His career as a player is considered the history of LoL E-Sports – Lee “Faker” SangHyeok – The man with the title of the player who attended the most MSI expressed his determination to raise the MSI 2022 trophy during his visit. his 5th family.
MSI 2022 is the second confrontation between Korea and Japan, Faker has looked back at the DFM confrontation with a rather cold assessment of “imperfect” and reaffirmed his determination once again.
On May 12, on the 3rd day of the MSI 2022 tournament in the group stage held at the Busan Exhibition and Convention Center (Korea), with the overwhelming advantage of the top mid laner T1 won. win within 24 minutes. This victory helped T1 and Faker get unbeaten in the first leg. On the other hand, DFM has to receive 2 losses and 1 win.
In an interview with OSEN, Faker said: “We won 3 matches in the first leg of the group stage, but there still seem to be many regrets. Winning is of course also important, but in an important situation where we need to improve our performance, today’s match against DFM was not perfect, so I feel even more regretful.”
Player Lee “Faker” SangHyeok
Faker mentioned the 35ms ping from the opening game, but he also focused more on improving his performance.
On that day of competition, Faker defeated Ahri in the hands of YaHaLong with 2 solokills with his signature champion – Leblanc. At the end of the game, while pushing bot lane alone, Faker attracted all the enemy players to him and bought time for his teammates to destroy the house.
“Leblanc is often picked against Ahri. I chose this champion because it fits the squad. The fans are very interested in the Korea-Japan confrontation so my determination to win is very strong. Overall, I will try to focus more and minimize mistakes as much as possible.” – Faker shared about his choice.
In addition, Faker also added: “If we go to the next round, I think we will meet G2 and RNG, the teams that are very strong at the moment. I think they are interesting opponents. It’s still in the MSI stage but I feel a bit sad, I want to show the fans the progress and the championship scene.”
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