'Team CJ Entus' (Team CJ Entus) finished as runners-up after a 0:3 loss to 'Team Samsung Telecom' in the 'LCK Legends Match'.

Top laner 'MaKNooN' Yoon Ha-woon refused to accept the defeat. "To set the record straight, I didn't lose," Yoon said. "I had higher damage dealt in the first and third sets, and I was first in total damage in the third set. Since top lane is a 1v1 lane, let's say I won the fighting game, and 'Looper' played the team game better than I did."

He also shared details about their preparation. "We prepared really hard, playing only classic champions for four days," Yoon said, expressing his disappointment. "I was planning to do a proper "bad" (dance) after the match, but since we lost all three games, I wasn't in the mood." At the host's request, he eventually performed the dance on stage, energizing the crowd.

Jungler 'inSec' Choi In-seok brought up his own nickname. "I'm used to being the runner-up, so it's fine. I think it suits me since I've done it so often," Choi said. "The opponents prepared their team composition well. We just played what we wanted, so the game didn't go well." He noted that while the team members stayed in touch, they didn't coordinate detailed preparations. Addressing fans who came to see his signature 'inSec Kick', he added, "I wanted to show something cool on Lee Sin, but it's a shame it didn't work out. I'm streaming, so you can come watch me anytime."

Mid laner 'Kuro' Lee Seo-haeng attributed the loss to a difference in preparation. "It wasn't a disappointing match at all; I think a 3:0 result was reasonable," Lee explained. "The opponents played a team game, while we were basically playing solo queue. We were just picking whatever champions we thought were good, while they had prepared systematically." Regarding his choice of Anivia, his signature champion, he added, "There weren't many champions available, so it was harder than expected to coordinate our picks."

Bottom laner 'Captain Jack' Kang Hyung-woo said he sensed the outcome after the first set. "After playing the first game, I realized we were just doing what we wanted while the opponents were playing a serious team game. I knew then that we were going to lose," Kang said. "There are fans who have been following me since my time on CJ Blaze and Jin Air, all the way to this event. I'm truly grateful that you still remember me, and I will continue to provide entertainment in the future."

Supporter 'GorillA' Kang Beom-hyeon mentioned the difference in eras. "Since my peak years were 2015 and 2016, 'Heart's' experience on the 2013 version of Summoner's Rift was immense," Kang said. "It was great to see the fans and viewers again after such a long time." Regarding the team atmosphere, he added, "It was friendly before we started, but once our competitive spirit kicked in, everyone had so many things they wanted to do. I feel bad that I couldn't coordinate us better. If there's another event match like this, I'd like to go in with more synergy. If we do that, maybe it won't be a 3:0 result next time."