As soon as Jackylove's immobilization ended, he immediately flew over using his hunter's instincts.
When Mark saw Jackylove flying over, he didn't use Flash immediately. Instead, he used Heal to create distance and regroup with Gala!
Gala also made a move; he now has the mana-stealing blade, and he activated his ultimate to charge straight at Jacklove's face.
Jacklov was hit by almost all of Sivir's abilities, while Mark kept chipping away at Sivir's health and shielding her, while using Final Flash to block Jacklov's movement near the Dragon Pit wall.
Jacklove didn't use Flash this time and still wanted to deal damage.
Mark's ultimate flash, combined with Gala's Sivir's ricochet, instantly depleted Jackylove's health.
At this point, Jackylove had no choice but to use Flash to pull himself towards his blue buff.
However, Gala's basic attack had already been launched, and in the direction where DMO couldn't see, jackylove fell to the ground again.
At the same time, Mark hit Baolan with Light Binding, this Q skill is simply invincible.
Gala managed to secure a double kill this time.
The most terrifying thing is that his dual summons are still intact.
This is Gala, the Gala who was incredibly consistent in the S9 Summer Split!
TheShy once again fed a wave of minions into the tower in the top lane, and Ning was waiting in the bush behind Ale.
Ah Le understood, and used a powerful attack to clear out the enemy troops.
Then Ning, who had run out, used Flash to kill Kennen, and Kennen went from 0/3 to 0/4!
However, IG didn't gain anything from this. Gala got a double kill in the bottom lane, and the first tower was also taken down by Gala and Mark. DMO is currently leading by 1,000 gold!
Meanwhile, Rookie in the mid lane was caught out again. Xiaopeng, in coordination with Twila, caught and killed Rookie, who still had more than 30 seconds left on his Flash. Ryze did not get a single kill and even gave away two more.
So far, no one has moved the Rift Herald, and the kill score is 8:5!
At the 15-minute mark, Xiaopeng and Twila pulled off a stunt.
Baolan's Galio came out to ward, but got caught. With a sliver of health left, he activated his Stopwatch. Rookie's Ryze came to cover Baolan, but Xiaopeng and Twila turned and left.
Rita exclaimed "Eh!" on the commentary stage, clearly not understanding.
Wang Duoduo could only say, "It seems that Rookie's influence is too great, otherwise Baolan wouldn't have been able to escape this wave."
This is the only explanation for it.
Otherwise, it would be match-fixing, but match-fixing is far too serious.
Don't assume that many of the actions on the field are fake matches; the pressure on the players is immense.
For them, every moment requires complete concentration and mental focus, so it is indeed a bit much to say that they are throwing the game.
However, it must be admitted that some outrageous plays are indeed not something a professional player should be able to make.
This gives those who claim the match was fixed an opportunity to launch their attacks.
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