Blacklist International moved a step closer to a Grand Finals return after overcoming a tough home stand from RRQ Hoshi, 3-2 in the upper bracket semifinals in the M4 World Championship at the Tennis Indoor Stadium Senayan in Jakarta, Indonesia
on Wednesday, Jan. 11.The Filipino representatives showed exactly why they are the defending champions of the tournament, displaying the championship poise in the nerve-wracking deciding Game 5 to advance to the upper bracket finals while sending their Indonesian counterparts to the lower bracket.
The two teams engaged in a huge 5-on-5 clash that saw all the players going low on their HP bars before disengaging. Three players on each side were the casualty in that clash but because Blacklist players were the first to be taken down during that fight, they were also the ones who respawned first, allowing them to go for a burst on the luminous Lord.
Kiel “Oheb” Soriano put up a perfect 3-0-6 line on his Claude while Hadji on the Pharsa, despite the direct counters in the Yu Zhong and Kadita picks, was still able to make a huge impact with his 3-2-4 line. Feeling the momentum, Blacklist showed no letup in Game 3 and cruised to a 23-10 win in the third game. Not going down without a fight in front of a huge home crowd, RRQ dragged the game to a decider with a convincing 15-10 win.
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