The LPL revealed that the 2020 League of Legends World Championship finals on Oct. 31 will welcome an audience of 6,312 attendees on the Pudong Football Stadium of Shanghai on
Gen.G took down Team Solo Mid in a pretty rough match with LCS’s first seed looking hard for their first win of the World Championship 2020. Gen.G’s Ruler however told
FNC took down the fourth seed of LPL in convincing fashion, securing a slot in the Quarterfinals and eliminating LGD from the World Championship. FNC’s top lane Bwipo took over
LGD Gaming took down Team Solo Mid as expected. Even though TSM was able to get some early leads, they were unable to convert it to anything meaningful. As a
Gen.G took down LGD Gaming in a very close match. Both teams were close to winning the match, with LGD Gaming reaching the Nexus of Gen.G, however they were taken
Fnatic took down TSM in the first match of the seventh day of the World Championship. The European behemoth easily defeated LCS’s first seed in a very dominating match. Selfmade
Well, this is something that at least happens to make sense coming from the Overwatch League offseason Thanos snap that has seen entire teams waylaid as three-year contracts expire and
Fnatic’s star jungler Selfmade wasn’t short on confidence following his team’s victory against Gen.G, one of the favorites to win the 20202 League of Legends World Championship, earlier today.
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The Oceanic Pro League, Australia’s premier League of Legends competition, is no more, Riot Games announced recently.
“Today we’re announcing the dissolution of the OPL and the closure of Riot’s
League of Legends has produced some of the most iconic esports players in history. From Faker to Uzi, several players have made their mark on League with dominating performances at