G2 Esports Explains What Happened In The Last Nightmare Finals

For the second year in a row, Europe has seen its stars fall into failure By the gamer come from China. Last year it was Fnatic who lost to Invictus Gaming and this year it was G2 who was defeated by FPX.

G2 head coach GrabbZ responded to media after the defeat, calling the match “a nightmare”, and explaining that he felt like the team had failed to prepare before the defeat. competition.

I said: “Sorry guys fan of G2. My team, they tried their best to make the dream come true. Simply FPX they play better now. I failed to prepare my members well, so even though it hurts, please congratulate my fighters like champions.”

He also revealed the team’s next steps and made the following promise to G2 fans defeat in Paris – the lineup will be looking to take the international crown, but that won’t fundamentally change the way they approach the game.

GrabbZ isn’t the only G2 star to express disappointment with their performance in championship, and explained that pre-match preparation and competitive strategy can cost the LEC champion the crown.

Jungler Jankos says: “We tried our best, they only got better since preparing better than us….See you next year”he believes the team should be proud of “what we’ve achieved” no matter how bad it feels.

Danish star Caps still made sure to settle for his fans after the loss, and promised them the team would be back next year. 2020.

“On that day we were really confident, we had a good year and everything went the way we wanted.”that’s what Caps said at the AccorHotels Arena, adding that the defeat was truly “unbelievable.”

“Today is not our day. I am very disappointed with my performance and I share that feeling with my teammates. We will find a way to come back, and see if we can. can’t get those priceless moments, because that’s what we’re fighting for.”

And while many gamers shared their disappointment, and promised new horizons, G2 founder ocelote, who thanked the crowd on stage after the loss, took to Reddit to thank those supported the team.

While he also became known for his jokes and memes, even in the most difficult times for the team, ocelote took the time to send a heartfelt message and share his hope. for the future.

“Just wanted to thank you for your support and belief in the dream. Every loss is an opportunity to learn and grow.”

“Sorry for saying ‘damn’ during the impromptu interview on stage. I really wanted to hold back my tears and say ‘damn’ was the only thing that kept me from crying. I didn’t want to. nothing more than congratulating my team on a great year.”

Whether or not G2 gamers deal with their defeat with smiles, or tears, and recollections, one thing that seems to be on all of their minds is LEC 2020 Spring and beyond. more than that – this is just the beginning.

With the entire five-man squad contracted until the end of 2021, and potentially two more years to win the title. The champion of the world Europe’s first since Fnatic in 2011, all eyes in the League of Legends community will be on G2 and what they’ll do in the future.
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