Hanwha Life on 3-Game Losing Streak: "Too Many Individual Mistakes, Morale is Down"

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Hanwha Life Esports fell 1-2 to Gen.G in a crucial 2026 LCK Round 3 matchup held at LoL PARK in Jonggak on the 5th, marking their third consecutive loss. With both teams entering the match on two-game losing streaks, the stakes were high, but it was Gen.G that ultimately broke their slump. Hanwha Life Esports head coach Yoon Sung-young attributed today's defeat primarily to issues with the pick-ban phase, taking personal responsibility for the loss.

Below is the full transcript of the interview with Hanwha Life head coach Yoon Sung-young and 'Zeka' Kim Geon-woo.

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Q. Could you provide your thoughts on today's match.

Head Coach Yoon = It’s clear to everyone that I lost us this game. We will regroup and come back stronger.

'Zeka': It feels like we haven't been able to get things organized since last week.

Q. What was the most disappointing aspect?

Head Coach Yoon = The pick-ban in Game 3 made the laning phase extremely difficult for us.

Q. You’ve recorded three straight losses in the LCK since winning the MSI. What are your thoughts?

'Zeka': There are a lot of individual mistakes, and lately, our communication during teamfights hasn't been precise. Also, because we keep losing, the team atmosphere feels a bit down.

Q. What are your thoughts on Shyvana?

Head Coach Yoon = Looking at the opponent's first three picks, I didn't think it was a bad choice. But since we ultimately lost, I have nothing to say other than that I need to go back and review it.

Q. What is the biggest change needed to turn things around?

Head Coach Yoon = Even though we lost, I feel like we are improving. I think we just need to do a better job with our pick-ban.

Q. Any final words?

Head Coach Yoon = I apologize for the three-game losing streak, and we will prepare well for the remaining matches.

'Zeka': We will make sure to win the final match of Round 3 and do our best to perform well in Round 4.

This article was originally written in Korean and translated with the help of NC AI. It was then edited by a native English-speaking editor. All AI-assisted translations are reviewed and refined by our newsroom. [Read Original]

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