FNC Rekkles on the Finals: "We've beaten IG twice. It wasn't random or luck."

Fnatic will face Invictus Gaming in the 2018 World Championship Finals. On the 28th of October (KST), Fnatic (FNC) defeated Cloud9 (C9) in the 2018 Worlds Semifinals day 2 and advanced to the Finals.

FNC Coach Dylan: " I have a lot of respect for Reapered as a coach... I'm sorry though because we're going to be the ones to win."

Congratulations! How do you feel?I feel amazing. It was always my dream to make it far in the World Championship. We know that we're capable of winning the entire tournament. We're really happy that w

IG TheShy: "I asked the team to give me a pick that I can win my lane for sure with, and that pick happened to be Fiora."

On the 20th, at the Busan Bexco Auditorium, the 2018 League of Legends World Championship Quarterfinals match between LPL's Invictus Gaming and LCK's kt Rolster took place. Both teams played their hea

FNC Broxah: "When I outplayed Ning's Gragas that game, I really felt like a god after...my teammates reacted to my plays like 'URGGHH, WHAT DID YOU JUST DO?!?!!?!"

On the 17th (KST), Fnatic qualified for the quarterfinals by defeating iG in the tiebreaker for 1 seed out of groups.Fnatic did not lose a single game today. Defeating 100 Thieves and G-Rex, all Fnati

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

KT Mata on Playing at Worlds: "This isn’t about nationality but it’s about playing as a team. That’s why we didn’t feel that pressured."

On the 16th of October (KST), kt Rolster (KT) finished their Worlds 2018 Group Stage in 1st place and advanced to the quarterfinals. KT has been unstoppable throughout this Worlds. Although they did

IG JackeyLove on Rekkles: "If we take it to the mid-game, the opponent will try to play more aggressive. Then, I think their duo might self-destruct."

On the 11th of October, Invictus Gaming (IG) defeated G-Rex in the 2018 Worlds Group Stage. Although G-Rex was on the advantage in the early-game, IG turned the tables after winning two teamfights.

C9 Zeyzal: "I came in a bit unexpecting how well Gambit played and how poorly we played at the same time."

On the 6th (KST), the NA LCS' Cloud9 defeated Gambit Esports and proceeded to the 2018 Worlds Group Stage. After this highly competitive match which went all the way to game 5, we had the chance to

C9 Reapered: “Our key player, Jensen was not in his best shape because he caught a cold.”

“Although I knew that we had a high chance of advancing, I also thought that today's match would be tough. However, I didn't know it would be this challenging.” After winning a highly

C9 Blaber: "We’ve been having pretty good scrim results lately. That's why I thought it was a bit weird that we underperformed today."

On the 10th of October (KST), Cloud9 defeated Gambit Esports 3:2 and qualified to the 2018 Group Stage. Although the players seemed a bit shaky at times, Cloud9 mostly succeeded to earn the early-game

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

G2 Wunder: "Like Perkz said, winning Team Liquid and knocking them out would be nice; it means the hope for NA is gone. (laughs)"

On October 4th (KST), G2 defeated SuperMassive in the Play-In tiebreaker match and proceeded to the knockouts on 1st place. On this weekend, G2 will compete for a spot in the Worlds Group Stage

SuperMassive Zeitnot: "Among players such as Uzi and Ruler, Deft is the best bottom laner if he can play on his highest potential."

On the 4th October (KST), SuperMassive eSports secured their third win in the 2018 Worlds Play-In Stage and advanced to the Play-In knockouts. Although they did lose a game against G2, they managed to

Infinity Relic: "I think Cloud9 is the toughest team in the Play-Ins."

On the 4th of October (KST), the representative of Latin America - North region, Infinity eSports advanced to the Play-In Stage knockouts on second place. Their victory against LPL's EDG was indeed on

C9 Svenskeren: "Some may say that I have it easy not playing, but the fact that you can't do anything while seeing your team make a lot of mistakes is sometimes really frustrating."

Are you satisfied with your team's performance?Coming into the tournament, we were shaky. I think Blaber was a bit nervous, too -- he didn't play like his usual self on stage, compared to scrims, that

C9 Sneaky: "I think we'll end the [Play-In] Group Stage with a 4-0. A lot of the things that we were messing up are things that we can fix."

On the 1st of October(KST), the Play-In Stage of the 2018 League of Legends World Championship officially began, at the newly established LoL Park in Seoul Korea. Having played the first and fifth mat

[Moment of Truth] Team Vitality's Boot Camp in Korea: "They say that we're trapped in group B. But it's the other way around, RNG and Gen.G are trapped with us."

Team Vitality has been one of the better performing teams in the EU LCS for the past few years. Although they weren't recognized as a "Worlds" contender, this team started to shape up and improve

Riot Games Announces Dates and Host Cities for their 2018 League of Legends World Championship

Taking place in Korea, Riot Games announced the schedule for the 2018 World Championship.The following are the dates and host cities for each stage of the tournament.Play-In Stage: Seoul, October 1~4,