Recently, the battle between TDT and Saigon Phantom has received special attention from many netizens.
Recently, DTDV Spring 2023 took place and received special attention from a large number of netizens. In particular, this year’s season is considered to witness a generational transition when a series of famous names say their retirement. In particular, Saigon Phantom – The defending champion of the 2022 Winter Championship continues to be a formidable name with an increasingly sublimated performance and a complete frame, no change.
Until recently, the match between Saigon Phantom and TDT has received special attention from many netizens. If Saigon Phantom is the “king”, then TDT also impresses with its increasingly sublime performance, “smashing” Team Flash to reach the top 4 DTDV winter 2022.
In the first game, Saigon Phantom succeeded with the strategy of positive east and west. General Rouie with the ability to constantly hip people in Khoa’s hand, Saigon Phantom easily got 1 point against TDT.
In the 2nd game, after the mistake in the first game, TDT shocked the counter-combat screen. Although Saigon Phantom dominated the game from the first moment, the “Red Devils” fought back and quickly equalized the score 1-1. With a beautiful counter-fight, Bang seems to have become “disappeared”.
In the 3rd game, Saigon Phantom quickly regained its form and affirmed its level after a negligent game. Accordingly, Fish affirmed his level, spoke strongly in every saving moment, contributing to the final victory for the “king”.
Finally, at the end of the match, Saigon Phantom quickly asserted the king’s level. Although TDT has chosen for themselves generals to counter directly in the position of Red’s gunner, with only 1 Helen healing card in Khoa’s hand, it completely imposed the whole game.
Currently, the match of Saigon Phantom and TDT has received special attention from many netizens. In particular, both are considered to be two popular Lien Quan Mobile teams with increasingly sublimated performance through each match.
