Faced with questions about the reason why T1 “continues” to suck the cup in the LCK Spring 2023, coach Bengi took responsibility for himself and praised the player.
Once a professional player who experienced all kinds of emotions, coach Bengi probably understands the feelings that T1 is going through when they have had the 4th time without a taste of victory in the grand finals. Bengi, the head coach of T1, briefly opened the press conference after a comprehensive defeat 1-3 to Gen.G at the 2023 LCK Spring Split Finals yesterday (April 9). “The players worked hard and played well. I was lacking.”
No explanation, no blame, Coach Bengi thinks the players are the ones who need to be comforted the most
It can be seen that both coach Bengi and the 5 members of T1 really calmly received this result. This does not mean that they are used to defeat or give up, it shows that this team is growing after each defeat.
Rewinding before the grand final took place, T1 played the number one candidate with a 17-1 record and first place in the group stage of Korean League of Legends. They were even appreciated so much that all five players were elected to the 1st Team of the Year, showing how great the expectations of experts and fans are.
T1 has excelled all the way in the LCK Spring 2023, so losing in 4 games becomes even more regrettable.
T1 is jokingly called the “spring war god” when they always have a high probability of winning in the Spring, when other teams have a new lineup that is not stable enough, T1 with a familiar line-up will operate. more smoothly. However, 2023 GEN overthrew this title and tied the tie for T1’s 4th consecutive loss in the final.
“I think less preparation than the opponent is not the biggest problem” – Bengi did not round up but answered the question of the reporter about the cause of T1’s defeat. “Even with less time, GEN simply prepared better than us. The problem was that we couldn’t find the duel. The opponent has improved so much from the previous defeat and they have overcome that.”
No tears shed, T1 has learned to accept failures
“Many fans think we are a strong team and can win. But I’m sorry for disappointing you four times in a row. MSI will take place in a month or so. I will try to bring the image (T1) as different as possible” – Bengi ended a quick interview of the losing team.
