The 2020 World Championship of League of Legends continues to impress its fans from the high-quality plays from the teams. One of the tournament favorites, DAMWON, has recently defeated Rogue
After disappointing a franchise and a few fans, Moon Byung-chul did not waste the second chance to prove himself as a top-tier coach. Though he struggled in the Overwatch League,
Team Liquid won the tiebreaker against Legacy Esports to secure a main event spot at this year’s World Championship. Broxah led the charge alongside Jensen with Graves and Syndra. Their
MAD Lions got a crucial win against the Brazilian representatives, keeping their hopes alive of going into the main event. Had they lost, their World Championship appearance would’ve ended. Everyone
Legacy Esports took down the TCL in a very dominant fashion. Mid laner Tally popped off once again, this time on Sett. He finished the game deathless with a score
Legacy Esports took down the MAD Lions in a very convincing fashion. The OPL representatives put on a huge show with the entire team showing up huge. Mid laner Tally
INTZ took down Team Liquid in a very dominating fashion, ending NA’s undefeated streak. The Brazilian representatives popped off on all lanes but top lane Tay was on another different
With an eSports that has a ton of games to be played, it’s surprising that we’ve come this far, and yet Fnatic and Team SoloMid have not faced each other
Team Liquid destroyed SuperMassive in a 40-minute clash with mid lane Jensen leading the charge. He played Sylas to great success, finishing the game with a 8/1/10 scoreline, absolutely demolishing
Philadelphia Fusion is one of the most celebrated teams in the Overwatch League because of its playmaking stars and a deep bench. One of these players is Kim “Alarm” Kyeong-bo,