Lucian and Urgot Standing Strong - Picks and Bans of the Four Major Leagues

One of the reasons why League of Legends is fun is that there are many different champions to play; with Sylas' recent addition, there are a total of 143 champions in League of Legends, each with

NIKE and League of Legends Pro League (LPL) Join Forces as Official Apparel and Footwear Partners for esports Athletes and Fans in China

This is the full text of Nike China's February 28th, 2019 press release. NIKE China (NIKE) and League of Legends Pro League (LPL) today announced a four-year partnership that will make NIKE the

SB Joker: "At first, there was no team that I thought we would defeat. The only thought that I had was surviving."

On the 28th (KST), in the first game of 2019 LCK Spring Split Day 26, SANDBOX Gaming defeated Afreeca Freecs 2-0 and ended their losing streak. After the match, we interviewed Cho “Joker”

SB OnFleek: "After our loss to Afreeca in Round 1, we came back gnashing our teeth."

On the 28th of February (KST), SANDBOX Gaming played against Afreeca Freecs in the 2019 LCK Spring Split. It was the first game in the LCK with the 9.4 patch applied. SANDBOX Gaming swept Afreeca

SK Telecom and Comcast Spectacor Forge Strategic Partnership for Cooperation in Esports Business

This is the full text of SK Telecom's February 25th, 2019 press release. - The two companies plan to promote the establishment of a global esports joint venture to develop global market opportunities

HLE Thal: "Except for Griffin, all the top teams’ records are very close. I think we have a shot at 3rd or even 2nd place."

On the 24th of February (KST), Hanwha Life Esports defeated Afreeca Freecs 2-1 and stayed close with the leading group in the standings. They are tied at 6 wins and 4 losses, but behind DAMWON Gaming

HLE Key: "I think Kingzone’s bot duo is one of the top 3 bot duos in the LCK."

On the 24th (KST), in the 2019 LCK Spring Split Day 25 match between Hanwha Life Esports and Afreeca Freecs, HLE defeated AF 2-1. HLE gave up Game 1 and seemed shaken up, they were able to turn the ga

ShowMaker on DWG and SKT: "Since it’s always close and never one-sided, I guess I have to think we’re close regarding overall prowess."

It was a very close match against SKT, how do you feel? I think we had a hard time in today's game, but I feel really good because we won. You said that it was hard to concentrate because the match we

DWG Coach Kim on Flame: "We were looking for a top laner who is capable of being the main shotcaller... I expect him to become the core of the team."

On the 24th (KST), DAMWON Gaming defeated SK Telecom T1 2-1 in a close match and extended their winning streak to 4. One of the main interests in the match was the return of Lee “Flame”

DWG Flame: "I cheered for the 1st generation gamers like Marin, Score, and Ambition with all my heart... I want to prove I can still deliver great performance."

On the 24th of February (KST), in Day 25 of the 2019 LCK Spring Split, DAMWON Gaming defeated SK Telecom T1 2-1 and succeeded to extend their winning streak to 4. In the match, Lee “Flame”

DWG Flame: "I was told that there’s a possibility of me playing today from a week before. I played about 9 scrims before today's match."

On the 24th of February (KST), in the 2019 LCK Spring Split, DAMWON Gaming faced SK Telecom T1. Game 1 went in SKT's favor, taking 3 infernal drakes. Faker's Zoe made his opponents sleep crucial

Flame Appears in an LCK match in 1068 Days

Lee “Flame” Ho-jong appeared on an LCK stage for the first time in 1068 days. After leaving FlyQuest, Flame had been taking a break during the 2019 spring season. Recently he joined DAMWON

GGS Olleh: "We may be close to last, but by the end of the season, we'll have a good story to tell."

Olleh had a huge smile on his face when he arrived at the interview. He said that since he's the only Korean on the team, he hasn't been able to speak Korean for a long time. Olleh was extremely excit

Drop into TERA x Playerunknown’s Battlegrounds Collaboration on March 5

This is the full text of En Masse Entertainment's February 21st, 2019 press release. En Masse Entertainment, a player-driven publisher focused on delivering great games and great service, today announ

AF Kiin on his Jayce in Game 2: "Since the team made me comfortable, I only did what was expected of me."

On the 21st of February (KST), Afreeca Freecs reigned over SANDBOX Gaming in their last match of Round 1 of the 2019 LCK Spring Split. The highlight of the day was Kim “Kiin” Gi-in's super

AF Coach NoFe: "Ucal only debuted last year, but he's been the LCK champion and experienced Worlds...He'll be performing to reach expectations soon."

In the 2019 LCK Spring Split Day 22 match between Afreeca Freecs and SANDBOX Gaming was a close fight. SANDBOX Gaming took Game 1 but Afreeca Freecs flipped it over and took away games 2 and 3 for the

AF Aiming: "For Kai'Sa, the item build that can evolve Q early is best. The Ruined King build should be done with Vayne."

On the 21st of February (KST), Afreeca Freecs played against SANDBOX Gaming in Day 22 of 2019 LCK Spring Split. Afreeca came out on top with a tough 2-1 win. Game 1 went in favor of SANDBOX with splen

KZ PawN: "Kingzone’s previous mid laner (Bdd) was a very good player; I’ll do my best so nobody misses him."

On the 21st (KST), in the 2019 LCK Spring Split Day 22, Kingzone DragonX and Jin Air Green Wings played their last game of Round 1. In the match, Kingzone shut out Jin Air 2-0. Heo “PawN”

KZ Deft: "If I have to pick one team I want to beat no matter what in Round 2, I would say SKT because Mata is there."

On the 21st of February (KST), Kingzone DragonX played against Jin Air Green Wings. In the last match of the first round, Kingzone dominated the Rift in both games. Jin Air prepared Vladimir in bot

New KSL Season for 2019 is coming!

This is the full text of Blizzard Entertainment's February 20th, 2019 press release. Korea StarCraft League (KSL) is back! Blizzard Entertainment announced today that the global StarCraft: Remastered