"Everyone on our team is nice and easy to approach, no one has a huge ego and we all get along. We also have a great coaching staff that keep everything in order if things ever go awry" -blase
Today we are going to breakdown how Bdosin, London's off-support, surprised Boston and pulled the match into London's favor.
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Like every team, we have a few small issues but if we work hard and we put in the time and overcome them we could be a top-5 team for sure.
We were fortunate to have Fusions answer a few of our questions about how Stage 1 went, the roster changes throughout the season so far, and how far this team can go.
Entering the last week of Stage 2, Boston's stage playoff chances were slim. To pull it off, they'd need nearly two sweeps against the LA Gladiators and the Washington Justice and a whole lot of help from the rest of the league.
What's the best thing you can hope for when you go 0-8 in week 3? A bye week - and that's just what the boys in blue got. Not having to fly out to Dallas hopefully gave the boys time to stop, reflect, and retool. Will the layoff work in their favor?
Admit it. Down 2-0 at halftime against both the London Spitfire and Vancouver Titans, you thought Boston could come back and reverse sweep. You thought there was some magic left down in the well. That the spark that lit the fire against Dallas, Atlanta, and Toronto was still burning. It's ok, I did too.
After week 1, Boston was the talk of the league. Three straight reverse sweeps will do that. But now we've seen that Atlanta and Toronto are dumpster fires. Then they narrowly lost on another 5th map against Hangzhou. Now the Uprising face a tougher path to Stage 2 playoffs.