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Last month Riot announced that the European semi-professional scene would change yet again. They revealed that both Belgium and the Netherlands would get their own individual regional league. Since then both sides have worked tirelessly around the clock to start the competition next year. RadicaL3i, who is the Project Manager for the Dutch … Continue reading LoL’s New Dutch League: How it impacts the regional ecosystem.
The UKLC’s final tower begins in just over 24 hours. While the likes of MnM, Fnatic Rising, Excel UK, Diabolus and Demise have qualified for playoffs, there are still five teams battling it out for the remaining places. One of those sides is none-other than Phelan Gaming. The Wolves once again find themselves in a … Continue reading Phelan Gaming’s Mid Laner Chemera: “We just need to have fun and play the way we scrim.”
The UKLC’s penultimate tower begins today. While the top three of Excel UK, Fnatic Rising and MnM have secured their spots for the playoffs, everybody else still has something to play for. MnM Gaming came into the summer split with a revitalised roster. Despite losing Mumus and Monk, many expected them to succeed. The organisation … Continue reading MnM Gaming’s ADC Yusa: “We’ll see come playoffs whether our work has truly paid off.”
LVP’s UKLC has been a tale of two sides. Fnatic Rising and Excel UK. Both of the LEC sister teams have been battling it out all split long. As the regular season starts to wind down, neither side has cemented themselves at the top of the table. Excel UK’s jungler, Taxer, has always been confident … Continue reading Excel UK’S Jungler Taxer: “The goal is to win UKLC and EU Masters”
The UKLC got off to an explosive start last week. Many expected Fnatic Rising to be the first official tower champions this split. However, there was an early dethroning as their challengers exceL UK, rose to the top of the mountain. With the LEC sister team having to start from the bottom, all eyes will … Continue reading Fnatic Rising’s Support Prosfair: “I want to show, without a doubt, I’m the best Support outside of the LEC.”
LVP UK’s UKLC summer split begins this Wednesday. Along with a whole host of roster moves, two new teams also come into the competition as Demise and NVision gained promotion via Forge of Champions in spring. However, one team that has gone under many peoples radar are Phelan Gaming. After finishing sixth, the Wolves have … Continue reading Phelan Gaming’s ADC Achuu: “We will perform better and more consistent than last spilt.”
The UKLC is only a few days away and with all the rosters announced, anticipation rises for the first matches. One team that will be looking to start off with a convincing win will be Enclave Gaming. Last split was an interesting one for Enclave. Despite finishing 5th the side never truly competed with last … Continue reading Enclave Gaming’s Jungler Skude: “I think we will come into the league as underdogs.”
As the UKLC summer split quickly approaches, two new organisations will be put to the test as Demise and NVision enter the competition for the first time. For people who are not aware, Demise (formerly EJBY Brotherhood) and Nvision defeated Darkspawn Gaming and Bulldog Esports in the Forge of Champions promotion tournament, to rightly claim … Continue reading Demise’s Head Coach NEAR: “We can compete with every team in the league.”
It’s not long now until the UKLC summer split gets underway. As the competition gets closer and closer, more teams are releasing their rosters, with some sides taking a completely different approach from spring. One team that have made significant changes to their roster are MnM Gaming. Monk and Mumus are no longer with the … Continue reading MnM Gaming’s Support Shogun: “People are really going to enjoy our roster”
It’s fair to say the Forge of Champions promotion tournament did not disappoint. Both DarkSpawn and Bulldogs lost their first series to the wild-card teams of EJBY Brotherhood and NVision Esports, meaning that there will be at least one new side joining the UKLC in the summer split. The rules are simple. Win two games … Continue reading NVision Esports’ Jungler Infinity: “I feel like people see us as the underdog.”
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