KZ GorillA: "In every interview, I said that Jin Air is a frightening opponent that has a deadly blow. Well, we were hit hard against them. (laughs)"

Kingzone DragonX defeated Hanwha Life Esports 2:1 on the second series of the 2018 LCK Summer split day 36 and advanced to second place in the standings. In games 2 and 3, GorillA used Alistar and

KZ Bdd on Aurelion Sol: "I used him a lot in solo queue in the past. I think he’s quite okay against Zoe."

On the 1st of August (KST), Kingzone DragonX defeated Hanwha Life Esports 2:1. Although Hanwha managed to show-off some of their aggressive playstyles, Kingzone Bdd stood up and acted as a leader for

JAG UmTi: "It was so hard to stop myself from crying. I’m very sensitive these days, so I become highly emotional. I became emotional in game 3 after thinking that we’d win."

On the 31st of July (KST), Jin Air Green Wings defeated Griffin 2:1. Jin Air's jungler, UmTi was subbed in on game 2 and delivered concrete performance alongside with their mid laner Grace. The

Jin Air Teddy on the Demotion Match: "I never want to play that match again since I’ve played it once in the past. Also, I don't want my hair shaved off[by the head coach]."

On the 31st of July (KST) Jin Air Green Wings (JAG) defeated Griffin (GRF) 2:1. The current 1st place team, GRF had a hard time throughout the series. Especially, in game 3, they couldn't stop JAG

Interview with Kaggung, a Veteran KR Player - Will the Wombo Combo Be Popular When 7-Star Gear Is Added?

It has been 3 months since the global servers of Returners began service, and following the 7-Star heroes, a new 7-Star gear update is about to be added as well. Returners KR launched 2 years ago and already has 7-Star gear and new heroes, Thor, Napoleon, and Genghis Khan added. We thought that it was very likely that a player who has been playing on KR server for a long time would be able to provide some info about the future updates that are to come to the global servers and give advice regarding them. We were able to find one particular Korean player, ‘Kaggung', who has been active in the official Korean Returners forum and has also been helping both newbies and veterans, posting his own tips and answering questions about Returners.

TL Olleh on His Criticism: "When my father watches the World Cup, he doesn’t know anything about soccer, but he criticizes the players."

Team Liquid has returned to the top. As they took two wins in Week 6, they placed themselves tied at first place with 100 Thieves. As the ADC champions started to rise again, Team Liquid is back their

FLY Flame: "TSM still prioritizes the mid lane, but Bjergsen can’t crush the opponent, and the top/bottom lanes don’t try aggressive plays."

In the chaotic NA LCS, FlyQuest is chasing the top teams at third place.They're certainly different from the last season where they were wandering about as underdogs. They now have the strength; they

OPT Arrow's Thoughts on Why NA LCS is in Chaos: "Level of solo queue is too low... The pros can't catch up with the meta."

OpTic Gaming is on a 4-game winning streak. OpTic is now at a 6-6 record. Getting to the playoffs isn't just a dream anymore.We met Noh “Arrow” Dong-hyeon, who is leading the team's

ViN on joining Tempo Storm: "Every one of them expects a lot out of me because psalm really set the bar high for me."

Everything appeared to be business-as-usual for Tempo Storm's Heroes of the Storm team going into the Mid-Season Brawl event in Sweden last month.

C9 Licorice: "I love the game, wanna be the best; money is a nice side bonus, so who cares really. (Laughs)"

Cloud9 is making their way back up. On the first day of Week 6, Cloud9 defeated TSM and started to climb back up from last place. Cloud9's performance as a team hasn't been the best during this split,

Interview With Bdosin, Gesture, Jack, and Robin: The First Champions of OWL

The very first champions of the Overwatch League have been crowned. As the very first OWL Champions, the London Spitfire achievement this season is made much more meaningful. It was a season that set

[Video Interview] Meet the New SKT T1 Hearthstone Team Members; Surrender, Hoej, and Xixo

On the 29th of July (KST), the traditional powerhouse esports team, SKT T1 made its first professional Hearthstone team. They signed three players: Kim "Surrender" Jung-soo, Sebastian "Xixo" Bentert,

Arena Of Valor World Cup in NA -- Korea Wins Championship

The 2018 Arena of Valor Finals were held on the 28th of July, at LA Hollywood TCL Chinese Theater. The tournament held a $550K prize pool with the winner taking $200K. Participating countries were

SKT Effort: "Poohmandu gives detailed feedback regarding picks, whereas Bengi speaks to Blank about his pathing, early game timing, and macro management."

Putting behind their poor results in Round 1, SKT T1 is slowly collecting wins upon wins during the Round 2 of the 2018 LCK Summer Split. Today, we met up with SKT's support player, Effort, to hear fr

Smoothie Speaks Up About His Trade in Detail At His First Interview At Echo Fox

Last week, big news hit the fans of the NA LCS. Smoothie was traded from Cloud9 to Echo Fox.It was a big change for Smoothie since he had played for Cloud9 for more than two years. It seemed that he

KT Deft: "The team became more solid after the Rift Rivals. We became confident after experiencing an international tournament together."

On the 29th of July (KST), kt Rolster defeated bbq Olivers 2:0 and advanced to second place. On game 2, Deft was exceptional with his Tristana; the highlight was when he scored a triple kill near the

KT Score on Advancing to Second Place: "In order to proceed to second place, we had to root for SKT to win. We said that today is going to be ‘Easter’ for SKT. (laughs)"

On the 29th of July (KST), kt Rolster (KT) defeated bbq Olivers (BBQ) 2:0. Although KT swept the series, BBQ did have the early-game advantage in both games. However, KT remained solid in mid/late

SKT Bang: "I did think that we’ll improve gradually, but I didn’t expect that we’d do this well."

On the 29th of July (KST), SKT T1 defeated Gen.G Esports 2:1 in the 2018 LCK Summer split Day 35 match 1. Bang, who used Ashe and Ezreal, delivered concrete performance throughout the series. The

SKT Pirean on the team's 5W / 1L in Round 2: "Blank knows quite well about the macro game; he makes a lot of the team calls and orders."

On July 29 (KST), SKT T1 (SKT) defeated Gen.G Esports (GEN) 2:1 in the LCK Summer split. The teams put up quite a fierce match; every game was highly competitive. However, SKT managed to show-off some

[LCK] Griffin Sword: "Everyone on the team trusted Viper's Teemo pick."

On the 28th, Griffin, with a clean victory, scored 11 wins and 4 losses. Up against MVP, Griffin won the first game thanks for Tarzan's performance. The second game featured Teemo. By redeeming himsel