In the Valorant London Masters playoffs, VIT defeated TH 2-0. Map 1: Breeze. Defending side TH: Chamber / Viper / Sova / Sage / Yoru. Attacking side VIT: Sova / KAY/O / Jett / Viper / Harbor. VIT claimed the first two rounds of the first half. In the fourth round, Derke secured three kills to help VIT win that round, giving VIT a 4-0 lead.

After HLE secured first place in the regular season of LCK's second split, many LPL viewers looked forward to HLE facing TES at MSI, especially since TES mid-laner Xiaonianyou had repeatedly criticized HLE coach Redmi's drafting in interviews. HLE lived up to those expectations, defeating T1 3-1 in a pivotal LCK playoff match, becoming the LCK region

In the 2026 LCK MSI Qualifier match, HLE and T1 faced off in the first showdown, a game that was crucial for both sides. This was not only a chance to be the first to advance to MSI, but neither team wanted to fall into the lower bracket to face GEN, who would be powered by a rampaging Chovy. Losing in the lower bracket would likely mean missing out on the ticket to MSI!

The Swiss stage of the 2026 Valorant London Masters has concluded, and every match brought both expected and unexpected outcomes. If I had to pick the most surprising game, it would be NRG vs. FUT—NRG, despite having match point, still chose to use rifles against an eco round for the sake of strategic coordination, only to waste time and lose their composure. Watching that match truly gave me a newfound respect for the championship-winning IGL!

Greetings to all LPL viewers and League of Legends summoners, this is the World of Esports. Not long ago, IG officially announced a legal victory in their defamation case against streamer Xuan Shen. The court ruled that Xuan Shen committed defamation against TheShy and Rookie, ordering a public apology and a series of compensations. Thus, the Xuan Shen incident, which sparked widespread discussion last year, has concluded with IG's triumph.

Like and follow, don't get lost in the game~ Hi everyone, I'm Game Xiaodi. The quadrennial World Cup has kicked off again. As the world's biggest football event, it certainly attracts a lot of attention.

This week in Honor of Kings, although there are still no new skins, a new casual game mode has been launched to bring players some freshness. This new mode is called "Super Hot Brawl".

Foreword: The S16 season has officially begun, and most fans have been closely watching the recent matches. The second split across major regions is nearing its end, with several teams already securing their spots in the MSI competition. In the LPL, only two matches remain.

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!