R7: LLA champions are already thinking about MSI 2023 in London

Will the rainbow shine in London? The team of Movistar R7 already think about him Mid-Season Invitational 2023 (MSI 2023) after being crowned champion of Opening of the Latin American League of Legendsbetter known as ALLin the return of the tournament to Chili after four years.

After an intense game, which began around 9:00 p.m. on Friday, lasted for five games and ended around 01:30 a.m. last Saturday, the rainbow team beat Six Karma 3-2 and secured the pass to the international that will be held from May 2 to 21 in London.

with his second LLA title under the arm and transformed into the representatives of Latin America in the tournament to be held in the United Kingdom, Bong, Oddie, Mireu, Ceo and Lyonz promise to give their all to represent the region as it should.

During the press conference after the LLA final, the rainbow jungle assured to SuperGeek that, “From the beginning, we knew we had good players and it was going to depend so much on us and our game.”.

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— Movistar R7 (@Rainbow7lol) April 15, 2023

A Peruvian man Sebastian “Oddie” Child noted that, “Little by little, as we progressed through the tournament, we were basically realizing that it was just like whoever was better mentally improved was the one who had the most Mental in the game.“.

Reflecting on the final against 6K, he admitted “we had a bit of a struggle when it started, I think it was low Mental in general, but I feel like in the second and third games we had better Mental.”

“In the fourth we went Mental”, he assured between laughs, realizing the overwhelming game of his competitors in the fourth game, forcing a fifth game that gave victory to R7 in less than 30 minutes.

WELCOME TO MSI:

Congratulations to @rainbow7lol on winning the #LLA Grand Finale and qualifying for #MSI2023! pic.twitter.com/UW98lggtEH

— LoL Esports (@lolesports) April 15, 2023

When addressing the lessons facing the international, Oddie said that “the issue of notoriety is something very important here in Latin America and I think that it also affects a bit when we play abroad.“.

At the same time, he maintained that, in general, international experience is useful, but the key to being internationally competitive is that, “when we are outside, what we need is that all the players are well and that they feel very comfortable playing“.

After touching the cup again, Oddie and his rainbow companions will take a short break before beginning intense training for the first international League of Legends tournament of the year at London’s Copper Box Arena.

No matter how tired R7 is hungry to win and leave the region on a good footing as its representatives.