The LCK second-split MSI qualifiers—the winners' bracket final—is about to commence. This BO5 between T1 and HLE will decide which team claims the LCK's first spot at the Mid-Season Invitational. The two sides are so evenly matched that either winning would come as no surprise. However, it's uncertain how T1 will perform after their break; Doran has been consistently underperforming in the latter half of the split, and if he hasn't found his form, he might become a liability.

The Swiss stage of the Valorant Masters London has concluded. VIT, LEV, FUT, and XLG advanced to the playoffs, while DRG, FS, NRG, and GE have been eliminated from the tournament. For them, this Masters is not the end—they still have Stage 2 and the fight for Champions spots ahead. We look forward to seeing them return strong on the international stage!

Greetings to all LPL viewers and League of Legends summoners, this is World of Esports. After the LPL entered the loser-final stage, there are a few days of rest, and the remaining three teams are intensively preparing to achieve good results. During this period, one of Rookie's actions sparked widespread discussion. Two months after apologizing, Rookie unfollowed Xiaoyu on Weibo late at night.

Like and follow to never get lost in the game~ Hello everyone, I'm Xiaodi from Gaming. Recently, I saw a hot topic many players are discussing on the camp: "Which top lane heroes have the highest potential?" I think this topic is pretty good, so I'll share my own thoughts. Of course, "top lane" here mainly refers to the clash lane, not the farm lane—that needs to be clarified first.

Foreword: The S16 season has officially begun, and it's safe to say that most players have been keeping an eye on the recent matches. As the playoffs near their end, the competition across different regions has become less intense.

The LCK Mid-Season Championship qualifiers, the third round of the lower bracket, is about to begin. Recently, LCK secondary casters gathered to predict the MSI participating teams. Wolf and others favor T1 and GEN, while former WBG head coach Nofe thinks T1 and HLE will make it. His reason for backing Hanwha is quite amusing: because Top Esports (TES) has already qualified for MSI, and there is bad blood between Xiaocream and Hongmi. Nofe hopes the two will settle their dispute.

The Swiss stage of the Valorant London Masters has concluded, with VIT, LEV, FUT, and XLG advancing to the knockout phase. The four top seeds of the London Masters—EDG, PRX, G2, and TH—will conduct a draft to select their opponents from the Swiss stage qualifiers.

In the third round (1-1 group) of the Valorant Masters London Swiss stage, XLG eliminated GE with a 2-1 score, securing a spot in the top eight! Map 1: Sunset. Defending side GE: Omen, Gekko, Sova, Neon, Cypher. Attacking side XLG: Cypher, Omen, Sova, Jett, Phoenix. In the first half, XLG won the pistol round, GE took the bonus round, then Xavi8k got a triple kill catching XLG off guard from behind.

Every year during the LPL playoffs finals, a "celebrity exhibition match" is held to warm up for the main event. This year, four "surprise guests" have drawn massive attention and discussion from viewers: they are Crisp, Clarence Williams, ShowMaker, and Lin Weixiang.

Hello everyone, LPL viewers and League of Legends summoners, this is World Game News. In the LPL second stage playoffs, a huge upset occurred when BLG was defeated 3-1 by WE in the first round. After that, BLG won consecutive matches and fought their way back, set to face WE again in the loser's final. Editor, and recently BLG also released behind-the-scenes footage from that loss to WE, sparking discussion among fans.