League of Legends GOAT Faker wins his 4th world championship as T1 defeats Weibo Gaming at LoL World Championship 2023 finals
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Worldwide, the eSports scene is booming right now. Almost every major eSports tournament of major games receives a prize pool of millions of dollars. Furthermore, as the popularity of games increases, so does the scale at which they perfoliate. Additionally, even big platforms like the Asian Games recognize eSports. Recently, the GOAT pro player of League of Legends, Faker, has won his 4th World Championship as T1 defeats Weibo Gaming at LOL World Championship 2023 finals!
The LoL World Championship 2023 has been going on for a month now. The entire tournament was a really big and successful event. Furthermore, fans loved watching their favorite teams and players duke it out fiercely against each other! League of Legends (LoL) is a popular multiplayer online battle arena (MOBA) video game. And the game is receiving a lot of fame and attention worldwide.
Furthermore, Riot Games is pouring in a lot of time and work to make LoL better for everyone out there. From official music videos to new playable characters, the game is thriving. And so is the game’s eSports industry. Furthermore, the game’s most popular Korean player, Faker, has finally won his 4th world championship after T1 defeated Weibo Gaming in the LoL World Championship 2023 finals.
Faker lifts his 4th World Championship trophy after winning the LoL World Championship 2023 finals
T1 defeated Weibo Gaming in a thrilling and grueling League of Legends Worlds Championship 2023 match. With three resounding wins, they destroyed the opposing team. Held in Seoul’s Gocheok Sky Dome, the tournament was really big & successful and filled the Korean audience with immense joy as T1 and Faker won their fourth World Championship title on their home ground.
T1’s mid-laner, Lee “Faker” Sang-hyeok, won his 4th Worlds championship recently, marking a significant victory after seven years. The last time Faker won a Championship title was against Samsung Galaxy in 2016. Furthermore, during this tournament, T1 and Faker totally dominated their opponents. They decimated LPL teams one after another and kept an 11-1 win-to-loss ratio! T1 never lost a single match in BO5s, and Faker proved why he’s a GOAT in LoL!
Moreover, T1 totally destroyed the Chinese teams during this tournament. They won over all four Chinese teams—Bilibili Gaming in the Swiss Stage, LNG Esports in the Quarterfinal, JD Gaming in the Semifinal, and Weibo Gaming in the Grand Final.
At League of Legends Worlds 2013, Faker also referred to as the Unkillable Demon King, won his first match at the age of 17. He was the youngest League of Legends pro to reach this degree of excellence. He just celebrated ten years of a career in which he won his fourth world title—a record that stands unmatched. Faker’s fame has really soured through the sky as he was even nominated for Best Esports Athlete in the Game Awards 2023!
Furthermore, Faker even talked about his future with T1 after winning his 4th world championship:
“I am contracted, and I will be continuing to work at T1. I have been learning and growing a lot throughout my career as a professional player; it’s a rare opportunity for a human being. I will say I will continue to play. Retirement plans will come later on.“
T1 and the team saw a lot of setbacks last year and during the 2023 invitation, too. They lost many deciding games and even settled for third place during the Mid-Season Invitational of 2023. However, the team and Faker have finally won their 4th World Championship title and left a long-running legacy in the LoL World Championship 2023 finals!
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