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San Francisco Shock's moth: "We want to be that team with a lot of experience that can always make the finals and always clutch it out."
Grant "moth" Espe spoke with Inven Global after their victory against the Guangzhou Charge about what the Shock learned from the Stage 1 finals, what part of their game they improved on, and got to know more about moth as a person and player.
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G2's ocelote: "We all have a responsibility as LEC to make League of Legends the most-watched game."
You've had a tremendous start of the year. Does it feel good to be the favorites in the LEC again? It feels great to be the favorite, but it also feels great to be an underdog. Both have their pros an
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G2 Jankos, after winning the LEC title: "I'm really happy that finally, after so many years, I can be the very best in Europe."
G2 Esports have ended their absurdly good season on a high note, as they beat Origen for the second time in the playoffs in a 3-0 showdown that has set two records: the shortest game (18:31), and the
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Origen's Kold, on the LEC spring split: "When we look back at it, we will be proud, but we will not be satisfied. I think we can still accomplish more."
Many will remember Origen lost in spectacular fashion to G2 Esports in the 2019 LEC spring split finals. However, Origen earned their right to compete in the matchup after decisively beating Fnatic 3-
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KT Bdd: "I'll be grinding to reach 1st in solo queue... I’ll return in better shape and better teamwork."
In the Winners' Match of the 2019 LCK Summer Split Promotions/Relegations match, kt Rolster defeated Jin Air Green Wings 3-0 and succeeded to stay in the LCK. KT showed off their abilities in laning
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Dallas Fuel's Closer: "I look around in my situation like my family, friends, and teammates. I think they make me a better person and player than last year."
Won-sik "Closer" Jung spoke with Inven Global about what he brings to the Fuel this season, how the Fuel made him a better player, and opens up about his hobbies outside Overwatch.
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CohhCarnage on how he tamed Twitch chat
When Cohh speaks about the growth of his Twitch channel —now with over one million followers and thousands of monthly subscribers— he rarely describes it as his own or uses the word “I.” That’s because, while it is technically his channel, he is quick to defer the attention off of himself and onto his team and community he has built over the years. There is no “CohhCarnage” without the group of individuals, some of them full-time employees, that help him with day-to-day tasks such as moderating his chat, fixing back-end technological problems while he streams, work on upping his production value with various graphics, etc. The same goes for his dedicated viewers which tune in each day and support him in a wide variety of ways. His team and community are called the “Cohhilition” and they mean the world to Cohh. So much so that, as his channel has grown larger and larger over the years, he has spent a great deal of time brainstorming ways to maintain the level of intimacy with each of his supporters, despite, on any given day, that number can be in the thousands.
