“I really wanted to win today” Zenji ‘Chobi’, T1 and MVP ‘Perfect Day’ (MSI 2025)

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(Sports Seoul | Vancouver = Reporter Kim Min -kyu)

Zenji midliner ‘Chobi’ Jung Ji -hoon (24) won the MVP in the 2025 mid -season Invitational (MSI) final. ‘Chobi’ is a central axis that led the team’s MSI two consecutive victories, and has completely rewarded the last defeat by taking advantage of ‘Faker’ Lee Sang -hyuk.

Jung Ji -hoon said, “I had pressure before the game, but I had to enjoy it.” His gaze is now headed for the LOL World Championship (Rolled Cup) in China in September.

He won the final MVP in the ‘2025 MSI’ final in Vancouver, Canada on the 13th. In particular, ‘Aurora’, which was taken out of the last five sets, led the team to victory by leading the flow in each war.

Above all, the victory against the T1 was more special for him. Last year, I remembered leaning my head while losing to the T1 in the Rolled Cup semifinals. “I wanted to win this time,” he said. “The confidence gained after the end of every day was finally good,” he said.

In this tournament, Chobi evolved into a ‘perfection midliner’, not just a strong line. “I think that now I think it can show more strength in meta that prioritizes team movements, rather than insisting on one line,” he said.

He also mentioned the confrontation with T1’s ‘Faker’ Lee Sang -hyuk. Chobi said, “I realized that it was not enough to lead the line game. I didn’t save that advantage in the past, but now it seems to be better for the team.”

Lastly, he said, “I have an individual’s efforts, but I couldn’t come to this place without the help of the team members and the front.” kmg@sportsseoul.com