Rekkles has left Fnatic to join arch-rivals G2 Esports, and he’s clearly motivated by one thing: winning the World Championships. But did he make the right choice? Why not try to build a Worlds-winning team at Fnatic? And does G2 + Rekkles actually have a better shot at Worlds than the 2020 G2 roster?
Fnatic announcement
G2 announcement
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According to Jacob Wolf and Travis Gafford, Cloud9 are working hard to land Perkz for 2021. It would be potentially the biggest import in LCS history, so why does Tim only rate the move a B+?
Jacob Wolf report on Perkz
Travis Gafford report on Perkz
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Night Vision is your nightly recap of the 2020 League of Legends World Championships.
Look below for Recaps, Takeaways, and my pick for which player had a Night to Remember.
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Game 1: DWG win
G2 Renekton Lillia Sylas Lucian Rakan
DWG Gangplank Hecarim Twisted Fate Jhin Leona
Jankos ganking solo lanes; Ghost Beryl 2v2 kills Perkz Mikyx. G2 force bad crab fight; Canyon gets fed. DWG cleanly control game, hard punish G2’s hyperactive comeback playmaking attempts.
Continue reading NIGHT VISION: Semifinals, DWG vs. G2
