Preface: The S16 season has officially started, and I believe most players have been paying attention to the recent matches. The third stage of the LPL is very intense. In the recent games, BLG's overall performance has been decent, but due to the change of the new top laner, it hasn't been as stable as before, so the score is still quite awkward. Currently, BLG has become the "full-set king" of the old LPL region. Although they have won four consecutive games, every match has gone to three games. Support player ON even made a god-like solo kill in the match against LGD, with a scene of 1v3 on the top lane, using his ultimate control to counter-kill the enemy mid laner Ryze.

LPL's new strongest full-set king

I believe that most players are still very concerned about BLG's matches during this period. Although top laner Bin left the team, the new young player Wenbo has performed quite well, and the team's evaluation of him is quite high. So far, BLG has achieved four consecutive wins in the third stage, maintaining a relatively stable state and rhythm. After the match against LGD, they also gained a new title: the new full-set king of the LPL region. Looking at their recent matches, they have all won 2-1, with every game going to three sets.

The match against LGD was also quite exciting.

In the first game, at the start of the first minute, BLG directly invaded the F6 camp, but suffered a counterattack. LGD not only defended the F6 but also got a 1-for-2 trade. Then, in the bottom lane, a duel involving Lock had a mistake, and Viper's Vladimir solo-killed the support Shen. In the early game, both sides fought but without a significant gold lead. At 28 minutes, Viper's Vladimir used his ultimate to enter the team fight, and BLG, with a 4v5, wiped out LGD and took the Baron. Afterwards, the situation tilted towards BLG. At 36 minutes, BLG secured the Chemtech Dragon Soul and Baron buff, ending the game in one push.

In the second game, LGD played very aggressively, especially their jungler Lee Sin. At two minutes, they ganked bottom lane using Bard's portal, flanking and killing Viper to get first blood. The most awkward moment was the tower dive on the top lane. After killing Yun Anna, LGD attempted to three-man dive and kill support ON's Lulu, but ON directly used Flash and his ultimate to knock up Ryze, completing a 1v3 counter-kill under the tower. The barrage exploded instantly: "What? A counter-kill on top lane, but it's not top laner Bin? Hmm." The key turning point was at 21 minutes when LGD stole the Baron, reversing the situation. Eventually, in under 30 minutes, LGD pulled one game back.

The last game didn't have much to watch. LGD had a disastrous start: at three minutes, their jungler Vi was counter-ganked and gave up first blood. Afterwards, despite some kills exchanged, BLG always held the initiative. Under Knight's Akali attacks, BLG fought more and more fiercely. At 28 minutes, Akali in the bottom lane fought 1v4, killing the enemy duo, and then walked away gracefully, leaving no room for a comeback. In the post-match interview, Viper responded positively about the champion Vladimir. He said that everyone is now using AP mage champions, and others might find it hard to adapt to the meta, but he is absolutely fine.

Zaijian thinks

Now, BLG is indeed not as strong as when Bin was there. The young player Wenbo has no dominance on the top lane, and they mainly rely on the other four teammates in team fights. It remains to be seen whether the arrival of Flandre can energize the entire team. If not, BLG will probably end up using Bin again. After all, no matter how weird his personality is, he is still one of the top top laners in the LPL in recent years. This might be his trump card, but he is really a bit arrogant and self-indulgent.

What do you, dear viewers, think about this?