'Zeka' Kim Geon-woo: I am truly thrilled to add such a significant accolade to my career. However, I refuse to let this be the finish line. I see this as a foundation to build upon, and I intend to work even harder to gather more experience and achievements.

'Delight' Yoo Hwan-joong: It is true that despite my domestic experience, I have lacked results on the international stage. I am using this win as a pivotal moment to push myself even further in upcoming events like Worlds.

Head Coach 'Homme' Yoon Sung-young: It helped immensely. Our draft was shaky back then, which put the players in a tough spot. The coaching staff and the players had honest discussions to iron out those wrinkles. Even when trailing, the team refused to fold, maintaining the focus that ultimately led to this result.

'Gumayusi' Lee Min-hyeong: There was no radical shift within myself. However, after the loss to BLG, I spent a lot of time personally theory-crafting how to deal with the non-ADC champions that the opposition favored.

Head Coach 'Homme' Yoon Sung-young: While our bot duo is more than capable of playing non-ADC picks, we evaluated that they are significantly more potent and effective when utilizing traditional marksmen. The situation also allowed for it, so it was a calculated decision.

'Gumayusi' Lee Min-hyeong: The coaching staff demanded that we leverage our bot lane priority to control the early skirmishes and objectives. We strove to stay ahead in those areas throughout the games, and thankfully, the intended dynamics played out as planned.

'Kanavi' Seo Jin-hyuk: BLG frequently employed early jungle disruption tactics in our previous matches, so we were prepared for it. Even so, their execution was more refined than expected, which caused some early game hiccups. From then on, I just focused on minimizing the damage and stabilising the game.

'Zeus' Choi Woo-je: 'Bin' and I have a history of trading wins and losses, so I approached it with the mindset of just enjoying a great match. In the fifth set, the Aatrox vs. Mundo matchup meant I had to survive until the 20-minute mark. My teammates covered that window perfectly, allowing us to seize the momentum.

'Zeus' Choi Woo-je: I wouldn't say the top lane is the singular defining factor for victory. However, when a game is deadlocked, a well-timed play from the top laner is crucial for turning the tide.

Since last year, I have been constantly thinking about how to exert more influence on the game. The top lane can absolutely be a high-impact position depending on the player's capacity, and I believe I am receiving good evaluations because I am fulfilling that role.

'Zeus' Choi Woo-je: I felt that the opposition had been targeting my signature champions since the last match. It seemed they picked Aatrox specifically to force me away from Mundo. I hadn't played that matchup before, so I couldn't be certain, but I trusted my confidence and pulled the trigger.

'Zeus' Choi Woo-je: Probably not. I would have likely opted for a safe, standard pick. This time, however, I gambled on my own confidence despite the lack of certainty, and it paid off.

'Zeus' Choi Woo-je: On a stage as massive as the finals, one player crumbling under pressure can cause the whole house of cards to collapse. Even when backed into a corner, we all kept our composure and believed we could win, which was vital.

Head Coach 'Homme' Yoon Sung-young: It is quite a demanding schedule with no room for a proper break. Since time is short, we aren't going to push too hard; our focus will be strictly on conditioning. The players are experienced enough to manage themselves well, and I have full faith in them.