MSI 2022 is the 4th time the LPL region has a representative to advance to the finals at this tournament.
Coming to the first semi-final of MSI 2022, the gaming community was expecting an intense and dramatic match between Royal Never Give Up (RNG) and Evil Geniuses (EG). But contrary to expectations, RNG won an overwhelming 3-0 victory over the LCS representative.
In the first game, RNG won the absolute victory when he outperformed EG by a huge distance: Nearly 20,000 coins, 2 Elemental Dragons, 21 kills, 11 towers, etc. Even RNG almost had one perfect match if Wei doesn’t get knocked down and doesn’t lose 1 dragon.
Highlights RNG vs EG [Game 1][Knock Outs][MSI 2022][27.05.2021]
In the 2nd game, the game was a bit “brighter” for EG when this team managed to drag more than 25 minutes of the game with a lot of kills and equipment for the mains Ahri and Jinx. However, when important teamfights broke out, RNG still showed outstanding bravery and defeated EG.
RNG vs EG Highlights Game 2 Semifinals MSI 2022 Royal Never Give Up vs Evil Geniuses by Onivia
In the last game, EG decided to keep the frame in the top half of the map and only change the selection for the bot lane. This time, EG played very resiliently when bringing back a series of advantages such as Baron, Elder Dragon, kill points, etc. and had moments of opportunity to win. But in the end, EG still fell because of a wrong move by EG jojopyun, which resulted in EG losing and losing this BO5 match.
RNG’s win was pretty tough in game 3.
RNG finished the semi-final with a 3-0 result against EG.
With this result, RNG will be the first team to advance to the finals of MSI 2022, the winner of the remaining semi-finals (T1 vs G2 Esports) will advance to compete for the MSI 2022 championship with RNG.
Previously, the LPL region had 3 times to reach the finals at MSI and the winning rate of this region is 100%, of which RNG has won MSI twice in 2018 and 2021. So the community is expect T1 or G2 Esports to “rewrite history” in the upcoming finals.
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