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Today a new Forge of Champions… champion will be crowned. But, before the grand final both MnM Gaming and Diabolus will have to battle it out to see who is worthy of facing Fnatic Rising. Both of these teams have had unexpected roads to the final day. Diabolus, who many considered the favourites, have had … Continue reading Diabolus’ top laner Kerberos: “Nothing will stand in my quest for world domination.”
MnM Gaming, exceL UK, Diabolus and Phelan all have the chance to challenge Fnatic Rising for the Forge of Champions crown. The only thing these sides need to do is win two more games. With the UK’s spring season officially coming to a close in the next couple of weeks, it’s crucial that organisations finish … Continue reading MnM Gaming’s ADC Monk: “I think the series will be quite close.”
Tonight Phelan Gaming have the chance to gain some valuable momentum going into the UKLC summer split as they face spring splits regular season champions, Diabolus in the Forge of Champions semi-finals. This will be no easy task for Phelan. They are considered the underdogs going into this series. However, according to their ADC Achuu, … Continue reading Phelan Gaming’s ADC Achuu: “It’s just to show a good version of myself.”
Last week Diabolus, Phelan Gaming, MnM Gaming and exceL UK all moved on to the next round of the Forge of Champions tournament. These four organisations all have the opportunity to take on Fnatic Rising in the grand final and take the FoC title. However, before that they must face off against each other to … Continue reading Diabolus’ Support Hadow: “Everyone’s aims and goals should be to win the whole tournament.”
Forge of Champions offers opportunities for players and organisations to showcase their ability. This will help teams decide what measures they need to take for the UKLC summer split. Barrage is a side that is looking to make a statement in Forge of Champions. After a sub-par performance in the spring split, this tournament offers … Continue reading Barrage’s Top Laner Artorias: I think we should have no trouble with ‘looking for an org’
Every organisation competing in the Forge of Champions tournament has a goal in mind. For the wild-cards, it’s to show the scene how good they are. Whereas for sides like exceL UK and Diabolus, it’s to compete against Fnatic Rising. Though, for Bulldog Esports, Forge of Champions offers the team a second chance at rebuilding … Continue reading Bulldog Esports’ Top Laner EgoSpeed: “We all have the same goal, to impress and regain our spot in the UKLC.”
Forge of Champions gets underway in just a few hours. This will be the first time that people get to see how strong the UKLC sides are in comparison to other organisations in the UK Scene. This is an opportunity for teams to make a statement ahead of the UKLC summer split. Phelan Gaming knows … Continue reading Phelan Gaming’s Top Laner Eragon: “We’ve found more of an identity.”
In the aftermath of a historic EU Masters for the UK Scene, the Forge of Champions Main Event begins tomorrow. Nine UKLC organisations will go head to head in a tournament to claim the Forge of Champions crown. However, the sides will not be alone as they will also battle against four wild-cards. These wild-cards … Continue reading EJBY Brotherhood’s Jungler Ceikey: “Nobody knows us, but we know everyone.”
The road to the finals continues on Saturday as MAD Lions, Misfits Premier, SK Gaming Prime and Fnatic Rising all clash in the Leicester Haymarket Theatre. The reigning champions MAD Lions will be looking to secure a second EU Masters trophy. Still, to do that they must defeat a resilient Misfits Premier , in what … Continue reading Misfits Premier’s ADC Neon: “There is a decent chance of us winning the whole thing.”
So far EU Masters has certainly delivered on its hype. With two sides originally from the play-ins making it to the semi-finals, it shows that any team had a shot of going to Leicester. One side that surprised spectators the most was Ventus Esports. The Nordic team were seen as one of the weaker line-ups … Continue reading Ventus Esports’ former mid-laner Priskornet: “We represented the Nordic league better than people would have expected.”
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