The WashUp: ROX vs SKT – The Final – Part 1
In this two-part series, we will analyze the pre-game and post-game aspects of the Champions Korea 2016 Spring Final between ROX Tigers and SKT T1.
Golden Days
In 2014, top lane champions like Shyvana and Renekton dominated the scene and players like ssumday, Duke, and Impact were making names for themselves. Teams like Najin, KT Rollster Bullets, and CJ Entus Blaze were at their peak. The past influences the present and future, so we can still draw parallels with the current teams.
Where to Now
ROX Tigers bring color and character to the championship, while SKT T1 relies on their adaptability and understanding of the game. Both teams have their unique strengths and approaches.
In the past, ROX Tigers faced difficulties in the finals while SKT T1 maintained their dominance. However, this season, ROX Tigers have shown more innovation and dominance, with Peanut leading the charge. SKT T1, on the other hand, has improved their gameplay in the playoffs. The junglers for both teams will play a crucial role in determining the outcome of the match.
Pivotal Moves
As the meta shifted, Peanut had to adapt his playstyle, while Blank found his footing in the playoffs. ROX Tigers focus on power spikes and map pressure, taking advantage of Peanut’s strengths. SKT T1 relies on precise decision-making and individual skill to turn the tide in their favor. Despite their differences, both teams have skilled laners who can make an impact.
The WashUp – What happens next
The approach to the game will be a key factor in determining the winner. Blank has improved in the playoffs, but the Tigers are determined not to repeat their past failures. SKT T1 wants to maintain their dominance and solidify their position as one of the greatest eSport teams in history. The outcome of this match is crucial for both teams’ legacies.
The second part of ‘The WashUp’ will be released after the game to break down what happened. Stay tuned for more analysis and self-critique.
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