With a great performance by Chovy, Gen.G beat T1 3-2 in an exciting series and won the two-stroke MSI championship
In the early hours of Sunday (13), Gen.G beat T1 from 3 to 2 in the final of MSI 2025 and Breaking, won the two -stroke championship of the competition. The team led by Chrovy came out in front, but saw its archival turn the game. With a Midlaner gala performance in the game 4 and Kin toplastic in the game Five, Gen.G got the turn, reaching its wind third consecutive victory, winning the title.
Game 1
The first game started slowly, with both teams that gave priority to caution, without exposing themselves into games to win Slaughter. Over the minutes, the two teams started creating more, exchanging objectives, but without anyone being able to take the front on the map.
In a struggle for the dragon, T1 was in a good position and exploited the wrong entry of Gen.G, guaranteeing two massacres and space for the Baron. With the buff, T1 advanced on the map, opening a golden advantage.
With the second baron, T1 advanced through the central and lower routes, focusing on the inhibitors and eliminating the players of Gen.G one by one until the destruction of Nexus.
Game 2
The second game had a more excited start, with the most proactive T1, which opens on Slaughter and Gen.g who return to the dragons. The two teams followed moving on the map, exchanging attacks, leaving the game totally tied.
The game followed a damned Salver, with both teams that went to the passage of the massacre, but with Gen.G it has always gone with more struggles in the fight, opening the advantage in gold and advancing on the map. With the Baron bonus, the superiority of Gen.G grew up even more, oppress the T1 attacks.
In a desperate attempt, T1 tried to engage, but the comedy did not come out as expected. Forter, Gen.G eliminated all five players and moved away from the lower route to the destruction of Nexus.
Game 3
The game started frantically, with both teams looking for exchange, but with players who come out with almost nothing of life. The sequence was like this until The Herald Fight, in which T1 mounted a perfect struggle, guaranteeing beyond the goal, ace and front of the game.
With real football, T1 continued to perform team fighting better, obtaining the goals of Atakhan and Mountain Soul. In a great advantage, T1 left for the Baron after mounted a great fight with a Quadrakill Gumayusi. With the buff, the Koreans interrupted the lower route towards the base, ensuring victory.
Game 4
Despite their slow pace, the teams have played a very demanding game. T1 was the one who started best, but over time it was Gen.G who started adapting better to his fights and gradually obtained an advantage on the map. The rhythm was strong by Gen.G, who left to conquer the Baron. With the buff, the Korean team started from the central road and, without difficulty, let the towers destroy the towns in the center of Nexus, drawing the series.
Game 5
The two teams entered the map with caution, but during the minutes, the two teams started creating good games and Gen.G was the one who took the first advantage with a little slaughter and neutral objectives. In a totally wrong call to Atkhan, T1 ended up starting and in the struggle of the struggle, the Gen.G obtained the massacre and space to achieve the goal.
Totally behind the game, T1 tried an initiation at the Baron, but the attack ended up having no effect and Gen.G reacted with two massacres and has still come out with the bonus, but not very advanced on the map.
With the second baron, Gen, G Rumou left the upper route and was advancing by lane, eliminating one of the T1 players, concentrating Nexus on victory, closing the series.
Source: Terra
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