Strafe's Match of the Week: Cloud9 rematches Flyquest LCS Spring 2024

Strafe's Match of the Week: Cloud9 rematches Flyquest LCS Spring 2024

Antonio A Pereira

1 Feb, 2024, 15:02

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Last updated: 10 Apr, 2025, 11:00

This Saturday on March 2nd, a classic rivalry reignites in the LCS Spring 2024 season. Get ready for a clash between the seasoned veterans of Cloud9 and the resurgent forces of FlyQuest. This high-stakes LoL Esports match carries major implications for the season's standings, making it a must-watch for fans of competitive League of Legends.

Setting the Stage for LoL Esports Dominance

With Cloud9's recent performances, the inconsistency has been leaving fans wondering if they can regain the dominant form that was anticipated this season. As one of the LCS's recent Worlds representative, hopes were high with the signing of Jojopyun and Vulcan. Standing in 4th on a 4-5 record, their hopes to represent NA for MSI are beginning to darken. Meanwhile, FlyQuest enters this match fueled by a streak of impressive wins. Currently sitting at an 7-2 record leading the LCS. Boasting strong early-game execution and a relentless drive to succeed. This showdown is poised to be a test of Cloud9's ability to weather the storm and FlyQuest's capacity to continue their rise. Will Cloud9 bounce back from the break with a finally realized team? Or will FlyQuest's hunger prove that they are truly the top team of NA? Lets look at what our recent polls are showing.

Cloud9 vs Flyquest

LCS Spring 2024: C9 vs Flyquest Pre-Match Stats

 

Preview, Predictions, and Where to Watch

Based on the provided win-loss records, FlyQuest is the clear favorite to win this match. However, upsets in esports are always a possibility, especially if Cloud9 can manage to realize their substantial potential. FlyQuest enters this match as the undeniable favorite, propelled by their impressive win streak. They'll look to capitalize on Cloud9's clear struggles, but C9 shouldn't be counted out just yet. Regardless of FlyQuest's success, the predictions are showing that 37% of users voted for FlyQuest to win, and 63% for Cloud9.

Despite a rough start, a resurgence is possible if their veterans like Fudge and Blaber can stabilize the team. Blaber's unpredictable jungle play could also become a catalyst if he can outmaneuver FlyQuest's seasoned top laner, Bwipo.

Expect explosive mid-lane clashes as Jensen's calculated experience goes head-to-head with Jojopyun's raw mechanical prowess. Jensen is a well known sit back farmer, so there's a lot less expected mistakes from him. Jojopyun has been one of the biggest moves this LCS season and a lot of expectation has been on them this season. In a video C9 Jojopyun says: "Losses are making us less confident but it shouldn't affect our gameplay." Hopefully C9 will come back with their confidence back from the break.

Lastly, don't underestimate Cloud9's bot lane. While Berserker is a reliable carry threat, a long awaited resurgence from Vulcan could be the key to unlocking Cloud9's full teamfight potential. FlyQuest can't afford to overlook the threat they pose in Bot side.

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