In mezii 's opinion, although the team failed to win the championship trophy at home, he still feels that the team is making steady progress.

For Vitality , this BLAST London Open can be said to be a battle with the right time, place and people. With the support of team member mezii at home, the community is generally optimistic that Vitality can return to the glory of the first half of the year and win the championship trophy.

In the finals, G2 's resilience astounded the world, ultimately securing the championship trophy. This also shattered mezii 's dream of a home-grown title. Following the defeat, mezii gave a video interview to international media. In the interview, he discussed his feelings about the finals, the team's progress, and other topics.

Q: mezii , this is your eighth time reaching the finals this year, but considering the current situation, I think the feeling this time should be a little different, right?

A: Yes, at least for me, I could feel how much we wanted to win this game, but we didn't get what we wanted today. It's a tough feeling to be so close to victory and yet lose.

Q: You lost the first map with a score of 3-13. What went wrong with that map?

A: I think we gave away too many first kills on the first map and didn't strictly follow our tactical plan. We knew their playstyle, but we exposed too many flaws from the start, allowing them to take the initiative. Once we're in that situation, it's very difficult to turn the tide. Fortunately, we adjusted in time on the subsequent maps, but it's a pity that we couldn't hold our ground on the first map.

Q: What do you think is the reason? Did you underestimate your opponent?

A: No, I don't think so. They played very well in this match, both as a team and individually. They were in excellent form throughout the tournament. All five players had their moments, and judging by the overall BO5, their performance was well-deserved of the victory.