The LCK has truly cemented itself as the Premier League Scene and continues to push for positive changes for both players and viewers.
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This has created a huge misconception that currently, the league meta is fully tank-centric. However, bruisers have really dominated the current meta.
the last remaining western team Rogue took on tournament favorite and LPL powerhouse JDG in the first quarterfinals series.
Worlds 2022 Group Stage is here and is incredibly competitive and I thought it would be a good idea to make a tier list of the expectations of every team.
How JDG used multiple acquisitions of passed-off players to create a super team that took over the LPL and have become favorites to win Worlds 2022.
It's been said all year but if Showmaker, Nuguri, and Canyon play to their star level that they can this team will make worlds.
They did it they finally did it. Gen.G defeated T1 for the first time this year fully cementing themselves as the best team in Korea.
DRX was supposed to be a potential Worlds team fighting for that last spot after their fourth-place finish in the spring but they have looked super shaky
After falling last week to KDF, T1 was allowed to reclaim their position as the best team in the LCK in a huge match against Gen.G.
Both coming off of upsets early in the week DRX and T1 face off in the match of the week both trying to correct their course.
T1 has been by far the best team in the LCK for this year failing to lose a single series in 2022 and breaking every team record set in the past.
Gen.G, T1, and DRX Remain Undefeated While Damwon Kia Fall Against Other Top Tier Talent LCK Summer Week 2 Recap
When comparing MSI 2022 to 2019 they are eerily similar and all but guarantee that EG will upset RNG and make MSI finals.
With MSI 2022 quickly approaching I thought it would be fun to look at the four major regions and their trends in drafting.
This T1 team has proven to be the best domestic Korean team ever as they defeat Gen.G in dominant fashion 3-1 in the LCK Grand Finals.
T1 Breezez passed KDF while Gen.G wins in a thrilling five-game series with one of the most shocking game fives in recent history.
Damwon comes out huge to get revenge on Fredit Brion, while Kwangdong upset DRX in a thrilling 5 game series.
T1 has completed the most dominant split in LCK history with a historical 18-0 series record making them the first Korean team to finish undefeated.
Huge performances from Burdol and Canyon see Damwon Kia Smash DRX in a crucial game for third place.
Missing Chovy in the midlane Gen.G relied heavily on Peanut and Ruler to step up and carry them over Showmaker and Damwon.