The Return of Super League in the Spanish Professional League of Legends
The first day of the new Winter Split in the Spanish Super League has brought several surprises to the forefront, including the unexpected victory of Veni Vidi Vici. Despite GiantX Pride being considered one of the contenders for the title, they fell short against the relatively new team.
Other notable matches include the win of Los Heretics over Barça eSports, which served as a re-match of their previous final showdown.
A Look Back at Veni Vidi Vici’s Groundbreaking Victory
The victory marked a milestone in the history of the Spanish League of Legends, with Veni Vidi Vici becoming the first team to accomplish this feat in the highest category. This win comes as no surprise, given their impressive performance in the Second Super League, where they swept the competition with their carefully designed roster.
A player of note is Miniduke, who has been a part of the League of Legends scene for many years and continues to show remarkable skill and solidity in the midlane. The rest of the quintet promises to bring an exciting brand of League of Legends to their fans, and their level of play is expected to be high.
Miniduke Comments on the Super League’s Two Weakest Teams
After their win, Miniduke participated in a post-match interview, where he shared his thoughts on various aspects of the competition. He did not hold back when discussing the future of certain teams, making his predictions clear.
Miniduke’s Thoughts on ZETA and Jokers
Miniduke is of the opinion that ZETA and Jokers will occupy the last positions in the league, stating, “The ninth and tenth are going to be ZETA and Jokers… I think they are not teams that are made to compete, for whatever circumstances, and I don’t criticize it.”
Later, he elaborated on ZETA’s position, commending their bold step into making a team while also acknowledging their shortcomings in terms of competing at the Super League level.
Miniduke’s views on ZETA and Jokers are based on the current context of the teams, as they have struggled in the competition so far. The Spanish player’s comments highlight the importance of economic power and resources in competing at the highest level in the Super League.
A Closer Look at ZETA’s Approach
On the other hand, ZETA decided to take a content-oriented approach, focusing on creating engaging material rather than prioritizing sporting success. This strategy has led to the inclusion of popular streamer ElOjoNinja and the retirement of Pepinero, a legendary figure in the Spanish League of Legends scene.
Another noteworthy move by ZETA is the live broadcasting of their matches and training sessions by the players themselves and their coach, F1re.