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MPL ID S13 Week 7: RRQ Hoshi Seeks Answers Amidst Coaching Doubts

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In the tumultuous conclusion of Week 7 in the MLBB Pro League Indonesia S13, RRQ Hoshi found themselves plummeting to seventh place after successive defeats at the hands of Bigetron Alpha and Onic Esports. This downward spiral has sparked profound unease among the team’s die-hard fans, RRQ Kingdom, who dread a repeat of last season’s dismal showing, culminating in a relegation scare.

While acknowledging the formidable strength of their adversaries this season, RRQ’s lackluster performances have drawn sharp rebuke from spectators. Despite the heralded reputation they carry, the team has failed to mount a challenge befitting their stature. Even the introduction of fresh talent has not shielded them from scathing critique.

Filipino hot prospects, Borris “Brusko” Parro and John “Irrad” Abarquez, along with the M World winner coach Vrendon Pesebre, are deemed as flops for not making a significant impact compared to their compatriots playing for competitor teams this season. Additionally, many have questioned the coach’s tactical mindset, deeming it inferior to others.


In the past seven weeks, RRQ has managed to win only five out of twelve matches in the regular season. Out of these victories, only two were secured convincingly through strategic gameplay. The remaining wins heavily relied on standout performances from individual players like Deden “Clayyy” Muhammad and Schevenko “Skylar” Tendean.

This stands in stark contrast to the current trend among other teams, who are showcasing exceptional teamwork and consistently challenging each other. Even RRQ’s arch-nemesis, Evos Glory, who faced a brief setback earlier in the season, have bounced back with strong performances, closing in on Aura Fire’s fourth-place position.

Adding to RRQ’s woes is the perceived lack of involvement from coach Vren during critical moments. This observation was underscored by his former teammate, Francis “Duckyyy” Glindro, who noted Vren’s absence during some pivotal MPL ID matches from the Philippines.

Despite these challenges, RRQ continues to rely on Zaya “Sayargyi” Paing for strategic guidance in select MPL ID S13 matches. However, given the team’s concerning performance, it wouldn’t come as a surprise if they opt for significant changes within the coaching staff to turn their fortunes around.

With only one week remaining in the season, RRQ’s fate hangs in the balance as they strive to secure a spot in the MPL ID S13 playoffs. A failure in seizing this final opportunity could see the team labeled as the season’s worst performer.

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