Following FlyQuest’s decisive victory against Vivo Keyd Stars in the upper bracket finals of the LTA Championship, jungler Inspired disclosed that his approach to preparing for the match was rather unconventional.

«To be honest, I didn’t really study their [VKS’] games. I wasn’t exactly sure what to expect. However, they played decently. It was evident they were intimidated by us; whenever we showed aggression, they tended to retreat. Whenever they aimed to play aggressively, they clustered as a five-man unit. This made it relatively straightforward to anticipate their moves and disengage,» Inspired shared in a post-match interview with Emily Rand.

Inspired noted that VKS allowed FlyQuest a significant amount of control on the map, which facilitated the North American team’s successful execution of their strategies, resulting in a comfortable win against the first seed team from LTA South. Additionally, he expressed his support for 100 Thieves, who triumphed over the Brazilian team with a 3-0 scoreline.

Although Inspired didn’t receive the player of the series award, which went to Busio, he still delivered an impressive performance. His KDA (Kill/Death/Assist) stood at 13/2/47, playing pivotal jungle champions such as Trundle, Ivern, and Vi. Notably, both Ivern and Vi were played for the first time in the LTA North, demonstrating his versatility even when faced with champion bans.

In light of a tough defeat, Vivo Keyd Stars will need to regroup in the lower bracket to prevent further setbacks that could disrupt their momentum ahead of the international tournament in China.

FlyQuest will prepare for the grand finals of the LTA Championship, awaiting the winner of the lower bracket match between Vivo Keyd Stars and 100 Thieves. All three teams have already secured spots in Worlds 2025.