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Doinb unveils the results of practice matches with T1 after Faker and his teammates clinched the LCK Spring 2022 championship.
After a tense LCK Spring 2022 season, T1 officially clinched the championship with a 3-1 victory over Gen.G Esports in the finals. Besides being the reigning champions of LCK Spring 2022, T1 also secured an impeccable record of 20 wins - 0 losses - the most impressive achievement in the history of LCK and League of Legends. Additionally, Faker and his teammates will represent LCK at MSI 2022, which will take place on home soil in South Korea.
Recently, a renowned figure in the League of Legends community also commented on T1's victory. Specifically, one of the first individuals to speak out about T1's victory is Doinb. According to the mid laner of LNG Esports, the results of practice matches against 'The Unicorns of China' are as follows: 'They play like smurfs. No match against T1 lasts longer than 10 minutes. We even lost six matches in a row. So, T1 winning the LCK championship isn't surprising at all; I could foresee it.'
Doinb also mentioned that these practice matches took place before facing Top Esports, so being dominated by T1 also greatly affected the LNG players. Coupled with LNG's subsequent whitewash of 3 games against TES, LNG players truly collapsed, and some members decided to delete their social media accounts.
Moreover, Doinb also disclosed that apart from LNG, T1 has been scrimming against Victory Five led by Rookie. Currently, V5 is regarded as the strongest team in LPL Spring 2022. However, Doinb revealed that V5's practice sessions with T1 resulted in more losses than wins. Therefore, according to LNG's mid laner, if the current meta remains unchanged, then at MSI 2022, no team will be able to defeat Faker and his teammates.
Doinb's revelation may come as quite surprising, but judging by T1's performance, Doinb's assessment seems quite reasonable. Nevertheless, MSI 2022 is expected to be filled with many surprises, and T1 will undoubtedly have to continue striving relentlessly to potentially secure their first international title of the season.
