Royal Never Give Up vs RED Canids

Royal Never Give Up had to go through quite an ordeal after Riot decided to literally remake all of their games. It wasn't exactly fair, but RNG managed to push through adversity and still come out ahead each and every single time. We, for one, expected no less from a towering giant of their caliber. It must've been excruciating, to have one's record reverted, but it seems that this whole debacle has only strengthened their resolve -- they are now playing with more zest and aggression than what was the case just a few days ago. They're motivated beyond measure and they want to make a statement in the best way they can: by dominating their opponents and removing any and all potential doubt.

They're one of the biggest favorites to go the distance and, in doing so, defend their throne. And, based on all that we've seen thus far, we can't help but agree with such an assessment. They're not perfect, though, and their few tendencies *could* get exploited by T1 and, potentially, G2 Esports. They're the quintessential LPL team: overly aggressive, always on the offensive, and, at times, a bit sloppy. They underestimate their opponents, they forgo sound logic and reason, they think and feel like they're invincible which *can* lead to catastrophic misplays and egregious mistake. Bin, in particular, is guilty of this -- no amount of vision control will make him look at the mini-map.

Be that as it may, RNG are still a cut above and are about as good a team as it gets. They somehow always manage to find a way to turn the tides and win, even in the most unfavorable of circumstances. They don't, however, have any kind aura of invincibility around them. They *can* bleed, and the fact that there are only a few teams out there that can punish them doesn't change the fact.

The RED Canids, unfortunately, don't have the tools to fight back and actually win, especially not against a motivated RNG. That doesn't mean they won't put up a fight, but close and competitive it almost certainly *won't* be. As far as predictions go, this one's rather simple and risk-free.