Wait, It's All Bjergsen? Always Has Been
TSM fans, the long championship drought is now over. Because last week the boys in black became the LCS 2020 Summer Split champions.
After missing Worlds for two years, Bjergsen is heading to Worlds to once again compete on League of Legends’ biggest stage as the reigning LCS champion. Two years filled with crushing losses, non-stop criticism, and a list of regrets.
Bjergsen’s stranglehold over NA evaporated in 2018.
He got bopped in the first round of playoffs and as a veteran who’d competed in every single LCS final and World Championship since coming to NA - he’d have to watch the game’s biggest tournament from home.
And come 2020 Summer, Bjergsen looked stronger than ever.
While TSM as a whole struggled initially trying to integrate Doublelift and jungler Spica to the team, Bjergsen played like his old 1v9 self.
The guy was single-handedly winning TSM games on a regular basis.
Now qualified for worlds after missing the tournament for two consecutive years, TSM fans were already happy as sh-t.
But TSM wasn’t done yet. They were gonna complete the miracle losers run, and bring glory back to the name, TSM.
With the domestic crown back on his head, Bjergsen’s eyes are set on League’s biggest stage.
Away from the international competition these last two years, NA’s mid-lane king has earned another shot at finding glory at worlds.
Written by: Malcolm Abbas (@Smashhh)
Edited by: Alex Debets (@ajdebets)
Hosted by: Devin Jones (@milkshks)
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