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Santorin on FlyQuest's 6-man roster: "I kind of see Solo as the shield and V1per as the sword."
FlyQuest Jungler Lucas "Santorin" Larsen spoke to Inven Global's Nick Geracie after the series to talk about sweeping Golden Guardians, about his synergy with PowerOfEvil, and the dynamic between FlyQuest's Top Laner platoon of Omran "V1per" Shoura and Colin "Solo" Earnest.
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Misfits Razork: from playing League of Legends on his touch pad to Rookie of the Split
When Iván "Razork" Martín Díaz was asked to describe himself, he mentioned being a player who is willing to sacrifice the spotlight to see his teammates shine. This split, however, despite the selfless acts, the Misfit’s Jungler was awarded the title of “Rookie of the Split” on Friday afternoon.
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EG Zeyzal: "I tried to get Svenskeren to grow a beard, maybe I could convince Jiizuke..."
Zeyzal showed all spring that he hasn't missed a beat since parting ways with Cloud9 and joining EG, and during the team's turnaround period halfway through the Spring Split, the Support spoke with Inven Global's Nick Geracie about his daily routine, various forms of self-care, and how he maintains the best beard in the LCS.
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[Academy Spring Playoffs] Cloud9 Academy powers past TSM Academy 3-1 behind Palafox Pentakill
Cloud9 Academy has eliminated TSM Academy from the 2020 League of Legends Championship Series Academy League Spring Playoffs in a 3-1 victory in the Semifinals. C9 Academy will face Evil Geniuses Academy in the Finals, the latter of whom triumphed over Dignitas Academy in their respective Semifinals match.
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EG Deftly and Matt duo interview: "People are so quick to write off a player, one bad split doesn't define a whole career."
The "NA Deft and Mata" duo were reunited this Spring after spending a couple years apart. Deftly started his LCS career a couple years ago with Matt as his first LCS support. Now that they're reunited, they're taking over the LCS Academy scene. Hear from the duo themselves here:
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Origen eliminates Rogue from LEC Spring Playoffs
Origen has managed to stay alive in the League of Legends European Championship Spring Playoffs. After the team was knocked down to the lower bracket by Fnatic last weekend, Origen recovered against Rogue and sent the team packing for the Summer Split with a convincing 3-1 score.