Introduction: The S15 season has officially begun, and I believe most players have been following the recent competitions closely. The Oil Cup tournament is nearing its end, with Gen and AL teams securing their spots in the finals. This outcome surprised many fans, especially the match between AL and T1, where AL showcased an overwhelming performance, easily sweeping the series 2-0. Gen team eliminated G2 with a score of 2-1, and mid-laner Chovy is regarded as the unrivaled master of farming stacks. At just 19 minutes, the little dragon was activated, and in the end, he achieved a pentakill with 297 stacks, proudly flaunting the MSI MVP trophy alongside Tarzan.

Chovy, the master of farming and stacking.

Most players are quite attentive to the Gen team. As a strong competitor in the LPL region, their overall performance in recent years has been outstanding. Particularly this season, since the second phase, Gen has not lost any major matches, currently boasting a 30-game winning streak. This achievement is terrifying for any team, considering it includes not only regional competitions but also multiple international encounters. In their match against G2, they played very comfortably, with Chovy transforming into the master of farming and stacking in the first game. Indeed, no one can surpass Chovy in terms of farming; not even Uzi could.

In the first game between Gen and G2, Chovy picked his signature mid-lane little dragon. Players who are paying attention should know that this champion has terrifying growth attributes. In the early game, the damage is particularly low, making it impossible to provide any support, but once he reaches 225 stacks, his damage skyrockets, comparable to mid-lane Kassadin. Once he hits level 16, there’s a significant transformation. By just 19 minutes, Chovy activated the little dragon and achieved a pentakill with 297 stacks at the end. Ultimately, Gen defeated G2 2-1, securing a spot in the Oil Cup finals.

The match between AL and T1 surprised many fans. Before the game, people thought both teams had faced each other before and their strengths were relatively even. However, in this match, AL displayed a dominant performance, with fluid gameplay. The first game ended 22-3, and the second game was 23-9. In the second game, the Saint Gunner even executed a solo kill under the tower against Doran. Many Korean netizens joked that if the Saint Gunner had performed like this during MSI, they might have had a real chance at the championship. The jungler Tarzan also became the only player to maintain a perfect score throughout the match.

After the match, Gen's mid-laner Chovy met Tarzan outside and showcased the MSI FMVP trophy to him, indicating their good relationship. The final will be a best-of-five showdown, and for both teams, every day's competition is intense. The match intensity has been high lately, and the players are entering a state of fatigue; it remains to be seen whose willpower is stronger. Through these recent matches, AL has consecutively defeated HLE and T1, making it feel like they truly have a chance to win the Oil Cup this time.

Goodbye, everyone.

No one expected AL to adjust so quickly after the MSI tournament. In contrast, the BLG team, which has been boasting, was eliminated in the first round by a European and American team. This might illustrate the gap between top-tier teams. I’m looking forward to the final; if AL can clinch the championship, they will redeem the embarrassment of losing at MSI, especially since this championship will mean defeating three teams from the LCK region.

What do you think about this situation, dear viewers?