On October 17, the grand final of the 2026 Demacia Cup Global Invitational (DCGI), a Korea-China showdown between BNK FearX and Team WE, took place at the Beijing Smart Esports Center. Powered by the stellar performance of "Raptor" Jeon Eo-jin—the undisputed MVP of the tournament—BNK FearX defeated WE 3-1 to claim the championship.
In Game 1, "Raptor" Jeon Eo-jin picked Lee Sin and put on a dominant performance in his element, driving his team to victory. Lee Sin landed continuous effective blows in the top-jungle matchup, recording four kills in just 10 minutes. The well-fed Lee Sin's presence radiated across all lanes and into teamfights; expanding their gold lead to 10,000 in just 20 minutes, BNK FearX got off to a great start by taking Game 1.
In Game 2, Team WE scored a double kill with a four-man dive in the bottom lane. Meanwhile, "Raptor's" Qiyana and "VicLa" Lee Dae-kwang's Orianna focused on farming, opening up a meaningful CS lead. Centering their plays around Qiyana, BNK FearX exploited WE's openings to equalize the kill score while snowballing through overwhelming macro play. The global gold difference expanded to over 5,000.
Even in a teamfight where their jungle and support were caught first, BNK FearX secured three kills thanks to the firepower of "TaeYoon" Kim Tae-yoon's Kai'Sa and Orianna. Excellent individual plays from BNK FearX players followed, forcing WE to waste key abilities in vain and completely breaking WE's will to fight back. Advancing with the Baron buff, BNK FearX closed out Game 2 in the 27th minute.
In Game 3, WE rallied with their backs against the wall. Seizing upper-map initiative through a solo kill and effective ganks in the mid lane, WE leveraged that momentum to score continuous points and take the lead. In particular, "Monki's" well-fed Wukong relentlessly targeted "TaeYoon's" well-fed Caitlyn, giving BNK FearX virtually no opening to turn things around. Powered by their mid-jungle carry, WE pulled back a point.
In Game 4, BNK FearX held the upper hand right from the draft and quickly pulled ahead. WE's top side—composed of Nasus, Maokai, and Viktor—lacked early-game power. To make matters worse, "Monki's" Maokai was caught invading the counter-jungle, giving first blood to "Clear" Song Hyeon-min's Varus. In the bottom lane as well, BNK FearX's Ashe-Seraphine duo applied heavy pressure to widen the CS gap.
Monopolizing objectives, BNK FearX handed two consecutive deaths to "About's" Jhin, further widening the gap between the bot laners. The CS difference grew to over 60 by the 14th minute. The snowball rolled uncontrollably. By the 20th minute, they reached a 10,000 gold lead and easily secured Baron. After regrouping and pushing forward, BNK FearX won Game 4 to seal the championship.
