League of Legends has been wildly popular for over a decade. Although it still holds the top spot among PC games, the number of people who can make a living from it has dwindled significantly. The esports sector has developed well, but the streaming scene has seen a sharp decline in viewership. Many who gained fame and earned their first fortune through LoL have now retired from the internet. Those who still maintain high popularity are few and far between.

The group stage of the League of Legends EWC Esports World Cup has concluded. After two days of competition, all eight teams for the elimination round have been determined. Among the three participating teams from our region, BLG from Group C defeated T1 in the winners' bracket, securing a spot in the quarterfinals with two consecutive wins. AL from Group A also easily beat G2 to advance, and although JDG lost to HLE, they comfortably won 2-0 against LOS in the losers' bracket. All three LPL teams made it to the top eight.

Foreword: Since TES continuously created "brand-new history" during the international tournament, many esports viewers and overseas streamers mistakenly assumed that all other LPL teams were "weak." Even several foreign hosts predicted that JDG and AL from the LPL would miss the LOL World Cup knockout stage. However, with the EWC group stage fully concluded, all three LPL participating teams advanced to the knockout round. In contrast, the overseas audience had high hopes for

Introduction: The S16 season has officially begun, and it's safe to say that most players have been following the recent matches. The EWC tournament has been quite intense, with three LPL teams securing a winning start on the first day.

Greetings to all LPL viewers and League of Legends summoners, this is the World Game Hub. The EWC Esports World Cup featured a crucial group stage match today, with BLG taking on T1 first. In the BO1 format, BLG secured dragons quickly, built a massive advantage, and won the match to advance to the quarterfinals. Bin secured a perfect health solo kill in his lane, once again dominating Doran.

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The League of Legends EWC Oil Cup group stage has kicked off. On the first match day, all three LPL teams secured their opening victories. When BLG faced MKOI, Bin singled out the opponent's top laner, while Knight's Akali dominated the entire game, allowing BLG to advance to the second round with ease. In that match, Viper played Cassiopeia but still struggled in lane—even against a European AD carry—which really shows his form is off.

Hello everyone, this is the Global Game Hub. Yesterday, the first day of the EWC Esports World Cup saw group stage matches on two stages simultaneously, with seven teams from China and Korea taking the stage. The three LPL teams performed exceptionally well, securing a clean sweep. Among them, the most impressive victory was AL's win over DK in the group of death.

Introduction: In recent years, LPL's international performance has been lackluster, leading many BLG fans to joke that "only BLG can be relied on for cross-region matches." However, at this year's EWC World Esports Club Championship, AL and JDG also proved their strength by defeating LCK's DK and MSI's strongest dark horse team LYON in the group stage. Notably, AL achieved a remarkable record: they have won five consecutive BO

Hello, fellow LPL viewers and League of Legends summoners, this is the World Game Hub. The EWC Esports World Cup officially kicked off today. With BLG and T1 in the same group, they both played their first group-stage matches almost simultaneously. BLG secured a win against MKOI, but the victory was far from easy.