Poby, making his world debut, is looking forward to playing against T1.

On October 1st, after losing to Movistar KOI in the LEC Summer Playoffs, Fnatic's journey came to an end, but they still qualified to go to China to participate in the League of Legends 2025 World Championship.

Reflecting on the loss to MKOI, Poby admitted that the team's early performance was poor, allowing their opponent to gradually dominate the game and ultimately lead to defeat. Overall, however, he believes that the team put in a tremendous effort within the limited time available for integration, and he personally gained a lot. While he wasn't satisfied with only finishing third, advancing to Worlds has given him renewed motivation for the future.

As a rookie competing in his first major tournament, Poby was not intimidated. He felt the passion and cheers of the fans on the stage in Madrid, and he said this was not pressure, but motivation.

In response to external doubts, Poby said, " I'm very clear about my own strengths and know I can get better. " Looking ahead to Worlds, he said, " I can't guarantee we can beat all the LCK and LPL teams, but we can definitely put on a great show. "

When asked about his most anticipated opponent, Poby made no secret of his anticipation: " I really want to face T1 and Faker . It's incredible to be in this position to face them. "

Fnatic is about to enter their own world stage, and Poby will also prove himself on the field and write the story of the new generation of mid laner.