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Team Fight Breakdown with Jatt: C9 vs. TSM

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This week on Team Fight Breakdown we're taking a look at the explosive back and forth team fight between Cloud9 and TSM from the 2016 NA LCS Summer Split Finals.

Back in the Spring Split, TSM were one team fight away from winning the Championship. Then, with the team-fight loss, TSM had to watch as Counter Logic Gaming stormed their way to 2nd place at the Mid-Season Invitational.

Now, in the Summer Split Finals and 40 minutes into Game 4, Cloud9 had a 5k gold advantage over TSM and they were looking to force a fight mid to clinch the game. When Sneaky's Jhin opened up with his Curtain Call and landed the first shot onto Doublelift's Lucian - it was time for a full on engage.

The resulting team fight was one of the most exciting in North American Playoffs history.

Let’s get into it.

To watch the entire game, head over to the spoiler-free NA LCS VODs page. For more details on the game, you can also see the detailed match history.

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9 Comments

TrollFan015 votes

I like these videos. Really break things down nicely and helps you see things you might have missed. Plus it Jatt. Who doesn't love Jatt?

KazaLyn Shao2 votes

Good thing CLG pitched Doublelift!

Morrogondor2 votes

Well, sitxay isn't bad, huhi is. And darshan's tilting.

JimmyNtheKudos1 votes

I don't think Huhi is as bad as he seems... I think their strategies don't really set him up for success. How many crappy Azir games did he play before he got nerfed, and they finally stopped putting him on it? He is no Jensen or Bjerg, but I think he's a fine midlaner. Stixxay is too inconsistent, but that's pretty much all of CLG.

Morrogondor1 votes

Time to fight some Koreans!!!

jayl9407122 votes

LCK has dominated this game for too long.

ApolloMk21 votes

Watching the first game where Doublelift played Jhin and had multiple issues (like cancelling his ult) compared to watching him play Lucian?!! Wow - night and day difference is an understatement. Say what you will about Doublelift either way, but I legit think he's the best Lucian player in the world right now.

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