Campeonato Mundial de la Temporada 6

NoFe - Rox Tigers Head Coach (ex Najin Shield Jgler)
Reapered - C9 Coach (ex azubu blaze top laner)

Reapered: Lets start H2k vs ANX match up. Frankly, both teams had relatively low expectations from the experts. However, H2K finished 1st place in their group and ANX almost finishes in 1st with a surprising win over rox but ended 2nd in their group. Rox came close to the point where they might get eliminated right?

NoFe: Yeah almost.

Reapered: They showed mysterious performance and an iron will to win. They also had some great interviews so they are probably the hottest team in the world championship right now

NoFe: Yeah and we contributed a lot for that.

Reapered: Of course

NoFe: So the topic people are interested right now would be how far will ANX go. Honestly, before the group stage, we did not even care about ANX. We watched several wild card teams match ups but i could not really see any strength within ANX and their performance was also not that great. Thus we did not care that much but it turned out that teams including us lost at least once against ANX.

Reapered: ANX has great support who undertakes reletively high share of team dmg as a support, and they also use non-mainstream champs like lucian and anivia so well. It seemed like they play well if they pick champions that suit their playstyle.

NoFe: Our jungler Peanut rarely admits the opponent jungler's performance, but after he played against PvPStejos, he acknowledged that PvPStejos's mechanics is no joke. He said he is really calm when he makes the plays and his accuracy of him dodging/firing skill shots is amazing. This is something I recognizes too. In addition, their mid, Kira, has very large champion pool. He sometimes used unpopular champions and showed great performance with them. Their support, Likkrit, picked unusual support champions and pressured the opponents successfully. Our support player was shocked by him, seeing that Likkrit starts with Refillable Potion without buying any pink ward. This allowed him to build items faster with the money he saved. Gorilla was inspired by this and he started buying the refillable potion at one point, so I had to yell at him to stop.

Reapered: I do that often in solo-rank.

NoFe: Of course and it benefits a lot when the game goes well.

Reapered: It is a snowball item. You save money in every recalls you make.

NoFe: Yeah and PvPStejos got a high praise from the casters so I dont think ANX will lose easily. They have to prove themselves they are strong since we lost. If they fails to prove, we will be embarrassed. Just my hope.

Reapered: so ANX uses lots of unusual picks right? so if they manage to bring one by one every match, I think the series might go well for ANX.

NoFe: Yeah I agree. However, ANX's weak point is their midlaner Kira. Of course he has huge champion pool, his mechanics are soso. He has to lane against Ryu, the boss of H2K. He is back in forms when he was right behind Faker.

Reapered: Right behind Faker lol was that necessary

NoFe: Anyways, when we scrimmed against H2K, Ryu's performance was amazing, so I thought H2K might surprise people in the tournament.

Reapered: In addition, when c9 practiced with H2K, our top Impact said Odoamne was the best laner among top laners he has met so far in the tournament.

NoFe: Wow, our top laner, Smeb, said the same thing.

Reapered: Yeah he showed even better performance in practice games especially in laning phase. H2K also has Godgiven, their ad carry. In practice, he showed that he can even carry harder than Deft in some games. Overall, I think we can say H2K is a great team.

NoFe: Carry potential from Ryu, monstrous laning phase from Odoammne and Forg1ven's talent of devil. With these 3 components combined, they might surprise all of us really hard. your predictions?

Reapered: H2K wins 3:1

NoFe: H2K wins 3:0 Despite great performance from ANX in group stage, I think they will be blocked by H2K pretty hard.

Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B_8doaXRKo8&feature=youtu.be