Fnatic’s Broxah: “Europe is stronger than we've ever been going into Worlds”

Last weekend’s LEC Summer Final in Athens, Greece is a best-of-five that will be talked about by League of Legends fans for years to come.

Europe’s historically most successful teams clashed at the peak of their abilities in an epic series which shook the stadium to its core. Fnatic fought valiantly to dethrone the reigning Mid-Season Invitational champions, but G2 Esportsnarrowly pulled out the victory.

After giving everything on stage, Mads “Broxah” Brock-Pedersen was left devastated, but his season isn’t over yet. He and Fnatic have qualified for this year’s World Championship in Europe and will look to make the most of a home field advantage to go one step further than last year – by lifting the Summoner’s Cup.

With the dominant season G2 have had, it was hard to imagine any other team walking away with the LEC trophy. It’s perhaps fair to say that many fans underestimated Fnatic – and the series look incredibly close at times – but Broxah says they never had any doubts:

“I think we've shown a lot of inconsistency this entire split, whereas G2 have looked a little more solid for the most part. Even with that in mind, we always knew we could take down G2 if we had a good day.”