South Korea 'League of Legends' national team player 'Canyon' Kim Geon-bu ©KeSPAHow do players feel the weight of representing their country? National team jungler 'Canyon' Kim Geon-bu shared that it feels even heavier than his usual club matches.
South Korea League of Legends national team's 'Zeka' Kim Geon-woo ©KeSPAThe South Korean League of Legends national team defeated Saudi Arabia 2-0 to advance to the Asian Games final.
South Korea League of Legends national team player Ryu "Keria" Min-seok ©KeSPAThe South Korean League of Legends national team defeated Saudi Arabia 2-0 to advance to the Asian Games final.
South Korea's 'League of Legends' national team player Lee "Gumayusi" Min-hyeong ©KeSPAThe South Korean 'League of Legends' national team defeated Saudi Arabia 2-0 to advance to the Asian Games finals.
Head coach Kang Dong-hoon of the South Korean League of Legends national team ©KeSPASouth Korea's League of Legends national team advanced to the Asian Games finals after defeating Saudi Arabia 2-0.
©INVENAbdulaziz "OniiKhan" Al-Mubarak, mid laner and captain of the Saudi Arabia League of Legends (hereafter 'LoL') national team, expressed his anticipation for a matchup against Lee "Faker" Sang-hyeok.
© Korea e-Sports AssociationParticipating in his second Asian Games, Choi "Zeus" Woo-je also feels the pressure of needing to win.
© Korea e-Sports AssociationKim "Canyon" Geon-bu of South Korea's League of Legends national team expressed satisfaction with the team's group stage performance.
© KeSPACompeting in his first Asian Games, Lee "Gumayusi" Min-hyeong finished the group stage undefeated. Although his condition was not optimal due to long wait times, he responded as prepared against Hong Kong's unpredictable strategy.
© Korea e-Sports AssociationEven Lee "Faker" Sang-hyeok, competing in his third Asian Games, gets nervous under the pressure to win. His approach is to focus on the process rather than the result.
© KeSPARyu "Keria" Min-seok, support for South Korea's national League of Legends team, expressed his determination to win an undefeated gold medal once again, following their victory at the Hangzhou Games.
© Korea e-Sports AssociationCompeting in his first Asian Games, 'Zeka' Kim Geon-woo shared that he overcame the nerves of performing on such a major stage through trust in his teammates.
© Korea e-Sports AssociationHead Coach Kang Dong-hoon of the South Korean national League of Legends team evaluated their group stage performance, stating, "Things went better than...
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