Gen.G Displays Class Difference with Dominant Win in Game 2
Gen.G maintained their momentum by taking Game 2, leaving them just one win away from the finals. The victory showcased a significant gap in execution and macro play against IG.
The second game saw Gen.G's duo, 'JiaQi' on Lucian and 'Meiko' on Milio, establishing lane priority through favorable trades. Although a tower dive attempt backfired—resulting in two deaths after failing to secure 'Ruler' Park Jae-hyuk's Ashe—the team quickly recovered. Simultaneously, 'Canyon' Kim Geon-bu's Lee Sin and 'Kiin' Kim Ki-in's Gwen successfully executed a clean takedown of 'TheShy' Kang Seung-lok's Rumble.
IG struggled to respond to Gen.G's pressure. A three-man dive in the top lane targeting Gwen resulted in the loss of 'Rookie' Song Eui-jin's Sylas, while 'Chovy' Jeong Ji-hoon's Ahri began pulling ahead in CS in the mid lane. Furthermore, Gen.G successfully read a gank attempt involving 'Wei's' Nocturne ultimate, turning the engagement into a double kill for Gen.G.
Despite losing their bot duo during a mid-game skirmish against Rumble and Sylas, Gen.G minimized the impact by securing a dragon. A subsequent initiation by Ahri picked off Milio, allowing Gen.G to push the mid outer tower. They followed this up by catching Lucian after a dash in the mid lane, securing three kills and the Baron buff.
By the 22-minute mark, Gen.G's control over objectives became overwhelming. Even after 'Duro' Joo Min-kyu's Seraphine was caught out during their third dragon timing, the core of Gen.G's roster—specifically Gwen and Lee Sin—survived the ensuing fight to secure an Ace. This pushed the global gold lead to 10,000. Gen.G ultimately sealed the game by decisively winning the final dragon soul teamfight.
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