They held several more matches after that.
Since the players had good and bad days, both sides won and lost.
Wang Yi's side, however, won slightly more often.
In the end, Wang Yi's side had only ten players left.
The Windwalkers had only five players left.
Five players against ten was obviously unfair, so the production team had also designed an iron cage match.
The rules were as follows: five cages would be set up, and the Wolf Team would send five players to occupy them.
The Windwalkers, meanwhile, would send three players to challenge the five cages. They could choose their opponents freely.
Each cage could only accept three challenges.
Each challenger could challenge a given cage no more than once.
If a cage defender lost three matches, he would be eliminated.
The three players sent by the Windwalkers, on the other hand, would be eliminated if they lost two matches.
It was hard to say whether these rules favored one side or the other.
In short, the production team wanted to eliminate some of the players on Wang Yi's side, since they had too many.
From the very beginning, the setup seemed to work against Wang Yi's side.
But on the court, everything came down to ability. If you had the skill, you had nothing to fear from the other side challenging your cage.
By normal reasoning, the five strongest players would be sent to defend the cages.
The challengers would send their strongest trio.
Guo Allen's side did exactly that.
He sent their three starting players to attack the cages.
Hu Guangsheng, Hu Guangping, and Da Dong.
But Wang Yi spoke to all the players on his side beforehand. "For the five players defending the cages this time, I'm thinking of choosing the five weakest players among