South Korea’s esports powerhouse T1 won the League of Legends World Championship by defeating China-based Weibo Gaming. South ...

Faker has solidified his legendary status by achieving a milestone never before seen in League of Legends Worlds play: notching 100 victories. Faker, real name Lee Sang-Hyeok, is hailed by many as the ...

In sports, feats sometimes are so athletic that they’re difficult to compute. Michael Jordan defying gravity with his leaping ability, for example. In esports, there’s the Michael Jordan of esports: ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Faker raises his fourth Summoner's Cup after winning Worlds 2023-exactly 10 years after his LoL Worlds debut and first Worlds ...

Back in February 2013, a skinny 16-year-old kid named Lee Sang-hyeok joined SK Telecom T1 as a substitute mid-laner. Although it didn't seem like much at the time, nobody could have predicted what ...

Many would have you believe that at a certain age, you simply cannot play video games competitively anymore. This is often attributed to an exaggerated decline of the reflexes as you get older, with ...

There were several moments of the League of Legends World finals that had me (and the rest of the cinema) stunned into dumbfounded silence. At the end of game one, T1 were looking pretty shaky, but by ...

Esports' greatest icon isn’t done yet: Another chapter begins for Faker and T1. It looks like the League of Legends (LoL) G.O.A.T. still wants to do a lot with T1. Five-time LoL world champion ...

There are few esports athletes as dominant as Lee 'Faker' Sang-hyeok. The League of Legends pro has won more World Championships than most players have had hot dinners, and his longevity proves he's ...

Galio receives his tenth skin courtesy of Faker, putting the champion ahead of more than a third of League of Legends' roster ...