The international community is buzzing about BLG's victory over TES: the gap in strength is enormous! BLG has awakened, and may the honeymoon never end.

In the third stage of the LPL, BLG defeated TES with a score of 2-0, achieving four consecutive wins. This match quickly sparked a lot of discussions among overseas netizens; let's take a look at their opinions!

-shadow and BLG's honeymoon period continues.

-When he lifted the LPL championship trophy, people still said it was the honeymoon phase.

-Wasn't this the normal performance of TES when they had a 5-0 record?

-This is the strength of an average European jungler.

-Every LPL team needs an EU substitute to ensure they can beat TES.

-I suggest IG quickly buy Jankos.

-ON deceived us all during MSI and EWC, and he is still one of the strongest supports in the LPL.

-The synergy between ON and shadow seems better than with Beichuan.

-To be honest, ON has long been an inconsistent performer.

-He has always been one of the best supports in the LPL, but has faced some issues on the international stage.

-I remember Keria pointed out that compared to BLG at the 2024 World Championship, BLG lacked synergy between support and jungle at the 2025 MSI. This is the reason for their decline in strength.

-Overall, everyone on BLG played well, but for me, the gap in the top lane is the most noticeable. Bin is back! He has performed well this season so far.

-I must say the gap in mid lane is also quite significant, which is of course expected.

-If ON can play like this in international competitions, it would be perfect.

-Wait, have ON and Bin returned?

-Currently, it looks like the honeymoon period between BLG and Beichuan, but now it seems even more stylish.

-Bin never left; to be honest, the version still isn't the best for him. Just wait for the strong versions of Jax and Fiora!

-Homme, stop letting creme play Azir; he will never learn.

-Creme played very well with Azir last time, but this match was indeed a flop.

-Bin's Rumble ultimate was perfect, and Sion performed excellently in team fights!

-TES picked Azir and Varus, but ended up losing? What the heck?

-ELK is a monster.

-Does TES realize they can team fight with their top laner, so they won't be forced into 4v5 situations repeatedly until they lose?

-Yes, but the responsibility might lie with 369; he should have stepped up earlier.

-It's exhausting to see everyone treat this as just a honeymoon phase instead of praising BLG. When Beichuan joined, his performance was much worse than Shadow's now. Although BLG won with Beichuan's help, they are nowhere near as strong as they are now.

-Yes and no. Beichuan seemed worse than Shadow at the time, but BLG seemed to have an advantage back then. On and Knight's performance on the map was like challengers in D4 lobby.

-I don't understand why people can't just say BLG is strong. The jungler didn't feed, ON didn't feed, and Bin and Elk played like normal people. BLG is back!

-BLG looks quite solid; may the honeymoon never end.

-Although Kanavi had an early lead, Shad0w was still able to make an impact, which is really good.

-In this BO3, the gap between mid and support is also quite large. Knight's Ziggs was a good pick, especially in the "Fearless Call" mode, where they only needed to deal with Azir once. Hang wasn't focused enough, especially in the second game, where he struggled to initiate and this might have been his worst performance of the season.

-The gap in strength is too great.

-BLG seems to have awakened; let's wait and see.

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