Jun 18, 2026 · 2 hr 34 min · 17 segments
T1 just knocked out Gen.G in five games to reach MSI. The episode breaks down what that loss really means for Gen.G, why BLG are the most frightening team at the tournament, and whether IG are…
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I think people can see what we were doing with that skit there.
Obviously, it is mental, isn't it, bro, at this point in time.
Bearing in mind, I was making this point to you, Mato, yesterday, uh, earlier on before we started.
This actually could have happened last year if they'd...
If Hanwha Life had beaten, if you remember, th- Gen G in that first match.
But then 'cause it was Hanwha Life that had to go down, it was Hanwha Life that had exactly this happen to them, except they got blasted off the server.
At least this was close.
So one of the craziest things is everyone knows if you just have a normal LCK match, mate, Chovy can't lose against Faker.
[laughs] He just wins, like, all the fucking time.
But somehow, if you attach to the match the notion that's involved with, like, international play, and you put actually some big pressure, 'cause I'm pretty sure by the way, that was always-
Oh
... c- cued up to be the match of the year, most viewed game, et cetera.
It did deliver, but the problem is, if you are, like, a Gen G and a Chovy fan, this is actually so cruel, bro, because they looked like they were peaking.
It looked like they were ready to win this match.
They did awesome against KT as well.
Just clapped them completely.
They came into this game, and th- and they've actually g- It, the most classic T1 fashion ever with Faker is he wins in five games, and then he's the game five master.
So th- this is, this is a fucking wild one, mate.
It was a big game, though.
I've gotta say, it was a banger.
Oh, it was, um, was, was amazing.
Uh, I, I think it was, uh, good that it went to five, I think in terms of, I'm, I'm sure it broke viewership records.
It just had to.
Must have.
Um, I didn't have the pleasure of watching it live, but just rewatching it, uh, it was, uh, you know, a, a sight to behold.
I think people can see what we were doing with that skit there.
Obviously, it is mental, isn't it, bro, at this point in time.
Bearing in mind, I was making this point to you, Mato, yesterday, uh, earlier on before we started.
This actually could have happened last year if they'd...
If Hanwha Life had beaten, if you remember, th- Gen G in that first match.
But then 'cause it was Hanwha Life that had to go down, it was Hanwha Life that had exactly this happen to them, except they got blasted off the server.
At least this was close.
So one of the craziest things is everyone knows if you just have a normal LCK match, mate, Chovy can't lose against Faker.
[laughs] He just wins, like, all the fucking time.
But somehow, if you attach to the match the notion that's involved with, like, international play, and you put actually some big pressure, 'cause I'm pretty sure by the way, that was always-
Oh
... c- cued up to be the match of the year, most viewed game, et cetera.
It did deliver, but the problem is, if you are, like, a Gen G and a Chovy fan, this is actually so cruel, bro, because they looked like they were peaking.
It looked like they were ready to win this match.
They did awesome against KT as well.
Just clapped them completely.
They came into this game, and th- and they've actually g- It, the most classic T1 fashion ever with Faker is he wins in five games, and then he's the game five master.
So th- this is, this is a fucking wild one, mate.
It was a big game, though.
I've gotta say, it was a banger.
Oh, it was, um, was, was amazing.
Uh, I, I think it was, uh, good that it went to five, I think in terms of, I'm, I'm sure it broke viewership records.
It just had to.
Must have.
Um, I didn't have the pleasure of watching it live, but just rewatching it, uh, it was, uh, you know, a, a sight to behold.
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