In his latest livestream, BronzeV was discussing the ongoing issues between himself and members of Saigon Phantom when he suddenly received a call. It was none other than Yamate. The two main figures in the Saigon Phantom drama then talked extensively about the conflicts that led to this situation.
BronzeV shared many reasons why he was unhappy with certain team members and Saigon Phantom’s management. The biggest issue for him was Lai Bâng’s disrespectful attitude towards him.
On top of that, BronzeV said Lai Bâng’s romantic relationship also affected the team’s training sessions. However, Saigon Phantom’s management seemed to overly favor Lai Bâng and failed to properly address these problems.
He also expressed frustration about being benched for most matches during APL 2020 despite wanting to play. His messages to management went unanswered, which left him feeling very discouraged. Internal conflicts kept piling up but were never resolved smoothly, making things worse.
On the other side, Yamate, representing Saigon Phantom’s management, explained his perspective. He said BronzeV wasn’t a starter because the team’s training results were weaker compared to NTB. As the team manager, Yamate said he has the right to choose the best fit for the lineup.
Yamate also said he was shocked by how far the conflict between BronzeV and Lai Bâng had escalated.
Additionally, Yamate pointed out several mistakes and shortcomings from BronzeV since he started competing with SGP. The conversation was full of details and lasted nearly an hour, which even drama fans found exhausting.
At the end of the livestream, BronzeV admitted he let his emotions get the better of him and publicly aired the team’s issues on social media. Anyone who has followed “Saigon’s number 5” for a while knows this is just how he is. Still, he’s ready to accept any penalties and face the consequences of his actions.
The conversation between Yamate and BronzeV ended with hints that both sides might try to settle things internally. However, the drama could continue since they haven’t fully agreed yet.
