Only six teams remain in the M6 World Championship after day three of the Knockout Stage.
However, only one team can progress further into the stage.
Spirit’s obscure pick for their mid lane was their answer to Vamos Hayabusa and Cecilion.
The pick worked perfectly, as Joy had an insane amount of damage and wave-clear.
The Petty Thief disrupted the enemy backline while the Granger melted the frontline.
Vamos simply didnt have an answer for Joy, which cost them the first game.
Game two was a redemption game fromMuhammad Nazhan Chibii Bin Mohd Nor.
He picked the always-reliable Suyou to roam around the map and bring chaos to Spirit’s ranks.
Vamos also focused on the EXP lane, whereAeliff Adam Md Smooth Ariffs Cici was stationed.
His job wasnt to take downMathaios Kid Bomba Panagiotis Chatzilakoss Hylos but to denyAlexander Oneshot Sharkovs Joy gank attempts.
The third game was a return of the midlane Joy for Team Spirit.
Both heroes were the answer to Vamos' Hilda as they could peel her for Wanwan.
The fourth games draft was more tame than the previous one.
This time, Bane was the choice for the Spirits jungler.
Once he got his key items,Pak Anton Hiko Igorevichtook over the game with his Beatrix.
He dismissed Smooth and Chibis aggression and melted everyone.
Vamos excellent wave clear was thus rendered a non-factor as they couldnt use it.
A methodical siege by Spirit then choked their opponents into conceding their base and their spot in M6.
As a result, KurtTzy couldnt maximise his damage potential.
Like the previous game, the Singaporeans got an early advantage.
This allowedVincent Innocent Banals Granger to buy Sky Piercer and snowball out of control.
Guinevere, secured by SRG, was taken by Singapores last hope for Hadess.
Not only that, they also tookYeo Diablo Luns signature, Benedetta, to provide more damage.
Benedetta just controlled the map in the early game with her damage.
However, one shutdown fromVincent Innocent Banaltriggered the domino effect that diminished the lead of NIP Flash.
The day will also have a series of lower bracket matches, where two more teams will be eliminated.
Sixteen teams have qualified for the Swiss Stage after a gruelling Wildcard Stage.
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