Esports viewers witnessed a thrilling moment at the World Championship. AL's top player, Flandre, once again showcased his exceptional skills and tactical awareness in a crucial match against T1. This game was not only spectacular but also marked a milestone for Flandre, achieving his 100th kill at the World Championship.  

With this kill, Flandre became the 93rd player in Worlds history to reach 100 kills. This milestone fully demonstrates his consistently high level of performance and stability on the international stage. The 100 kills are not only a statistical achievement, but also highlight his control of the game's tempo and his contribution to the team.  

In this match, Flandre chose the champion Ambissa, and through precise skill combos and decisive maneuvers, repeatedly established advantages for his team. His performance in crucial team fights was exemplary, putting T1 on the back foot in many confrontations. Ultimately, he achieved his 100th kill in a high-intensity match at the World Championship, a significant milestone.  

The World Championship is the highest level of competition for professional players. Achieving 100 kills here fully demonstrates a player's strong resilience under pressure and consistently high level of performance. Flandre's name will be inscribed on the World Championship's annals of honor alongside other top players.  

As the World Championship continues, Flandre will face even greater challenges. However, this milestone of 100 kills undoubtedly provides him with a powerful motivation to continue pursuing even greater achievements. For fans and esports enthusiasts, witnessing Flandre make history on the field is an unforgettable experience, and it fills everyone with anticipation for the upcoming matches.