BNK FEARX sweep DN SOOPers as Raptor controls the series
BNK FEARX defeated DN SOOPers 2-0 in the LCK Rise Group. Both games ended before the series reached one hour of total play. Raptor earned the player of the match award.
The BNK jungler used Lee Sin in the first game and Pantheon in the second. He finished the series with twelve kills and only two deaths. His early movement gave every lane a stable route into team fights.
BNK won the opening game in 31 minutes and the second in 28. DN SOOPers collected ten kills across the series. BNK recorded 32 and controlled most major fights.
Lee Sin creates the first advantage
Raptor used Lee Sin to pressure lanes before DN could build its preferred setup. He finished the first game with six kills and eight assists. Only one death interrupted his control of the map.
VicLa supported that pace with Cassiopeia in the middle lane. He stayed alive throughout the game and added reliable damage. Clozer’s Syndra could not create the same space for DN.
Taeyoon played Corki and became BNK’s main source of finishing damage. He collected seven kills while Kellin protected fights with Shen. The bottom-lane pair combined safety with long-range pressure.
BNK ended the first game with seventeen kills against five. The team also held a large gold lead at the finish. DN lost control before its composition reached a stronger late stage.
The second draft changes the tools
Fearless draft required both teams to use different champions in game two. Raptor moved from Lee Sin to Pantheon. The new choice preserved his ability to reach fights quickly.
Clear switched to Tristana in the top lane and created another damage source. VicLa used Taliyah to control narrow paths. Those picks made it difficult for DN to enter fights together.
Taeyoon remained safe on Sivir and completed the game without a death. Kellin used Alistar to begin fights and protect the back line. Their lane stayed safe while Raptor created pressure elsewhere.
DN changed its own champions but faced the same early problem. Sharvel’s Naafiri fell behind Raptor’s Pantheon. The lost jungle contest reduced the pressure available to the three lanes.
Raptor sets the speed
Raptor finished the second game with six kills and five assists. He died once, matching his first-game total. That consistency kept BNK’s plans stable across both drafts.
His impact did not depend on one repeated route. Lee Sin created pressure through movement and direct plays. Pantheon used his global reach to join fights before DN could respond.
BNK’s lanes also converted the space instead of waiting for another visit. Clear, VicLa and Taeyoon all finished with useful damage. Kellin contributed 25 assists across the complete series.
The shared work explains why BNK closed both games cleanly. Raptor began many advantages, but teammates extended them. DN rarely received time to recover after losing a fight.
A complete two-game performance
BNK collected nineteen towers across the two games. DN managed only two, which limited safe access to the map. That gap left DN with little access to dragons and neutral monsters.
The first game lasted slightly longer but followed the same broad pattern. BNK gained control and denied a major comeback. The second game reached its conclusion even faster.
Raptor’s award reflected strong numbers and clear influence. He participated in most BNK kills and stayed available for every important phase. His two champion choices produced the same winning effect.
The final 2-0 score accurately described the difference on the day. BNK controlled the early map, team fights and closing pushes. DN SOOPers did not force a third game.
Different champions produce the same result
The fearless format removed every champion used in the first game. BNK therefore rebuilt all five roles for the second draft. The new group still created a clear early advantage.
Clear moved from Rumble to Tristana and finished the second game with four kills. VicLa changed from Cassiopeia to Taliyah. Both players gave BNK damage from positions outside the bottom lane.
Taeyoon followed a seven-kill Corki game with an unbeaten Sivir performance. He recorded ten kills across the complete series. His positioning allowed Raptor and Kellin to begin fights first.
Kellin used Shen and Alistar across the two games. He died only once and assisted 25 BNK kills. That total reflected his presence around every lane and later team fight.
DN SOOPers also changed every selection after the opening loss. Sharvel moved from Jarvan IV to Naafiri in the jungle. The new choice did not stop Raptor from controlling the early pace.
BNK finished both games before either reached 32 minutes. The first lasted just over 31 minutes, and the second ended before 28. The short series followed from repeated leads rather than one sudden final fight.
The map closed through lane and tower control
BNK destroyed ten towers in the opening game. DN SOOPers took only one before the final attack. That difference limited every safe route through the map.
The second game produced almost the same structural result. BNK removed nine towers while DN again collected one. Repeated lane pressure opened the base before the final fight.
Raptor received the player of the match award after both wins. His combined record was twelve kills, two deaths and thirteen assists. He used a different champion in each draft.
The series lasted just under one hour of game time. Both drafts ended with BNK controlling the lanes and major neutral monsters.
