Team Liquid had a bad performance in the international arena, and Spawn admitted it. Although CFO is a strong team in their true sense, with resources investing in the League of Legends in North America, it is expected that the results must be better. When asked why TL has not improved since the first year under his guidance, the head coach answered: "My initial thought is Yeon and APA need to have international competition experience to be able to play at the world level. Now we have that experience. Unfortunately, you are right, even though we have transformed these lessons in the land of World, but we failed in Worms and FIRSTDS."

One of the biggest criticisms aimed at the TL squad focuses on the upper line with Impact. Many Na fans are asking whether any change helps improve the team's performance in the international arena. Spawn replied: "I can understand this view. It is true that Scrim looks somewhat different, but honestly, my responsibility is to help Impact have a better preparation through the ban.

Looking forward, Team Liquid needs to find the right thing if you want to maintain the dominance in the area. However, Spawn likes the training approach as if they were the team being pursuing the leading position, because that helps maintain the spirit of becoming the strongest team. "Practicing as if you are ranked second is always my motto," Spawn said. Flyquest is a team that is always competitive for the top position, and although TL has not confronted them in a Bo5 match in this tournament, Spawn still considers them as the most formidable opponent. "Until we defeat the Fly in a Bo5, we couldn't really assert ourselves as the strongest team."

Spawn will have the opportunity to do that when Team Liquid is about to return to LTA North in April.