KZ Deft: "I thought that I could get my 1,000th kill against my former team, KT, but it’s a bummer that I didn’t get it off Smeb."

On the 21st (KST), in the second match of the 2019 LCK Spring Split Day 38, Kingzone DragonX defeated kt Rolster 2-0 and secured a spot in the playoffs. While Kim “Deft” Hyuk-kyu became

Griffin Sword: "I thought a Sword vs Sword meta will come someday... I did my best to prepare, but apparently, it wasn’t enough."

On March 21st (KST), in the first match of 2019 LCK Spring Split Day 38, Griffin defeated Hanwha Life Esports 2-0. The performance and results were perfect for Griffin. Through today's win, Griffin

Griffin Chovy: "It was fortunate that we lost now because we were able to remind ourselves of what we were beginning to forget."

Griffin washed away all the fans' concerns with a perfect victory. On the 21st (KST), Griffin shut out Hanwha Life Esports and washed away all the concerns that arose from the two losses they had last

Griffin Tarzan: "If our performance is perfect, we can win. I’ll do my best preparing to do so."

On the 21st of March (KST), in the 2019 LCK Spring Split Day 38 match between Griffin and Hanwha Life Esports, Griffin swept Hanwha Life Esports 2-0. Many fans were worried about Griffin who had lost

RNG Uzi on Neeko: "She’s pretty invincible for this patch, especially during the laning phase. However, she’s not as handy in the late game."

On the 20th March, RNG defeated JD Gaming 2:1 in the 2019 LPL Spring. A win was crucial for RNG and JDG with both teams yet having secured a seat in the playoffs. The two shared a win each, and in the

FOX Rush: "Even if I had a really good plan with the correct idea, I was bad at conveying it to others.

Rush joined Inven Global after his triumph over Cloud9 to discuss his adjustments since returning to the main roster, Echo Fox's strengths and weaknesses, and the team's focus going forward.

TSM Broken Blade: "I hope the fans are satisfied with my play so far, but this is not my final form."

Following a week 8, day 2 victory over Counter Logic Gaming, Broken Blade joined Inven Global to give his thoughts on his Top Lane peers, the TSM coaching staff, and looks ahead towards the playoffs.

Boston Uprising's Kellex: "Fusions just tells us what to do since he knows more than any of us."

"It can go both ways. You have more pressure because you want to win so you can prove people wrong."

Chengdu Hunters' Baconjack: "You never know what we're going to use, so it's a surprise on every map."

"I believe we can defeat most of the teams besides New York. We almost had Vancouver, but New York is our worst enemy."

Vancouver Titans Seominsoo, Twilight, and Coach Yang1 on GOATS, Bumper's Overplays, and Their Rivals

Vancouver Titans who joined Overwatch League in 2019 attracted a lot of interest even before the season started. The team was formerly known as RunAway; a team that has been representing the South Kor

New York Excelsior Pavane, Nenne, Anamo on Zarya, Lucio, and Heading to the Playoffs

The strongest team of the inaugural season of Overwatch League, New York Excelsior, had a good start in Season 2 by confirming a spot in the playoffs for stage 1. Since they weren't able to win the

SKT Clid: "I think Faker is intentionally visiting my room ever since that went on live…(laughs) I don’t feel pressured since we see each other every day."

On the 17th of March (KST), SKT Telecom T1 defeated Hanwha Life Esports 2:1 in the 2019 LCK Spring Split. Today's matchup was important for both teams; SKT had a chance of advancing to 2nd place and

SKT Teddy: "Khan is a player that’s really good when playing aggressively and carries well when given the resources."

On the 17th, in the 2019 LCK Spring Split Day 37 match between Hanwha Life Esports and SK Telecom T1, SKT defeated HLE 2-1. In the match, Park “Teddy” Jin-seong fell with the Vayne pick

SKT Faker: "If I play a champion that Clid dislikes, he tends to speak less than he usually does."

On the 17th of March (KST), in the first match of 2019 LCK Spring Split Day 37, Hanwha Life Esports took on SK Telecom T1. After losing Game 1, SKT came back and won 2-1. In the match, Kim “Khan

SB Ghost: "Due to the patch, support champions who work well with ranged carries became a lot stronger."

On the 16th, at the LoL Park, the 36th day of the 2019 LCK Spring Split took place. On the second series of the day, SANDBOX Gaming defeated kt Rolster with a score of 2-1. Throughout the series, agai

TOR Neko: "We all have to prove we're not the underdogs."

In this Inven Global interview with Neko, he also went over what kind of training he does to prepare for each match, how he felt about team synergy with his Defiant teammates, and he had something to say to Chris "HuK" Loranger, President of Gaming for the Boston Uprising.

TL Jensen : "What CoreJJ does in game is unlike any other Support I've played with in my career."

Team Liquid Mid Laner Nicolaj "Jensen" Jensen joined Nick Geracie to talk about the team's focus on improvement, the new Fizz skin(s), and the unique dynamic Support Jo "CoreJJ" Yong-in brings to TL

AF Aiming on Personal Improvements: "Now, I don't hesitate to make a move when my team makes a call."

On the 16th at the Seoul LoL park, the 36th day of the 2019 LCK Spring Split took place. On the first series of the day, Afreeca Freecs defeated Griffin with a score of 2-1; another shocking blow to t

AF Kiin: "In the current meta, where any champion could potentially see play, [remade] Kayle could most definitely see play on stage"

On the 16th, at the Seoul LoL Park, the 36th day of the 2019 LCK Spring Split took place. On the first series of the day, Afreeca Freecs defied all expectations and defeated Griffin 2-0. Throughout th

Dallas Fuel ZachaREEE: "I'd say it's time to stop putting us in the bottom of your power rankings."

ZachaREEE talked to Inven Global about facing the Dragons again, how he adapted to playing for the Dallas Fuel, and the reality of playing for a Contenders team.