TES suffers its first defeat! Completely swept by BLG! Fans explode on the official blog: 369 is not qualified to play professionally anymore!

In the third segment of the LPL, TES faced BLG in a BO3, with BLG sweeping TES 2-0, achieving a four-game winning streak! This match soon triggered considerable controversy, mainly because of TES's subpar performance, which frustrated many fans.

First, TES's official blog was inundated with criticism, particularly aimed at top laner 369, with many fans angrily asking: "Is 369 crazy? If he doesn’t want to play, he shouldn’t. His participation rate is nearly zero, and he never joins team fights—what does that even mean? A top laner like this has no right to play professionally!" Some fans also questioned the draft, complaining: "Annie, Monkey King, and Aphelios composition—can you even play it? Just wanting to practice unfamiliar compositions, and now you can't even play the ones you’re good at!"

Next, LPL official commentators Wang Duoduo and Gu Gu also discussed the reasons for TES's defeat. They believed that TES kept trying to match BLG's strength and engage in direct combat, but BLG consistently controlled the dragons, preventing TES from executing their intended strategies.

During the post-match interview, when asked if they had studied BLG's Bomb Man strategy, coach Hongmi replied: "We prepared a lot and chose a healing composition, but we made many mistakes in-game. If we had played well, we could have definitely won."

It seems that the honeymoon period for BLG is indeed strong; although Shadow was solo-killed by Kanavi in the second game, his rhythm remained unaffected as he continued to roam and create opportunities. His mindset and strategy were not impacted at all. In both games, BLG won effortlessly, leaving us wondering how long this honeymoon period will last.

However, TES has significant issues. The top lane is always busy split-pushing, while team fights are always a step behind. The jungler only thinks about invading, the mid-laner gets solo-killed, the AD doesn't use his flash, and the support has zero presence, rarely initiating fights and always letting the jungler go first. Almost everyone exposed numerous problems, and it seemed like they were not on the same level as BLG. Although TES kept looking for opportunities, the situation was consistently in BLG's favor. It's unclear if the players are just in poor form or if there are other reasons; they played very individually, like five solo queue players. The next match between TES and AL is crucial; if they lose embarrassingly again, they might face a mental breakdown and a potential losing streak.

So, what do you have to say about this match? Feel free to leave your thoughts in the comments section.