It all comes down to this. Only two teams are still standing at the League of Legends World Championships: the KOO Tigers and SK Telecom T1. For the former, it’s been an up-and-down battle, with a tough group stage and brutal quarterfinal against their fellow countrymen. For the latter, it’s been perfect, undefeated, dominant. They’ve made it to the finals with a perfect 12-0 record, unprecedented on the Worlds stage.
This weekend also marked the end of the road for the European squads at Worlds. Fnatic performed up to the hype surrounding them, with their brawling style carrying them all the way into the semifinals. Meanwhile, Origen shocked the world, going from the Challenger Series to the quarters in Brussels in merely half a season. Despite their impressive runs, they fell to the two Korean teams that are now in the finals.
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This weekend also marked the end of the road for the European squads at Worlds. Fnatic performed up to the hype surrounding them, with their brawling style carrying them all the way into the semifinals. Meanwhile, Origen shocked the world, going from the Challenger Series to the quarters in Brussels in merely half a season. Despite their impressive runs, they fell to the two Korean teams that are now in the finals.
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