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T1 has announced that Faker has re-signed with them on a three-year contract. Lee “Faker” Sang-hyeok first broke out onto the League of Legends scene back in 2013 when SK Telecom wanted to build a team solely around him. At the age of 26 and with him resigning Faker will most likely finish his career in T1. Over the past couple of offseasons...
Korean dominance returns to League of Legends as DRX pulls a surprise victory over fellow South Koreans, T1—the three-time Worlds winners. The final score was 3-2. In a nail-biting Best-of-5 series, the finals went all the way to Game 5 when the underdogs, DRX prevailed victorious in what can only be described as the result of “a mir...
Esports peripherals SteelSeries has announced a partnership with T1 Entertainment & Sports to its family. Facilitated by global marketing agency SPORTFIVE, the new partnership will see SteelSeries become the official exclusive headset partner for T1 and all its powerhouse rosters competing in League Of Legends (LoL), VALORANT, Dota 2, Rainbow S...
In the League of Legends esports industry, almost no other name is as prominent Lee "Faker" Sang-hyeok. He became the first LoL Champions Korea (LCK) player to reach 1,000 kills and is often considered the best LoL player of all time. During the off-season, teams from all over the world are always making crazy offers to get Faker to join them. I...
Chalk up one more Olympic-sanctioned gold medal finish for China: they just won the entire Asian Games 2018 League of Legends exhibition tournament which took place in a span of 3 days at Mahaka Square in Jakarta, Indonesia (which is friggin' huge FYI). China fought hard against South Korea, but in the end, it was a 3-1 victory for the former. For...
