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In just about 2 hours we gonna see the next quarterfinal at LoL Mid-Season Invitational (MSI) 2025, currently held in Vancouver, Canada between Anyone's Legend (AL/LPL/China) and FlyQuest (FLY/LTA/North America) Anyone's Legend (AL): Hailing from China, AL is a prominent LPL team with a strong recent performance, boasting a 69% win rate and a current four-match winning streak. FlyQuest (FLY): Representing North America, FlyQuest has a long history in the LCS, with notable successes including a first-place finish in the LCS Championship. This match is a crucial part of the MSI 2025 Bracket Stage. Both teams will be looking to advance deeper into the tournament AL is a strong contender in MSI 2025, potentially challenging the dominance of teams like Gen.G and T1 (both LCK / Korea) FlyQuest, despite not being widely considered a title contender, has shown the ability to cause upsets with their creativity and international experience. Playing often non Meta makes the games with FLY super fun to watch and can always upset the opponent. Even tho I love the game style of Bwipo (toplaner FLY) and am cheering for the underdog I still expect AL to win but hope it will be a 3-2 to have it stretched out to the max.
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G2 vs Gen.G – Brutal Reality, No Surprises Yep, as expected, Gen.G crushed G2 in Vancouver. Gen.G took it decisively 3‑1 with zero mercy Let’s not sugarcoat it: Gen.G looked untouchable. Each game felt like a step too far for G2. Caps and the boys had flashes—they snatched Game 1, but after that, Gen.G systematically shut them down. Game 2 was close, but then the real dominance kicked in: Games 3 and 4 were all Gen.G, no questions asked. A European fan like me goes in hopeful, even optimistic—but this result stings. Gen.G reminded everyone why they’re at the top of the global food chain. Still, the resilience in Game 1 showed G2 isn’t broken. But today wasn’t their day. Gen.G grossly outclassed them, and frankly, that’s something we have to respect—even if it hurts to admit.
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