability to carry his team to victory time and time again. For Vitagen, Ant is not just a player; he's a cornerstone of success.
2. Zench - Good Chi Yin (3-3)
Zench's value to Good Chi Yin was evident when he briefly stepped out, leaving a noticeable void. With Zench in the top lane, the team operates on a different level. His deep champion pool and carry potential make him a standout player. Zench embodies the concept of a top laner who can single-handedly turn the tide of a game.
3. Losmurdereto - Reval Lynx (5-1)
Losmurdereto, hailing from Estonia, has been instrumental in Reval Lynx's exceptional performance this split. His adaptability shines through with a diverse champion pool and a versatile playstyle. Losmurdereto's contributions are undeniable, and he plays a pivotal role in Lynx's successes.
4. banarex - SlimOdds (3-3)
Banarex has been the driving force behind SlimOdds' competitive standing this split. A standout performance in Week 1 earned him the title of SLE Toplaner of the Week. Even in losses, banarex consistently outclasses his top lane opponents, showcasing his individual skill and game impact.
5. KayzMayz - Wacky Wraiths Y (4-2)
KayzMayz is a unique talent in the SLE. While his champion pool might be one of the smallest among toplaners, he excels with the few picks he chooses. What sets KayzMayz apart is his ability to win matchups that would typically favor his opponents. His knack for turning losing situations into victories is a testament to his skill and resilience.
Linus' Hot Take of the Week
In the world of competitive League of Legends, where predictions can go as wild as Baron steals, Linus has thrown another sizzler into the mix. This week, he's set the League ablaze with his audacious claim: "Reval Lynx will not reach the Championship Stage." Hold on to your chairs, folks; this one's a scorcher!
Currently sitting pretty atop the standings and the power rankings, Reval Lynx have been nothing short of a roaring inferno this Split. They've been snatching victories, leaving their opponents burnt and bruised. But Linus, our resident firestarter, begs to differ.
His reasoning? He insists there are at least five teams that are better suited for a deep run in the playoffs. That's right, folks, he's got some spicy opinions. Critics have been quick to label this take as outrageous, unreasonable, and just plain bonkers.
Reval Lynx's recent performances have been nothing short of legendary. They're perched at the top, with multimillionaire Che's wallet fueling their fire. This team has the budget of champions, and they've been proving it on the Rift. But Linus is unrelenting, unapologetic, and undeniably audacious.
Will Linus' fiery prediction come back to haunt him, or will he be proven right in the end? We're on the edge of our seats, popcorn in hand, ready to witness the blaze of this hot take unfold. Stay tuned, because the SLE never fails to deliver the unexpected. 🔥🎮💥
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