“We thank Kim for his commitment to the team this year.” T1’s League of Legends coach Kim Jung-su has resigned following the team’s failure to qualify for
Over one million fans witnessed Gen.G’s dominant sweep of T1. Legendary Korean organization T1 failed to qualify for the 2020 League of Legends World Championship after getting swept by
Faker couldn’t carry T1 today. Faker won’t be competing at the 2020 League of Legends World Championship. Gen.G beat T1 3-0 today in the LCK regional finals
The substitute ADC played well during his debut. T1 got their revenge against Afreeca Freecs today in the LCK regional qualifier for the region’s last
Faker might be making a return as well. Following the first regional qualifier match between Afreeca Freecs and KT Rolster earlier today, LCK caster and former League of
League fans never disappoint. League of Legends fans never fail to impress. Their creativity and inspiration are endless, leading to the creation of multiple concepts, reworks,
T1’s recent rough patch has ignited vitrol. Korean esports organization T1 confirmed that “measures” such as legal actions are being explored to combat online vitriol
PogChamp. Faker and Son Heung-min, two of the biggest names in South Korean pop culture, were recently featured in a series of SK telecom 5GX
Clozer popped off against Chovy. T1 won their last match of the LCK Summer Split against DRX in a close-fought 2-1 series today. Rookie League of
ShowMaker is trying to catch up to Bdd in the POG standings. Damwon Gaming put a stop to T1’s dominance over the past couple of
