Is LPL's peerless draw in the knockout stage the best choice for TES to take out his fist?

LPL's peerless draw in the knockout stage is TES's best choice to take out his fist. Frankly speaking, when the bully saw this conclusion, his first reaction was that TES, JDG and SN should not wave, be nervous or stretch themselves. It should be easier for him to stand out from the qualifiers, even if he is the first in the group. It can also avoid the civil war in the quarter-finals. LGD is even more unresolved. By default, I set them to enter Group C from the finalists. But this group C, although the old fiend has a party, is too powerful. Group c will be the death group, and LGD is a little hung up!

G2, like the previous two years, was once again assigned to Group A ... Just different from two years ago, G2 finally met the LPL team SN "tragically" in the group stage. As for the final team of Group A, if it is assumed that the final teams of LPL, LEC and LCS can qualify safely, then this situation is likely to occur in Group A: G2, SN, MCX and TL or PSG. SN, as the third seed of LPL, as long as it doesn't wave itself and play its own LPL playoff level, it should be no problem for the group to qualify. I'm afraid it's my first time to participate in the lol World Cup, and my inner anxiety is nothing more than that.

It is the second time that the professional players stop at 16. I think this player's overall strength is very good at the beginning, and I have won the world series, but this player's attitude is easy to go wrong. 202 1, the professional team to which this player belongs lost in the second round of qualifiers, and this professional team, which has been expected by everyone, was eliminated. This result may have a great influence on the attitude of the contestants, but the endurance of the contestants is really poor. In this competition, it encountered a lot of tempering, and its full play on the field was not as good as everyone thought. It's a pity that this professional team won the stop qualifier, but it's not a personal mistake, but a problem for all teams.