LPL Playoffs Recap - The Fastest, Slowest, Hottest, and Biggest

So many things have happened at LPL last week. 2019 LPL Spring Season winner and 2018 Worlds winner Invictus Gaming (IG) were eliminated in the first round. The IG was desperately defeated by LNG at 3

LPL Week 11 Recap - The Fastest, Slowest, Hottest, and Biggest

2019 LPL Summer Split regular season is closed. The postseason of the top eight teams will begin on the 22nd.FunPlus Phoenix and Top Esports took first and second place and advanced to the semifinals.

C9 Reapered's advice on former pros aspiring to coach: "Be an adult. You're not a player anymore."

Cloud9 Head Coach Bok "Reapered" Han-gyu joined Inven Global's Lara Lunardi before the 2019 LCS Summer Playoffs to talk about his interest in game development, his professional gaming career, and transitioning from player to coach.

LPL Week 10 Recap - The Fastest, Slowest, Hottest, and Biggest

Week 10 of the 2019 LPL Summer Split has gone by, with FunPlus Phoenix still at the top of the standings. Six teams have confirmed a spot in the playoffs, while four teams, including former World Cham

KZ Deft: "I’ve been putting in my everything for the past 6-7 years… If I don’t have anything to do the next day, wouldn’t my life become so painful?"

Going into his 2019, Kim “Deft” Hyuk-kyu had to face a new era in his pro career. He decides to set off to Kingzone DragonX, a team that rebuilt their entire starting lineup. Looking at

On this day in LoL Esports history: EDward Gaming prevails over LGD Gaming, wins LPL Spring [2015]

On April 25, 2015, EDward Gaming defeated LGD Gaming 3-2 in the 2015 LPL Spring Finals. In becoming the League of Legends Pro League Spring Champion, EDG represented China at the very first Mid-Season Invitiational.

2019 LPL Spring W5 Recap..."Gather round, let mama Frosk tell you about Clearlove"

The 2019 LPL Spring finished up its 5th week and now this split is halfway done. There were some significant differences in the standings compared to last week;

EDG Clearlove on his Return: "It was my first game this year. My performance was neither good or bad... My teammates basically carried me."

On the 22nd of February, EDG defeated Suning 2:0 in the 2019 LPL Spring. Today was a series between the traditional LPL powerhouse, EDG and one of the up-and-coming team in the Chinese LoL scene,

RNG Uzi: "It's so rare for me to be able to just play without having to worry about anyone trying to get a kill on me."

On the 18th of February (CST), RNG defeated EDG 2:0 in the 2019 LPL Spring. Although the result was 2:0, both sets were quite competitive to the mid-game. As a matter of fact, in game 2, EDG was quite

AFs NoFe: "Every year, Korea is praised for Worlds, but there really wasn’t a year like this before... We all need to work hard."

People encounter countless obstacles during their lives. Some choose to simply stick with the status quo, whereas others accept the challenge and try to overcome it. Although the former is often a

[Official] Former Samsung White Player, DanDy Joins RNG as Coach

On the 19th of December (CST), RNG announced that they've signed LoL pro, DanDy as their coach for the upcoming split. DanDy was the member for the Samsung dynasty on 2013-2014. As the starting jungle

Former RNG Coach, Heart, Joins LPL's EDG as Head Coach: "Both EDG and I wanted to move in the same direction."

Heart will coach for EDward Gaming in 2019.On the 6th of December, EDward Gaming announced that coach Heart has officially joined their ranks. As a former support player for Samsung Blue, Heart entere

Winners of the 2018 LPL Awards... Rookie Triple-Crowned

On the 1st of December (KST), the 2018 LPL Awards ceremony took place in China. Among the winners, iG's mid laner, Rookie was triple-crowned. The following are the winners of this year's LPL awards.

EDG Ray Hosts an AMA in a Korean Community Website

EDG Ray is a known user of the Korean community website called "FM Korea (Football Manager Korea)". As a football fan himself, on his free time, he uses the ID "피파프로지망생" and interacts with the users.

2018 Worlds Quarterfinals Draw Results

On the 17th of October (KST), the 2018 Worlds Group Stage came to an end. After a highly competitive 1st place tiebreaker between Fnatic and Invictus Gaming, the 2018 Worlds Quarterfinals matchup draw

EDG Coach NoFe: "The team kind of feels like a curse where we are unable to harvest our full potential. As long as luck and player conditions are on our side, us going to semifinals won't be a dream."

On the 16th (KST), EDG ended their last round of the groups stage with a 4-2 score and qualified for the quarterfinals as the second seed.The day had started well for EDG. Defeating kt, EDG was at arm

kt Smeb: "With the rest of the games remaining, I want to show the other teams watching that kt is really a team to be feared."

On the 13th (KST), kt Rolster defeated EDG and finished their 4th day in groups with a 3-0 score.Kt vs EDG was the most hyped game of day 4. kt is seen as the last hope for Korea, and it was up to EDG

EDG Clearlove: "I think TL plays very well during the early game. However, when it goes to the mid to late game, it seems that TL has some issues regarding teamfighting and macro."

On the 12th (KST), EDG defeated Team Liquid and ended their 3rd day of groups with a 2-0 score.Team Liquid drafted for the late game with Kai'Sa and Galio. Unfortunately, EDG gave no time for Liquid t

EDG Ray: “If we make it to the Group Stage, I’d like to face TL and C9.”

EDG's top laner, Ray seemed eager to face his former NA teammates. On the 4th (KST), Ray current team, EDG secured first place in the 2018 Worlds Play-Ins with 3 wins and 1 loss. On the weekend, EDG

Gen.G / G2 / C9 / EDG and SuperMassive Will Perform in the 2018 LoL World Championship

With the 2018 League of Legends World Championship just around the corner, five more teams have secured their spot in Worlds. The third-seed teams for the NA / EU LCS, LPL, and the LCK have been