[LCK] NS Gori: “Bdd and Rookie are really good players. They’re the players that I’d like to surpass.”

On June 16, in the 2021 LCK Summer Split, Nongshim RedForce took down DRX 2-1 and collected their third win of the season. Through the win, they placed themselves on top of the standings. After the ma

IG NoFe: "I’ve tasted failure, but I’ve also learned a lot; in the end, it was all about mindset."

After a brief stint as a commentator/analyst on the LCK, Jeong “NoFe” No-chul, will be returning to coaching; this time, as the head coach for Invictus Gaming in the LPL. IG finished in 9t

[Inven Global Awards] The best LoL mid laners of 2020

We're happy to announce the inaugural edition of the Inven Global Awards (IGA)! Today, we present the "Best mid laners of 2020" award, given to the mids that were the most solid, impactful performers in their own region. See the winners here:

LCK defeats LPL 3-0 in All-Stars Event, Deft and streamer YuxiaoC reign as 1v1 champions

The second day of the 2020 All-Stars Event for the LCK and LPL was full of events. The start was the clash between the LCK and LPL influencers. Through sharp macro, the LCK team took the victory. Next

iG Rookie: "It might sound arrogant, but I’ll be bringing the Summoner’s Cup back next year."

When we met Song “Rookie” Eui-jin in a cafe in Gangnam, we came with good expectations. The short conversation to arrange the interview highlighted his friendliness and we've also all seen

Liquid Tactical on attending Worlds: "Ruler was CoreJJ's previous duo. It would be cool to beat them."

One split into his career, Tactical is going to Worlds. He won Rookie of the Year, he got 2nd All-Pro ADC, and is prepping to fly overseas to Shanghai. Hear what he has to say about his career so far here:

Tactical wins LCS Rookie of the Year

The region known for its lack of scouting and voracious importing saw a handful of rookies join the scene in 2020, and Tactical walks away with Rookie of the Year for the LCS 2020 season. Read more here:

Dignitas Johnsun: "I'd like to thank my boys at FlyQuest and Cloud9 for beating CLG."

Johnsun secured his first-ever professional post-season, and he's in the running for Rookie of the Year. We spoke with him about his growth, the inner workings of Dignitas, and who he thinks deserves that award. Read his thoughts here:

AF Fly: "Chovy’s an amazing player who's still very young. I’m jealous of him."

On July 30th (KST), Afreeca Freecs swept Hanwha Life Esports in the 2020 League of Legends Champions Korea Summer Split. The match went without many surprises as Afreeca Freecs quite dominated Hanwha

GEN Bdd: "Unless played aggressively like Rookie does, Orianna isn't that good. I’ve been watching his VODs and trying to play like him."

On July 18th (KST), in the 2020 League of Legends Champions Korea Summer Split, Gen.G defeated T1 for the first time since 2018 Regional finals. It was a clean 2-0 victory for Gen.G as Gwak “Bdd

DRX Pyosik: "We analyzed well about the reasons we lost to T1. If we play them again, I think we’ll be able to win."

On the 20th (KST), DragonX defeated DAMWON Gaming 3-2 in the first round of the 2020 League of Legends Champions Korea Playoffs. It was close as DragonX was up 2-0 but let go two straight games. DragonX

[LPL Today] Invictus Gaming stays undefeated, extends winning streak to five

Invictus Gaming has extended their winning streak to five through the mechanics of their upper half and aggressive dives. In the 2020 League of Legends Pro League (LPL) Spring Split, Invictus Gaming

[Worlds 2019] Semifinals MVPs, Doinb and Perkz!

What was likely the most stacked Semifinals in Worlds history delivered eight incredible games. Join us in celebrating some of the best players to ever install the game: Doinb and Perkz. Each of them a monster in their own way.

[Worlds 2019: IG Press Conference] Rookie: "If FunPlus gains advantage and just plays normally, they can get the win."

In the semifinals of the 2019 LoL World Championship, defending champions, Invictus Gaming fell to FunPlus Phoenix. Leaving the regrets behind, Song “Rookie” Eui-jin and Yu “JackeyLove

[Worlds 2019] FPX wins the LPL Semifinals matchup, advances to Finals over IG 3-1

Everyone's said it, these are quite possibly the best Semifinals in Worlds history, and if anything was sure, this would be a close series. FPX took it in the end, but it wasn't as one-sided as a 3-1 might seem!

[Worlds 2019] Quarterfinals MVPs - TheShy, DoinB, Khan, and Caps

The Quarterfinals are done, with three first seeds and the defending World Champions advancing to the Semis off the back of some incredible performances, especially from the solo lanes. Here's why these four claim MVP.

[Worlds 2019: GRF vs IG] KR Reactions: "The two teams are throwing so creatively and funnily... That's what we want to see in the quarters!"

Griffin vs Invictus Gaming Game 1 After 1 hour: ㄴ O.U.T. ㄴ I'm cheering for IG who has Rookie and TheShy, who are Korean! That missed? ㄴ Seems like it's Griffin's unlucky day. Hey TheShy, wtf are you

[Worlds 2019: IG Press Conference] Rookie: "I’d like to face EU in the semis and win. I wonder how the fans would react after that."

In the first match of the 2019 LoL World Championship Quarterfinals in Madrid, Invictus Gaming defeated Griffin 3-1. After the match, the players and coaching staff of Invictus Gaming joined the media

[Worlds 2019] IG Rookie on Semifinals: "I hope our fellow Chinese team FPX makes it, since a semifinal between the two LPL teams would mean that China would at least come in second."

On the 26th, Invictus Gaming took down Griffin in the first quarterfinal match of the 2019 LoL World Championship. IG’s Mid laner, Song "Rookie" Eui-jin, joined and Jeesun Park in the official LCK broadcast for the post-match interview to share his thoughts about the victory.

[Worlds 2019] IG eliminates GRF in 3-1 series, advances to Semis!

The 2018 World Champions, Invictus Gaming, are silencing the dissenters after a near 3-0 sweep against the Korean second seed, Griffin, in the Quarterfinals in Madrid.