LoL MSI 2024: TOP Esports vs LOUD Results and Picks
TOP Esports secures a dominant 2-0 victory over LOUD in LoL MSI 2024. Discover their winning strategies and champion picks.
TOP Esports emerged victorious against LOUD in a decisive 2-0 series at the LoL MSI 2024 tournament. The matches showcased the strength and strategy of both teams, with TOP Esports ultimately proving their superiority on the Rift.
TOP Esports vs LOUD Match Results – TOP Esports won 2-0
TOP Esports vs LOUD Match 1 Results – TOP Esports won
| TOP Esports vs LOUD Match 1 Results – TOP Esports won | |||
| TOP Esports Champion Picks | LOUD Champion Picks | ||
| Name of Player & Role | Picks | Name of Player & Role | Picks |
| 369 – Top |  K’Sante | Robo – Top |  Renekton |
| Tian – Jungle |  Viego | Croc – Jungle | Wukon |
| Creme – Mid |  Azir | Tinowns – Mid |  Taliyah |
| JackeyLove – ADC |  Senna | Route – ADC |  Varus |
| Meiko – Support |  Tahm Kench | RedBert – Support |  Nautilus |
In the first match, TOP Esports fielded a lineup consisting of 369 on K’Sante in the top lane, Tian on Viego in the jungle, Creme playing Azir in the mid lane, JackeyLove on Senna as the ADC, and Meiko on Tahm Kench as support.
LOUD’s roster featured Robo on Renekton in the top lane, Croc on Wukong in the jungle, Tinowns playing Taliyah in the mid lane, Route on Varus as the ADC, and RedBert on Nautilus as support.
TOP Esports’ champion picks proved to be a winning combination. The synergy between their chosen champions allowed them to outplay LOUD at every turn.
369’s K’Sante provided a strong frontline presence, while Tian’s Viego excelled at picking off key targets. Creme’s Azir controlled teamfights with his long-range poke and zoning abilities.
TOP Esports vs LOUD Match 2 Results – TES won
| TOP Esports vs LOUD Match 2 Results – TES won | |||
| TOP Esports Champion Picks | LOUD Champion Picks | ||
| Name of Player & Role | Picks | Name of Player & Role | Picks |
| 369 – Top |  Ornn | Robo – Top |  Zac |
| Tian – Jungle |  Xin Zhao | Croc – Jungle |  Poppy |
| Creme – Mid | Azir | Tinowns – Mid |  Aurelion Sol |
| JackeyLove – ADC |  Kalista | Route – ADC | Varus |
| Meiko – Support | Renata Glasc | RedBert – Support | Nautilus |
The second match saw both teams making adjustments to their champion selections. TOP Esports opted for 369 on Ornn in the top lane, Tian on Xin Zhao in the jungle, Creme playing Azir once again in the mid lane, JackeyLove on Kalista as the ADC, and Meiko on Renata Glasc as support.
LOUD chose Robo on Zac in the top lane, Croc on Poppy in the jungle, Tinowns playing Aurelion Sol in the mid lane, Route on Varus as the ADC, and RedBert on Nautilus as support.
TOP Esports’ adaptability shone through in this match. They recognized the need to switch up their strategy and champion picks based on LOUD’s choices. 369’s Ornn provided a solid tank presence and initiation, while Tian’s Xin Zhao excelled in early-game skirmishes and ganks.
Creme’s Azir continued to be a dominant force in teamfights, and JackeyLove’s Kalista offered high mobility and burst damage.
TOP Esports’ Unmatched Teamwork and Individual Skill
Throughout both matches, TOP Esports displayed exceptional teamwork and individual skill. Their coordination in teamfights and objective control allowed them to gain significant advantages over LOUD.
Each player on TOP Esports showcased their mastery of their respective champions, executing well-timed combos and making game-changing plays.
LOUD put up a commendable fight, but TOP Esports’ relentless pressure and strategic decision-making proved too much to overcome. TOP Esports’ victory in this series highlights their strength as a team and their potential to go far in the LoL MSI 2024 tournament.
