SBTC Wild Rift spoke up, blaming a few members for unprofessional behavior, who is the “black sheep”?

At noon today, on the Fanpage of League of Legends: Wild Rift Esports posted a notice stating that the SBTC Esports team has officially requested to stop competing at WCS Vietnam 2022. This is the result of the team’s action. This team was continuously absent from matches and was defeated by the BTC for many days of competition.

Immediately after this announcement was made, SBTC Esports also posted a forum about this incident:Based on the unprofessional behavior of some members of the League of Legends: Wild Rift squad recently – The leadership of the SBTC Wild Rift team has come to the official decision to stop playing in Vietnam. the remaining matches of the WCS Vietnam 2022 season with the consensus of the tournament organizer and the publisher.

We will focus fully on preparing for next season from now on. All members of the SBTC Wild Rift Board of Directors, players and coaching staff send their deepest apologies to all fans and the community for not being able to live up to your expectations and trust in this event. this moment.

SBTC Wild Rift will do its best as a professional team and will return soon next season with the ambition to reap glory in League of Legends: Wild Rift.

According to the reason given by the SBTC side, it was due to the unprofessional behavior of some members of the team. However, it is possible that SBTC Wild Rift has internal problems, resulting in not having enough members and not being able to change or recruit more people in the middle.

Previously, fans had also predicted that SBTC Wild Rift had internal problems, a gamer said “A team whose members have too high egos will surely fail. The day I saw Akeno give an interview saying that he cursed the team a lot, if that’s the case, SBTC will sooner or later disband. If this person can’t play, then let the young academy players fight, I’m sure a lot of them want to show themselves.”

However, the real thing behind is not so simple when most of the official members of SBTC Esports have “problems” leading to not enough lineup to compete. That’s definitely not a normal sign.

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