CFO JunJia Aims to Surpass Flash Wolves Legacy and Elevate LCP Honor

CTBC Flying Oyster, a leading team in the League of Legends Championship Pacific (LCP), currently holds a record of 2-1 in the Worlds 2025 Swiss Stage. They are now looking ahead to their next match as they aim to solidify their position and secure a spot in the bracket stage. JunJia, the jungler for the team, shared insights on their recent performance and future aspirations in a recent interview.

CFO JunJia Aims to Surpass Flash Wolves Legacy

The upcoming challenges weigh heavily on JunJia’s mind. He expressed a desire to see T1 defeat Gen.G to lessen the competition they might face in future rounds. “It would mean one less challenging team in next round’s draw. We’ll have to be very well-prepared for next week,” he mentioned.

Reflection on Recent Matches

After a disappointing match against Anyone’s Legend, JunJia analyzed the areas that led to their loss. He identified that their mid-to-late game execution fell short compared to their opponents. “We had a 3k gold lead in the third game but lost because of poor teamfight management,” he stated.

• Key learnings from the match include:
• Proper positioning during teamfights.
• Effective resource management in critical game stages.

When asked about potential rematches, JunJia acknowledged the challenge of team dynamics, stating, “We cannot rematch against T1.” He expressed a hope for a scenario where T1 could outplay Gen.G.

Looking Ahead

As they prepare for their next match, JunJia emphasized the importance of focusing on immediate challenges rather than looking too far ahead. “We need to prepare for matchups against the strong 2-1 teams,” he said. His ultimate goal remains clear: to surpass the legacy of the Flash Wolves and elevate the honor of the LCP.

In terms of team dynamics, JunJia shared light-hearted moments with his teammates, particularly involving Tsai “HongQ” Ming-Hong, reflecting the camaraderie within the team. He also mentioned plans to celebrate Ling “Kaiwing” Kai Wing’s upcoming birthday on the 27th, aiming to honor him by progressing to the bracket stage.

Finally, JunJia expressed gratitude to fans, acknowledging the disappointment over their recent match but promising improved performance in future matches. “We will definitely review this match and aim for a much better performance,” he concluded.