As a foreigner, I find it difficult to grasp how popular the LPL really is in China, so I did my own little fun experiment during my trip in China of wearing LPL jerseys and see if they would be recognized.
The result was very fun, many Chinese people would regularly point towards my jerseys. Some would even ask for pictures.
The IG fan from the picture on the right was shocked when he saw me in Chongqing, probably wondering why some random white dude was wearing a jersey from his favorite team. He told me me that no matter how much they lose, he is always cheering for IG.
Overall Esports and League Of Legends felt popular in China, I regularly saw spaces or merch dedicated to either, especially in big cities.
Esports probably feels more present in South-Korea and France, but China is up there. However, given how big the country is, it doesn't surprise me that they're probably the most lucrative market for Riot Games.
I'm aware this is very anecdotal, but I had a lot of fun meeting LPL fans. However I hope we can get reliable numbers about Chinese viewership someday in order to have a real comparison
[OFFICIAL] Hechtech Rocketbelt π will have a tankier recipe on Patch 26.14:
"Rocketbelt's popularity on usually immobile mages, rather than AP bruisers, is giving us flashbacks of the Galeforce days."
π Build Path: Hextech Alternator + Kindlegem + Ruby Crystal + 350
β¬οΈ Active Cooldown: 40 seconds β 50 seconds
β¬οΈ Ability Power: 70 β 60
β¬οΈ Health: 300 β 350
Via Patch 26.14 Notes
[OFFICIAL] League Classic: the old item Athene's Unholy Grail will have its name changed.
It will be called Shushei's Mana Jug to honor the Worlds champion and MVP who passed away in 2025.
HISTORIC RECORD!
Zeka π°π· becomes the first player ever to win Worlds, First Stand and MSI on his first appearance at each event!
β Worlds 2022 (first appearance)
β First Stand 2025 (first appearance)
β MSI 2026 (first appearance)
[RECORD] Zeka π°π· and Zeus π°π· are the first players to win the three major international tournaments!
β First Stand π
β MSI π π
β Worlds π
BLG Coach Daeny π°π· apologizes for MSI Finals: "I want to tell the players that this loss was not their fault. I'm sorry to everyone because I lost my footing as well and wasn't able to keep the team grounded."
"When our players started to lose their composure or their focus slipped, I should have stepped in more firmlyβbeen stricter, pointed things out, and given clearer direction to help them. But I wasn't able to do that, and I feel a tremendous amount of guilt over it.
Via MSI 2026 Press Conference
Dylan Falco is still under contract with G2 Esports until 2027
Unless they reach a termination agreement, G2 Esports could sell Dylan Falco to another team, making some cash while also completing its desired coaching change
G2 Esports' reasoning behind benching Dylan Falco π¨π¦ has now been confirmed
Romain Bigeard explained that the org ultimately had to choose between two coaching philosophies and decided to promote Perkz ππ· to Head Coach, believing he is the better fit to lead the current roster
https://t.co/hOSwR4c762
G2 Esports' reasoning behind benching Dylan Falco π¨π¦ has now been confirmed
Romain Bigeard explained that the org ultimately had to choose between two coaching philosophies and decided to promote Perkz ππ· to Head Coach, believing he is the better fit to lead the current roster
https://t.co/hOSwR4c762