The trash talk from the runner-up at Worlds has upset many people
Recently, BLG lost to Anyone’s Legends in the competition for the number one seed of the LPL region at the upcoming MSI 2025. Thus, in just the last two splits of the LPL, the runner-up at Worlds has lost in both final matches. Of course, the early season (Split 1) only cost them a First Stand title, but BLG has completed their mission in Split 2 and has qualified for Vancouver. However, Bin’s recent interview response has made even LPL fans, who have always supported his confidence, feel uncomfortable.
Bin stated: “Even though we lost, it’s only Split 2. They (AL) are not champions, so it’s no big deal. The region only has one final champion at the end of the season. Now we’re at MSI 2025, and we will prepare for that and try to achieve good results at MSI 2025.”
In fact, winning in Split 1 and reaching MSI 2025 as the number one seed from LPL is something no one could have expected from AL, and this comes from the effort of the entire team. However, Bin’s statement seems to imply that BLG lost because this is not the most important stage. Regardless of what the future holds, AL is still the winning team, and that must be acknowledged. Many LPL fans do not hesitate to call Bin “trash talker”.
– A loss is a loss, what is Bin doing?
– Last time was due to a bug, this time it’s because it’s not an important stage of the tournament. You never stop making excuses, do you?
– Can’t you just congratulate them?
Even the rivals respond to the runner-up at Worlds
For their part, after Bin’s interview response, the current manager of AL spoke up: “Before the match, they said there was a 99% chance of winning. But after losing, they don’t consider us champions?” The post was shared by the manager on his personal Weibo, and everyone understood that he was targeting Bin’s comments.
Let’s not talk about what Bin can do for the rest of the season. Right now, he has lost quite a bit of support, and only by giving his all at MSI 2025 can Bin regain the full support of the LPL audience as well as the League of Legends community in general.