Bwipo after MSI 2025 Exit: "I Feel Like I Let the Team Down"
After FlyQuest 's defeat to Bilibili Gaming at the MSI 2025, which marked the end of their journey in the tournament, Bwipo openly shared his feelings and thoughts on the reasons for their failure. In an interview right after the match, he talked about their mental unpreparedness, draft mistakes, and what they could have done differently.
Mental Unpreparedness and Team Pressure
Bwipo admitted that one of the main issues for the team was a lack of self-confidence and the overwhelming pressure they felt throughout the tournament.
Individually, we had the level to play against the strongest, but mentally we weren't ready. We were afraid. We weren't decisive against Bilibili Gaming .
Reflections on His Play and Draft Mistakes
The player confessed that in one of the crucial matches, he could have chosen more aggressive champions, which might have made things easier for the whole team.
I feel like I let the team down. If I had picked more aggressive champions, it might have made things easier for my teammates.
Unfortunate Moments Against Bilibili and Strategic Errors
In one of the matches, FlyQuest faced issues early on when they couldn't effectively counter the opponent's actions.
When we couldn't counter their draft, it limited our ability to make active decisions.
The Future of FlyQuest : Confidence and Adapting to New Conditions
Despite the elimination, Bwipo believes that the team will continue to work on their mistakes and come back stronger in future tournaments.
We need to work on our self-confidence and better execution of strategies. This experience will help us come back stronger.
The setback at MSI 2025 was an important step in FlyQuest 's development. The team will learn from their mistakes and strive to become stronger in future tournaments, especially in the summer split.
We will return, prepare for the next tournaments. We will be stronger, and next time we won't be afraid.
The Mid-Season Invitational 2025 will take place from June 27 to July 12 in Canada, with a prize pool of $2,000,000. You can follow the news, schedule, and results of the tournament through the link.
