Faker is the brightest factor in the T1 squad in the semi -final with a series of skills to handle both skills and brain use. Sharing after the Faker match said: “The two of my previous World Championships in North America thanks to the efforts and hard work of the whole team. If we can do it again, I believe that T1 will win the World Championship. It's been a long time since I won the world championship, so this final has a lot of meanings for me. Fans expect T1, that expectation is the reason for us to move forward. Deft and I when he was in high school did not even know each other, so if T1 encountered Drx in the final would be a unique experience. We have made great efforts after the summer final, so I really want to prove everything is different now”.
For Keria, the Championship Championship 2022 will be a worthy reward, because after 4 times of attending international tournaments Keria have stopped in the quarterfinals, semi -finals, runner -ups & now is the time to support T1 most desires to win the championship. “Drx & Gen are all good teams so I don't know who will win tomorrow, but I support both teams because LCK is the best area in the world, but T1 is the greatest team. When I broke up with my former teammates at DRX, they promised each other to reunite at a higher level, so far we have more or less successful. I was at fault for Deft because I abandoned him but I am sure my personal friendship will not be able to dominate my concentration in the final. ” – Keria added.
The road on 2k4 T1 house said that he had locked Yone with personal confidence because no one knew what 369 would be picked, but Malphite was the name that appeared in Zeus's thoughts, because the “lonely stone” was quite good to overcome the T1 squad in that game. Talking about 369, Zeus proved particularly respect the opponent: “I played quite cautiously before 369, I was not satisfied with my personal performance today, but at least I did it. 369 was a great top line, I hope to see him again in the next international tournaments.”.
