Who will claim the final spot in the grand final between WB and TTG? Who will advance to challenge AG? WB has the higher chance!

Three playoff matches are over, two teams from the losers' bracket have been knocked out, and AG has secured a place in the winners' final! The key question now: will WB or TTG win the other winners' bracket match to stop AG from advancing to the final?

WB has almost replicated their spring regular season script this season: starting from the first round half-step in group B, then getting into form in the second round by defeating A1, sweeping the opponent 4-0 in the S/A qualifier, and finally locking in S2 to advance to the winners' bracket in the third round. The "recovery appearance setup" from the first two rounds of the regular season returned in the third round as Xiao Mai suddenly revived and regained control, just like last season.

Meanwhile, Zimo, Nuanyang, and Tingyue have all been performing strongly this season, each shining in the third round victory over AG Super Play. Riding a four-match winning streak entering the playoffs, can WB maintain their momentum tonight to reach the winners' final and face AG Super Play again?

Although TTG suffered a disastrous 6-death streak in their final third-round match, they remain the team with the biggest improvement this season. Their seemingly "abandoned" rotation in the spring season finale loss 2-3 to TES became the key to TTG's rise this year. They defeated Wolves, RW侠, and DRG in the EWC qualifiers; quickly returned to the S group in the summer season; defeated a full-strength AG Super Play in the second round; and pushed AG to a 1-3 brink in the EWC finals;

Before facing Red Wolves in the third round, TTG was also leading the S group undefeated at 3-0. Because of this, many thought TTG was "holding back" when they lost six straight games in the last week. Whether it was true holding back or just a collapse will be revealed tonight when they face WB.

Nuanyang, as the first FMVP jungler in KPL history, is considered a veteran even in 2025, yet he still maintains excellent competitive form this season. In the regular season, he ranked first in KDA among junglers, tied for first with Xiaopang in average kills per game at 2.8, was second in participation rate at 75.4%, and third in gold per minute at 705. He also defeated younger FMVP junglers Xiaopang and Zhongyi in the third round matchups, earning the title of "Evergreen Jungler."

Jiaxin is also a distinctive jungler. After suffering six deaths in the final regular season week, his gold per minute dropped below 600, making him an outlier among the S group where half the junglers exceed 700 gold per minute. Tonight marks Jiaxin’s third consecutive match facing FMVP-level junglers; let’s see what performance he delivers this time.

The 8.21 patch update enhanced Zhao Yun’s first, second, and third skills.First, the electric shock effect on his ultimate has returned; hitting with the ultimate now triggers this effect. The electric shock boosts the damage of the first and second skills. In other words, if Zhao Yun’s ultimate hits the carry, combining it with the second and first skills can instantly eliminate that carry.

When the opposing carry chips away Zhao Yun’s health to the second or first stage, he gains a displacement. By consecutively consuming two health stages and quickly using the first skill, Zhao Yun can achieve three or even four displacements with the first skill, allowing him to close in on the carry more effectively. After executing the 132 combo, the skill to use next is whichever lights up; no special technique is needed. If the ultimate hits the carry, there’s a high chance of a kill. "Zhao Dayong" is finally ready to shine!