[Interview] Kuro on his return to the LCK, his 8th year tenure as a mid laner, and his newest home, KT Rolster

It's the end of the year, and it especially feels lonely, because the 1st generation pro gamers are retiring one by one. The fact that all these pro gamers that everyone was able to meet in venues won

[KeSPA Cup] AF Kiin: "I think there’s a lot of merit staying with a team for a long time."

On the 23rd (KST), the round of 16 match of the 2019 League of Legends KeSPA Cup between Afreeca Freecs and Rockhead was held at the Nexon Arena. Afreeca Freecs took the match 2-0. The top laner for A

[KeSPA Cup] AF Mystic: "I don't believe age has anything to do with LoL. I'll show everyone that there is a player that's considered old, but still good."

On the 23rd (KST), Afreeca Freecs and Rockhead faced off in the round of 16 of the '2019 League of Legends KeSPA Cup Ulsan'. With Jin "Mystic" Seong-jun showing calm prowess on Varus in game 1, they t

[Interview] Closing the door of 'pro player' Mata, and a new beginning

Cho “Mata” Se-hyeong has retired. He had debuted in 2013 and was in his 7th year, a support at the age of 25. His age wasn't that young, but it wasn't too old to stepping back from his pro

[Interview] CLG's newest academy players, Deus and Wind, speak up on their past, present, and future

Inven Global had a chance to catch up with Deus and Wind to talk about their past, present, and their future in North America.

[Interview] VG kkOma: “I want to find and properly nurture rookies with potential, so that even after 2-3 years, the team can sustain itself.”

Kim “kkOma” Jeong-gyun shared his reasons for finding his new home with Vici Gaming, and his goals with the organization.

[All-Star 2019] C9 Jschritte looks back at his career: " The first time I stepped on stage I got an adrenaline rush and I thought 'this is what I want my life to be like' "

At League of Legends All-Star 2019, we had the chance to speak to the player about his journey to esports stardom, the change of pace between the Brazilian esports scene versus North America, and how his mentality has changed over the years.

TL CoreJJ on All-Star 2019, Worlds 2019, and Broxah joining the team for LCS 2020

CoreJJ joined Lara Lunardi at ASE2019 to share his initial thoughts on the event, Team Liquid's performance at the 2019 League of Legends World Championship, and TL's new Jungler Mads "Broxah" Brock-Pedersen.

Yamato analyzes the winners and losers of the LEC's offseason roster shuffle, and discusses why esports is so prone to roster overhauls

adg When looking at the LEC transfers, which roster change stands out to you the most?In terms of teams making big acquisitions, I would point to Origen. I think they've made very definitive, obvious

[All-Star 2019] FLA Goku talks about the future of CBLoL, the rise of imports and his connection with fans

The year of 2019 was the year of Bruno "Goku" Miyaguchi. The mid laner of eSports advanced to the League of Legends Worlds Championship, being the team’s piece de resistance. Nominated to represent Brazil at All-Star 2019, Goku stopped by to talk about his year in lol esports.

Abbedagge looks back at 2019 and discusses his new teammates: "I was pretty excited, but I was mostly just curious about how [FORG1VEN] was going to perform. (...) If he still knows how to play."

I first want to take a look back at the competitive year for you and Schalke 04. In an interview with The Shotcaller you said you hoped to be Rookie of the Split. How do you look back on that perio

[Interview] Crumbz looks back at 2019, critiques NA: Calls for more tournaments, bigger prize pools, better mindset

Crumbz returned to the pro League scene earlier this year after a short stint in OWL. He sat down with Inven Global to discuss his year and the mistakes he has seen NA make, particularly in the off-season. Read about NA's problems and his future plans here:

[Interview] Cowsep announces move to Facebook Gaming, talks pre-season changes and mental health

Cowsep recently announced he is now streaming with Facebook Gaming. He spoke with Inven Global about the move, pre-season changes, and his mental health around streaming. Read more here:

[All-Star 2019] LGD Peanut is optimistic about his future: "it's not like you can just fall down and not rise up"

Han ‘Peanut’ Wang-ho is set to leave the LCK after five years of career, joins LGD Gaming in the Chinese region, LPL. Before starting his new adventure, Peanut shared thoughts on All-Star 2019 and his expectations for the year of 2020.

[All-Star 2019] Closer talks about playing in the LCS with Golden Guardians: "We have a lot of potential"

Earlier this month, Golden Guardians announced the signing of former Turkish jungler, Can "Closer" Çelik. We had the opportunity to have a quick chat with the player about League of Legends All-Star 2019 and his expectations for playing in the LCS.

[All-Star 2019] Jordan "Grey" Corby talks about the import player situation in CBLoL and his experience coaching Flamengo eSports

CBLoL teams are heavily investing in import players from the South Korean region. Jordan “Grey” Corby experienced coaching Flamengo eSports for the year, sharing his experience in the Brazilian League of Legends esports scene.

[Interview] T1 kkOma on his departure, shares his final words with his fans

When you think of SK Telecom T1, there are many faces that you think of, just like the team's achievements. There are many who will be remembered for their glorious moments on the Summoner's Rift, but

[All-Star 2019] T1 Faker talks about the new roster and meeting Rick Fox: "he was really tall and really good looking"

All-Star 2019 has brought together some of the most celebrated League of Legends and TFT players of the year. It is no surprise that Lee "Faker" Sang-hyeok was indicated as the first choice to represent South Korea  at the event. We got to chat about his encounter with Rick Fox, what it means to represent South Korea, and what fans can expect of the new SKT roster.

[All-Star 2019] Bwipo: "I told [Fnatic]: You can go with this lineup, if you're confident that you can find a coach that can wield the fire you're playing with."

He has performed on the biggest stages League of Legends esports has to offer: Gabriël "Bwipo" Rau. This weekend Fnatic's top laner has joined pro colleagues and fans from all over the world in L

[All-Star 2019] Clid: "I feel sorry and grateful. Many SKT fans helped me get here, but I moved to Gen.G."

Only the most popular players of each respective region can come to the LoL All-Star Event. It isn't easy to have a chance to be there. Kim “Clid” Tae-min had a splendid year as soon as he