Hazle’s debut with AERO Esports has not ended on a sweet note. Despite showing promising performance, he has not managed to secure a victory for his team. However, AERO has certainly troubled SRG throughout the series.

AERO has suffered a narrow 2-1 loss in a tightly contested match. Hazle has brought a different kind of energy to the team, enabling them to play aggressively and lethally. The main issue, however, has lied in their mid to late-game decisions, which still have required improvement.

Hazle himself has not been flawless. He has needed to start expanding his hero pool, especially when his signature picks have been taken away. In fact, SRG has adapted quickly—after being overwhelmed by Hazle’s Hayabusa in Game 1, they have figured out how to shut it down in Game 3.

Hazle Went Wild in Game One

In the opening game, Hazle has made a massive impact. Using Hayabusa, he has delivered devastating pressure to SRG.

His aggressive playstyle, jungle pathing, and positioning have looked flawless. He has dominated the early game, helping AERO build a commanding 10-0 kill lead. Hazle has even solo-killed SRG's Sekys three times in this game.

Still, SRG has shown strong chemistry and coordination. Although they have attempted to recover during the mid-game, Hazle has snowballed too far ahead. Eventually, AERO has won a crucial teamfight near the Lord pit, closing out the game and taking a 1-0 lead.

Hazle’s level has clearly stood out, and the immediate impact he has brought to AERO has sparked hope for the team.

SRG Banned All of Hazle’s Assassins and Took Game Two

In Game Two, SRG has given Hazle no breathing room. Nearly all of his signature assassins, including Hayabusa, Fanny, and Ling, have been banned. With Joy picked by SRG, Hazle has only been left with Suyou as a viable option.

Unfortunately, intense early-game pressure from SRG has allowed them to snowball. AERO has had no chance to recover. Hazle has struggled to replicate his previous impact, and with Suyou, his movements have not been as sharp as they were with Hayabusa. The series has been tied at 1-1.

Tense Game Three Sealed SRG's Victory

In the final game, Hazle has finally been given back his Hayabusa. But this time, SRG has learned their lesson. They have closely monitored his every move and have limited his space.

Unlike Game One, Hazle has not had the same freedom. Still, AERO has claimed an early advantage, leading in the laning phase.

However, SRG has never backed down. Their teamfights have turned the tide, especially in the late game. Sekys, who has struggled earlier, has redeemed himself with multiple clutch moments. Hazle has been picked off several times, and ultimately, SRG has clinched the 2-1 series win.

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