Look Sports Media – G2’s Matys Imko spoke with looksports.media following their commanding 2-0 victory over FURIA in the BLAST Open London semi-finals. The Slovakian rifler, who joined G2 from Fnatic in July, addressed the team’s impressive performance and the questions surrounding their roster changes.
"We showed we can play against the best," Matys stated, confidently dismissing concerns about the departures of star players NiKo and m0NESY. He emphasized the team’s humble approach, despite their dominant display: "We knew FURIA were good, and tomorrow against Vitality it’ll be the same. We’ll be confident but humble."
The synergy within the G2 lineup was a key topic. Matys highlighted the rapid integration despite the significant changes from his time at Fnatic: "It’s been a big switch, four completely different players. I react differently based on the team, and we have a completely different coach." He admitted initial struggles defining roles but praised the team’s current balance, evident in their strong tournament showing.
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Matys’ adaptability shone through. He described his ability to seamlessly switch positions, stating, "This tournament showed I can do whatever. If I decide I’m going to play a position well, I will." His LAN prowess was also a focal point, attributing his improved performance offline to a stronger mentality and reduced frustration compared to online play.
Looking ahead to the Vitality clash, Matys remained pragmatic: "It’s going to be call against call. It’ll be who has the better lead and who shoots better." He acknowledged Vitality’s strength but expressed confidence in G2’s ability to compete.
Finally, Matys expressed his aspirations for the tournament: "Winning would be amazing, my first BLAST London title. An amazing start." His words paint a picture of a player brimming with confidence and ready to conquer the Tier 1 scene. The G2 roster, once questioned, now stands as a force to be reckoned with, and Matys is a key component of their resurgence.
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