More Than a Champion: Yinuo Steps Back, Journey Continues 🚀
Xu Bicheng “Yinuo” of AG is taking a brief hiatus from pro play after leading his team to multiple championships. Fans cheer him on as he recharges for the next big moment.
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KPL Taps AI to Supercharge Honor of Kings Esports
Discover how the King Pro League is using AI to simulate combat scenarios and ban-pick strategies, boosting Honor of Kings teams ahead of the 2026 Asian Games and beyond.
Why Phygital Games Are the Next Big Thing 🕹️⚽
Discover how phygital games mix e-sports and real-world sports into one epic experience, and why young fans in Asia can’t get enough.
Saudi Esports Chief Lauds China’s Rapid Rise in Esports
Saudi Esports Federation chief Prince Faisal praised the Chinese mainland’s record-breaking 62,196-strong audience at November’s Honor of Kings KPL Grand Final, hailing esports as a unifying cultural force.
IOC Pauses Launch of Inaugural Olympic Esports Event
The IOC has paused its plans for the first Olympic esports event in Riyadh 2027. President Kirsty Coventry says the committee is taking time to get it right.
Why the Chinese Mainland is a Global Esports Powerhouse 🎮
Chengdu’s IEM CS2 tournament sold out and set viewership records, showing why the Chinese mainland is now a top global esports hub and golden market for gamers worldwide.
Chengdu AG Crowned Champions at 2025 KPL Grand Finals 🎉
Chengdu AG triumphs over Chongqing Wolves to win the 2025 King Pro League Grand Finals at the National Stadium in Beijing on the Chinese mainland.
T1’s Keria Aims for Chengdu Glory & Learning ‘Da Ge’ 🤘
T1’s Keria gears up for the Chengdu finals after a 3-0 sweep of TES from the Chinese mainland, shares his goal to learn ‘da ge’ and lift the trophy for fans.
TES Hang: Fans’ Support Fuels My Championship Dream
TES support player Hang says fans’ support drives him to push harder after their S15 Worlds semifinal exit, promising to chase his championship dream in 2025.
Flandre’s Decade-Long LoL Journey: Heartbreak at Worlds 2023
After AL’s 2-3 loss to T1 in the Worlds quarterfinals, Li Xuanjun aka Flandre reflects on 10 years of sweat, losses & near wins, and his unbreakable passion for LoL.