What a difference a year makes.
Last October, Suning was the darling of the gaming world when they upset Top Esports to reach the League of Legends Worlds final.
Fast forward a year, and last year’s beaten finalists will be lucky to grace the world stage again.
The Wild Rift Philippines community was in a little bit of a stir recently following a Competitive Ruling that banned the Amihan Esports organization from all Riot Games esports for 12 months.
In case you were wondering why several other leagues like the LPL, LCK, LEC and LCS are already past the 4th week of their Summer Split while the 2021 Pacific Championship Series (PCS) has not started yet, here’s why.
Mereka tidak membuatnya seperti dulu. Tonton lagi keajaiban EVOS ESPORTS TH di Wild Rift Summer Cup dengan aksi terbaik di final!
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when EVOS Esports TH was drawn to meet Taiwan’s ONE Team in the grand finals of the SEA Icon Series Summer Super Cup last month, they had no clue what to expect.
After two long months of intense competition with nearly 800 teams battling for a place in the final, 16 teams have emerged. The creme de la creme from Southeast Asia, Hong Kong & Taiwan will battle for top honours in the 2021 Wild Rift SEA Icon Series Summer Super Cup. Expect lots of fireworks as elite players from eight regions slug it out for the championship title and a share of the US$150,000 prize pool.
Before becoming a world-class League of Legends (LOL) coach, Nelson Sng was working as an admin staff for the Singaporean esports team Absolute Legends.
