"As the saying goes, 'Well begun is half done', half is successful."
He definitely avenged his defeat last summer. Nonetheless, T1 coach Bae “Bengi” Seong-woong evaluated it as a half-success. It is a message of strong determination to fill the next half with clear victories.
T1 won a landslide victory with a set score of 2-0 against Gen.G in the opening game of the '2023 LoL Champions Korea (LCK)' Spring Split held at LoL Park in Jongno-gu, Seoul on the 18th.
Coach Bae met with reporters after the game and said, 스타 토토사이트 “It was the first game of the opening game, and I think we started off well against Gen.G. As the saying goes, ‘Well begun is half’, I think half of it was successful.”
T1, whose roster has not changed in 2023, has already been noticed by LCK officials as a candidate for the championship even before the opening. The focus of T1, whose team color read more did not change the most, was 'patch adaptation'. Coach Seong-Woong Bae said, “T1 was a team that did well in fighting and fighting. I think it's especially the combat part," he said. "The part to improve this year is important to quickly adapt to the massively changing meta in the next patch."
T1, which had nothing to do with winning the World Championship held in Korea. Accordingly, coach Seong-woong Bae showed a strong will for the '2023 World Championship', which will be held in five years. “The goal of T1 is always to be the best,” he said. “The championship held in Korea was unrelated, but there were only two jinxes. My goal this year is to get satisfactory results.”
Lastly, regarding ‘Faker’ Sang-hyeok Lee, who accompanied him from player to manager, coach Seong-woong Bae said, “I have maintained my career from the time I first debuted until now, and I think maintaining the top rank is great as a player.” He did not hesitate to praise him, saying, “A player who sets an example as a professional.”