Partnership Highlights Three-Time World Champions League of Legends Team, Headlined by Star Player Faker Samsung Electronics, the global gaming monitor market leader* today announced its official part
In the fierce competition within the LCK, full of ups and downs, words like friendship or love sound too naive. Maybe comradery is better. However, there was a team that was perfect for the word frien
If you have been keeping up with MAD Lions in the League of Legends European Championship, then you are likely familiar with the simple fact of their roster consisting almost entirely of rookies. Marek "Humanoid" Brázda is the only exception to the rule.
Before the match Gen.G vs T1. Let's start the “Peanut Korea Finals” T1 lost 2 ban cards because they were 30 minutes late boys - Is this because BMW is slower than Mercedez? - What kind of
On the 6th (KST), Riot Korea finally made the announcement that LCK will be implementing the long-term partnership model (franchising). As a model that's already been implemented in the LEC, LCS, LPL,
On the 3rd (KST), Lee “Faker” Sang-hyeok played his 545th game in the League of Legends Champions Korea (LCK) and became the player to play the most games. Previously, Go “Score&rdqu
The living legend, Lee “Faker” Sang-hyeok has reached 2,000 kills in the LCK. In T1's match against Afreeca Freecs in the 2020 League of Legends Champions Korea Spring Split, Faker success
Today's cartoon is about the four major regions of competitive League of Legends, the LCK, LCS, LEC, and the LPL. Despite it's late start and no spectators, the competition in the LCK continues to be
Lee "Faker" Sang-hyeok, the legendary Mid Laner of T1 has made a big announcement today. The player has re-signed his contract, gaining partial ownership of T1 Entertainment and Sports.
LCK teams had to find alternate routes to keep fans and players united amid coronavirus quarantine. Teams like Afreeca Freecs and T1 announced on their social channels about the online fan meets since the LCK has rolled out with no audience due to the risks of spreading the virus.
The 2019 LCK Spring Split profile photoshoot took place in LoL Park on the 21st (KST). From early, teams visited LoL Park and took the pictures that would represent them for the season. The players we
There was a profile photoshoot for the 2020 LCK Spring Split on the 21st (KST) at LoL Park. At the scene, we were able to talk to T1's head coach, Kim Jeong-soo. When asked how they were preparing for
Legendary LCK team, T1, just announced a partnership with Nike. The original announcement was made from their League of Legends Twitter, but they state they are taking this partnership beyond just esports. Read more here:
Head of eSports & Media team at SK Telecom Jason Lee joins Inven Global for the Esports Investment Summit, on January 21st, at The Cove, at UCI, in Irvine, California.
Named one of the biggest stars in South Korea, Lee "Faker" Sang-hyeok appeared on "Radio Star", a popular show made by MBC Entertainment, as one of the top three figures to represent his country.
2020 has an incredible ring to it, and it coincides with League's 10th Season, another great milestone. Not only are there a bunch of new games to be released by Riot and Riot Forge, Summoner's Rif
This year, we say goodbye to Mata, imp, Vizicsacsi, Clearlove, Score, and Wolf. Each Legends in their own right. Read more about their careers here:
Video game titles gather the most diverse, beloved characters. Closing the end of the year and decade, we have gathered some of our favorite fan art with the subject esports.
This is the first year in the KeSPA Cup's five year existence that an English broadcast will not be aired alongside the native broadcast in South Korea, and T1 Esports CEO Joe Marsh is having none of it. Marsh tweeted about the importance of an English broadcast for this year's KeSPa Cup, and put his money where his mouth is by assuring both SK Telecom T1 and fellow LCK organization Gen.G were ready and willing to share the costs of airing the separate production for English-speaking viewers.
All-Star 2019 was the last LoL esports event I attended this year, and it was by far the most fun. Here's what I got to do in Las Vegas!
