Resisting base rush and Ruler’s domination key to Gen.G victory over SANDBOX in 2022 LCK Summer Split

Gen.G stepped up their game to register a clean 2-0 win.
Photo via Riot Games

In today’s series between Gen.G and Liiv SANDBOX, we saw why Gen.G is known to be the top dog of the LCK. Whether it be the close match in game one, or the domination in game two, fans got to witness excellent gameplay from the Gen.G side.

Recommended Videos

The first game of this League of Legends series saw both teams play aggressively. SANDBOX picked up the first blood while Gen.G took down the first turret. After taking down the first Baron, Gen.G was able to open up SANDBOX’s base with the buffed minions.

SANDBOX weathered through the onslaught and almost made a comeback when they were able to reach Gen.G’s Nexus after defeating them in the teamfight for the second Baron. After stopping this aggressive push, Chovy’s LeBlanc teleported to the empty enemy base to take down the nexus while his teammates pursued SANDBOX champions and prevent them from defending.

Game two saw Gen.G’s Peanut picking up Morgana for the jungle role for the first time in LCK history. Along with Chovy’s Ryze, this Gen.G duo terrorized SANDBOX champions by constantly invading their jungle and ambushing lanes. 

On the other hand, Ruler’s Jinx became a menace on the map. He ended up with 15/2/1 KDA as Gen.G was able to secure the game after taking down the second Baron. Ruler also became the third person to get over 2,000 kills in the LCK, just after Faker and Deft. On the other hand, Chovy completed 400 games and 2,000 assists while Peanut registered 1,300 kills and over 3,000 assists in the LCK.

With this 2-0 victory, Gen.G are now tied with T1 for first place in the 2022 LCK Summer Split points table. Their next match is against Hanwha on July 24 at 6am CT. Liiv SANDBOX falls down to fourth place with a 7-4 record. Their next match is also on July 24 at 3am CT against Kwangdong Freecs.


Dot Esports is supported by our audience. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn a small affiliate commission. Learn more
related content
Read Article 32 VCS players from 8 teams suspended as Riot investigates ‘unusual data’ in LoL matches
BeanJ in Worlds 2023 playing for Team Whales
Read Article LoL’s free champion rotation: March 26
A cast of League of Legends champions.
Read Article Riot wants to bring Nasus back into LoL solo queue by boosting late game drain tank fantasy
Nasus stands tall holding his staff in a desert sandstorm in League of Legends.
Related Content
Read Article 32 VCS players from 8 teams suspended as Riot investigates ‘unusual data’ in LoL matches
BeanJ in Worlds 2023 playing for Team Whales
Read Article LoL’s free champion rotation: March 26
A cast of League of Legends champions.
Read Article Riot wants to bring Nasus back into LoL solo queue by boosting late game drain tank fantasy
Nasus stands tall holding his staff in a desert sandstorm in League of Legends.
Author
Ashish Mahato
Freelance Writer at Dot Esports. Ashish grew up playing RPGs and MMOs, and has been writing about them since 2021. He covers League of Legends, its esports scene, along with MMORPGs and other general gaming topics occasionally. You will find him either engrossed in reading fanfictions, or playing Honkai: Star Rail in his free time.