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"Great! Here, we would like to sincerely thank our guests for crowning tonight's champion with glory and completing this extraordinary award ceremony!"

With a bright smile and a light, energetic demeanor, the host began the final important segment of today's event: "Now, please, all members of EDG, move over here so we can begin the highly anticipated post-match interviews!"

Upon hearing this, the members of EDG were naturally very willing to cooperate and behaved extremely compliantly.

They stood in an orderly and neat row facing the audience, each with an exceptionally calm expression, as if such a scene was commonplace for them.

After all, when it comes to interviews...

They were all too familiar with each other.

When it comes to handling interviews, every member of the EDG team, whether they are players or other staff members, has experienced countless situations and can be described as a veteran!

There's really no way around it. Ever since they won the championship in Season 7 with their outstanding strength, this team has been like a shining star, receiving the favor and close attention of major esports media, and has undoubtedly become the core focus of the entire esports circle.

Whether it's a major tournament, a smaller regular competition, or various related events, EDG is always brought up for interviews whenever there's a suitable opportunity, making them a popular interview subject in the esports field.

It's not just the players who shine on the field, but also the coaches who work behind the scenes, the team managers who are responsible for the overall operation of the team, and even the owners behind the team!

They are both frequent interviewees for esports media, and they are so skilled at speaking fluently and expressing their opinions in front of the camera that it is as easy as a daily routine.

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On the stage, the lights shone brightly.

Su Mu was actually mentally prepared for his achievement of winning the MSI FMVP award for the second consecutive time.

In the finals of this MSI, Su Mu picked Kai'Sa in two games and Ezreal who had farmed up to an incredible level in another game. This champion selection clearly shows that Su Mu held an unshakable and absolute core position in the BO5 finals.

The team gave Su Mu a lot of tactical support, and Su Mu himself delivered several outstanding performances during the game.

With all these factors combined, winning the FMVP award was a foregone conclusion for Su Mu.

Of course, Su Mu's ability to win the FMVP trophy is not solely due to his outstanding performance.

After all, without the support of an opponent to some extent, even if Su Mu performs well on the field, he may not be noticed by everyone without any omissions.

After all, as people often say, there is no harm without comparison.

Take Ap for example, he was in poor form during the game, almost like he was giving up.

However, he couldn't feel happy at all after the game.

In all three matches, Su Mu received the MVP award in all three games.

Judging from the matchups in these three games, Ap has inadvertently "made" Su Mu.

Ap gazed at Su Mu, who was being interviewed on stage, and pondered to himself. Despite being thoroughly defeated in this match, he had not chosen to admit defeat deep down.

It's important to understand that G2's ability to stand out in this year's European Spring Split and even defeat the powerful SKT team at MSI is closely and inextricably linked to their flexible and adaptable team structure.

Ap has the ability to play AP-type AD champions, and mid laner Caps can also handle AD-type champions.

However, when facing EDG, they opted for a more conservative and stable offensive approach for strategic reasons.

In contrast, EDG has a wide variety of hero combinations available for their bot lane.

The AP bot lane strategy is not a panacea, and EDG has clearly been prepared for the AP bot lane playstyle.

But Ap thinks it doesn't matter, just like the saying that has been widely circulated in Summoner's Rift.

Currently, it seems that the EDG team has already reached the "six-god" level of development, and theoretically there seems to be no more room for improvement.

However, G2 Esports still has a lot of room for improvement!

Even if we take a step back and assume that they are the champions of this year's MSI tournament, Riot Games should at least give them something in return, right?

After all, they stood on the highest podium of the competition and became champions.

The Vietnamese translators on the final stage this time were significantly more skilled than those in previous competitions.

From the precision of word choice in translation to the fluency of coordination with contestants and hosts, she demonstrated an extremely high level of professionalism.

When asked by the host about his impressions and suggestions regarding the current MSI tournament, Su Mu's response was rather official.

His choice of words was cautious, his sentences were clear and logical, and he strived to respond to the questions in a neutral and comprehensive manner.

However, this official response, which would normally be perfectly acceptable, sounded somewhat jarring to the SKT team members.

What bothered the SKT team even more was that Su Mu didn't mention the SKT team even once during the entire interview.

This gave them a feeling of being completely ignored, as if their presence in the event was insignificant.

Just as the SKT team members were holding back their anger, the interviewer brought them up on their own initiative.

"In previous international tournaments, the finals were mostly between teams from the LPL and LCK regions. However, in this MSI playoffs, no LCK teams were able to face you on the field. So, GOAT, do you think that if you had faced SKT in the finals, you would have won as easily as you did against G2?"

This question is quite aggressive; it cleverly places the two teams in a contrasting context, arousing everyone's curiosity.

This question left Su Mu silent for a moment, and the atmosphere at the scene became somewhat subtle.

About ten seconds later, Su Mu slowly spoke up: "I don't think this question has much practical significance. Luck and chance may exist on the field, but as long as you can win the game in the end, it means that you have strength in all aspects. The fact that G2 team was able to overcome all obstacles and reach the end has already fully demonstrated that, at least in this MSI, their strength is stronger than SKT."

"As for the clashes between LPL and LCK in previous finals..."

At this point, Su Mu paused slightly, her eyes revealing a sense of confidence and determination.

"The era of evenly matched contests in the finals, which took place during last year's World Championship, is over."

"Perhaps the LCK region once created the glorious history of the finals being a match between two LCK teams, which was undoubtedly a glorious past. But that is all in the past."

"Now, a brand new era belongs to the LPL!"

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