Korean Team KINGZONE DragonX Dominates at Mid-Season Invitational
Korean teams have been dominating the international League of Legends tournaments for years, and KINGZONE DragonX is no exception. After a disappointing performance last summer, they are back at the Mid-Season Invitational (MSI) and determined to claim victory.
KINGZONE proved their strength on the first day of the MSI main event by defeating the LPL’s Royal Never Give Up with a decisive victory. This win sent a clear message to other teams that they are not to be underestimated.
A Promising Start for KINGZONE
The tournament was expected to be a showdown between non-Korean teams Liquid and RNG. However, KINGZONE jungler Han “Peanut” Wang-ho quickly extinguished any hope for RNG with an early advantage.
By knowing the location of RNG jungler Liu “mlxg” Shi-yu, KINGZONE was able to make strategic plays and secure kills in the top lane with their Camille player, Kim “Khan” Dong-ha. They then swiftly moved to shut down RNG’s ADC Jian “Uzi” Zi-hao, further extending their lead.
Domination and Macro Play
KINGZONE’s dominance was evident throughout the game. Their superior performance across multiple lanes and impeccable macro play set them miles ahead of the competition. The match ended just past 37 minutes, showcasing their overwhelming strength.
The defeat against KINGZONE sent Liquid into a tilt, leading them to lose their next game against EVOS. RNG will try to avoid the same fate as they face EVOS tomorrow at 5am CT. Meanwhile, KINGZONE will strive to maintain their perfect record when they go up against Fnatic tomorrow at 4am CT.
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