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The 2020 LCS Academy League Spring Playoffs bracket has been set
The 2020 League of Legends Championship Series Academy League Spring Split has concluded, and the post-season has officially begun. Let's take a look at how the seeding for 2020 LCS Academy League Spring Playoffs ended up panning out, and what matchups will start things off on Thursday, April 2nd.
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Shad0w's road to the LEC: dropping out of school to pursue esports stardom
Teenagers with unconventional skills and incessant amounts of drive cannot be curbed by conformist methodology. Zhiqiang "Shad0w" Zhao has overcome his high school dropout status, writing his own story as a successful professional gamer. Starting in 2020 as MAD Lions' Jungler at the LEC,
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DRX Chovy on their previous losing streak: "We knew well about the reason we lost so we weren’t worried."
In the 2020 League of Legends Champions Korea (LCK) Spring Split, DragonX didn't have much trouble defeating Griffin 2-0. The player that shined in the game was Jeong “Chovy” Ji-hoon. His
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[LCK Today] Unstoppable Gen.G extends winning streak to 8, Griffin falls to an 8-game losing streak
The 2020 League of Legends Champions Korea Spring Split continued in an online format. The first match of the 28th (KST) was APK Prince vs. DAMWON Gaming. Jang "Ghost" Yong-jun started for DAMWON for
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T1 Ellim on the match against DRX: "I thought that we would surely win because our AD Carry and mid are so stable. It was just a matter of how fast we win.”
T1 shut out DragonX in the 2020 League of Legends Champions Korea (LCK) Spring Split. T1's new jungle Choi ‘Ellim' El-Lim displayed his prowess with Trundle and contributed to the team's victory
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New York Excelsior announces they are temporarily stepping back from competitive play
Amidst all the news surrounding COVID-19 in esports, fans of the Overwatch League are not going to be thrilled about the news with one of the top teams in the league. New York Excelsior, who is one of the best franchises in the league since the inaugural season, announced they are temporarily stepping back from playing matches in OWL.
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The LPL has banned WeiYan for 2 years due to match-fixing
As of today, WeiYan is not allowed to participate in professional League of Legends. The punishment lasts two years until March 27, 2022. Rogue Warriors have been issued a fine of three million Yuan (roughly $420,000 USD) for not keeping their player in check, giving opportunity for this behavior to develop.