G2 Esports go 0-5 after their 24 sport win streak received snapped, this time to a surging Saigon Buffalo workforce on Day 5 of MSI 2022.
Saigon Buffalo proceed their unprecedented streak of dominance by handing a decisive L to the faltering G2 Esports, who now have gone 0-5 after their 24 sport win streak. The European champions regarded anemic of their sport versus Saigon, missing the teamfighting moxie of days one and two to hold themselves out of an early sport previous deficit.
I used to be pleasantly stunned at seeing them drop their Kalista precedence in favor of the Kai’Sa – something I had been very adamant about in my recent post – however Flakked didn’t have one in all his ordinary wonderful video games on the champion, mistiming his Flash and getting killed off by Hasmed’s Aatrox close to Dragon to additional cement Saigon’s monstrous lead.
G2 received off to a superb begin with a beautiful degree 3 prime lane dive, utilizing Vladimir’s untargetability to drop turret aggro and safe the First Blood on Aatrox. Nevertheless, issues solely went south from there, with the G2 bot lane forfeiting a duo lane kill, compounded by a roam to mid lane to kill of Caps’ Anivia.
BeanJ was the comfortable benefactor of all of those kills, accelerating his Gwen jungle into a really early Riftmaker. The Buffaloes by no means relented from that advantageous place, with BeanJ utilizing the early gold injection to promptly take over the sport, utilizing Gwen’s invulnerability to separate up G2 members and burst them down with AOE nukes.
BeanJ has had a lukewarm MSI up to now however was simply the MVP of this sport, alongside a surging Froggy, who I had previously called the worst player of the Rumble Stage. It’s a disgrace this younger workforce is enjoying so effectively solely after they’ve been eradicated, however it’s nonetheless refreshing to see good League of Legends out of them, and I can not wait to see how their learnings from MSI will supercharge them as soon as they return to Vietnam.
BUSAN, SOUTH KOREA – MAY 24: Saigon Buffalo walks off stage after a victory match on the League of Legends – Mid-Season Invitational Rumble Stage on Might 24, 2022 in Busan, South Korea. (Photograph by Colin Younger-Wolff/Riot Video games)
