Facundo Calabró spoke to TyC Sports E after Tiburón’s elimination from the Play-In of the League of Legends World Cup and analyzed the difficult situation in the region.
Facundo Calabrofounder of check and one of the great pioneers of the region in the electronic sports scene, lived with great enthusiasm his team’s participation in World 2022 and vibrates with the fans at every game on League of Legends World Cup Play-In. The pain of withdrawal hit hard, but the peace of mind that was tried as much as possible served as a balm, allowing him to see more.
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“It was a very difficult three years because important players left us and we had to move to Mexico, after a long time in Chile. Adaptation is difficult and it is quite a process. Finding a roster that we felt comfortable with and that we were able to be champions of Latin American League It is a great joy for all of us who work on it,” he analyzed Kallain reference to the three years that need to pass to return to a World Cup, after Berlin 2019.
Regarding the losses and criticism of some decisions when it comes to selecting and blocking champions, the owner of Tiburón said: “When the group played, it didn’t do anything special for us. It’s Worlds and we have to go for the win. We had to find different strategies to try to beat these teams. We went out to win and tried our best. The boys spent it training and looking for a way, but it was not possible. It is always tried. That leaves us.”
“I don’t give a damn about destructive criticism. I was left with the fact that I saw many people from the environment who supported us. We took a chance and went for the wins, and many other analysts and coaches told us we were good. We had to go out that way. If we come out standard against teams like this you won’t win”, he analyzed Calabroin reference to Chinese from Royal Never Give Up and the Koreans from DRX.
On the other hand, Kalla indicated that the problem in the region was deeper. “I feel we need to change as a whole region. We need to find models four years from now to be able to compete at a good level. We are one of the worst regions in the world for the results we get. This is a big problem of many things. We all need to change this. There is no point in going to the group stage once. We have to think about how to have a higher level in the long term“, he says.
“We don’t have long-term thinking in place Latin America. Many teams think that they will not be relegated and others will be champions by any means. That is the strongest thing we must change. We can have many debates about whether the league should be open or closed, but we have to think about how to develop players in a difficult economy like Latin America.. Economy is not included and one has to try a thousand things. We must aim for the development of athletes, long-term goals and more players. It doesn’t do that. We need a change from the base, from the construction”, he concluded.
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