Look Sports Media – Gen.G Esports have once again proven their dominance on the international League of Legends stage, securing a resounding victory at the Esports World Cup. This triumph follows their back-to-back MSI title wins, solidifying Korea’s position at the apex of the competitive scene. Their Grand Finals clash against Anyone’s Legend was a nail-biting five-game series, ultimately decided in Gen.G’s favor with a 3-2 scoreline. Top laner Kim "Kiin" Gi-in was rightfully crowned Finals MVP.
The road to victory wasn’t without its challenges. As one of the top four teams at MSI, Gen.G bypassed the group stage, entering directly into the playoffs. Their semi-final opponent, Anyone’s Legend, also enjoyed a smooth run, defeating MSI runner-up T1 in a stunning upset. This sent T1 into a third-place match against G2 Esports, a team eager to prove themselves after a disappointing MSI performance.
G2’s performance at the World Cup offered a glimmer of hope for the struggling European region. Rebounding from their MSI struggles, they secured impressive wins against Furia and FlyQuest in the group stage, followed by a 2-1 victory over BiliBili Gaming in the playoffs. However, their remarkable run ended in the semi-finals against the unstoppable Gen.G, resulting in a final placement of fourth. While not a championship, their performance against BiliBili suggests that Europe may not be entirely written off just yet.
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With two major LAN titles under their belt and automatic qualification for the World Championship, Gen.G are poised for a potential clean sweep of 2025’s major tournaments. Their rivals, T1, will undoubtedly be analyzing their strategies to prepare for the upcoming World Championship, where they will aim to defend their title and prevent Gen.G from achieving complete dominance. The stage is set for an epic showdown, with the fate of the 2025 League of Legends crown hanging in the balance.
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