“I'm still making a lot of mistakes in places where I normally don't make too many, and I think decision-making and how many mistakes are made are the main difference-makers for top players compared to the rest.” “I'm definitely not where I want to be, by any means,” said Jensen in an interview with Inven Global during Week 2 of the summer split. Jensen had plenty of rust to shake off throughout the summer split and was a relatively quiet part of C9’s success throughout. For the first time in his career, Jensen found himself teamless to start the season in 2022 after Team Liquid replaced him with a recently unretired Søren "Bjergsen" Bjerg. Sign up for the next Nerd Street tournament! Solo laners step upĬloud9 mid laner Nicolaj “Jensen” Jensen had not looked like himself all split, and understandably so.
How did Cloud9, a team who had only narrowly defeated Counter Logic Gaming 3-2 one week prior, dismantle Evil Geniuses in such convincing fashion to qualify for the League of Legends World Championship? Let’s take a closer look.
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In an interview with Travis Gafford a week before the series, Cloud9 top laner Ibrahim “Fudge” Allami turned heads by stating that C9 wouldn’t just win against EG, but it would be a 3-0 and "the fastest series ever." The statement was interpreted by many as competitor confidence or the bold statement trolling that Cloud9 is known for, but when C9 took the series 3-1 against the defending LCS champions, any laughter was replaced with shock.
Since attending the Mid-Season Invitational as the reigning champion of North America, EG had only dropped three games in the summer split after returning to home soil and were well-established as the favorites to win another domestic title. Cloud9 did not come into their second series of the 2022 League Championship Series Championship against Evil Geniuses as the favorite.
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