In a dazzling display of skill and strategy, Bilibili Gaming swiftly dismantled Weibo Gaming, achieving an emphatic 3-0 victory and securing their coveted position in the grand final of the 2024 League of Legends World Championship, to be held in the vibrant heart of Berlin.
The Chinese powerhouse now eagerly anticipates the outcome of the fierce clash between T1 and Gen.G Esports, set to unfold on Sunday, a prelude to what promises to be a monumental championship showdown next Saturday.
Commanding the red side throughout the series, Bilibili Gaming unleashed a devastating onslaught, commencing with a 39-minute conquest followed by swift triumphs in just 32 and 28 minutes, thereby sealing the best-of-five match with breathtaking efficiency.
Zhuo “knight” Ding emerged as the tournament’s shining star, claiming MVP honors with a staggering tally of 19 kills, 18 assists, and a solitary death—a testament to his strategic brilliance and exceptional prowess.
On his heels, Zhao “Elk” Jiahao complemented the team’s formidable performance with an impressive 13 kills and 20 assists, solidifying their formidable presence on the battlefield.
This year’s competition format, rife with intrigue, witnessed 16 ambitious teams navigating through five intense rounds, ultimately leading the top eight to the nail-biting single-elimination knockout phase. All knockout battles are set as best-of-five encounters, culminating with the grand finale on November 2.
The stakes are monumental—the world champions will walk away with a staggering $445,000, while the runners-up will be awarded $356,000. The eight quarterfinalists are guaranteed at least $100,125, ensuring that every participant leaves with a substantial sum.
Mark your calendars for the eagerly anticipated events in the 2024 League of Legends World Championship schedule.
Semifinals
Sunday: T1 vs. Gen.G Esports
Grand Final
Saturday: Bilibili Gaming vs. TBD
2024 League of Legends World Championship standings
1. $445,000 — TBD
2. $356,000 — TBD
3-4. $178,000 – Weibo Gaming, TBD
5-8. $100,125 – LNG Esports, Hanwha Life Esports, Top Esports, FlyQuest
9-11: $77,875 — Dplus, G2 Esports, Team Liquid
12-14: $66,750 — Fnatic, GAM Esports, PSG Talon
15-16: $55,625 — MAD Lions KOI, paiN Gaming
17-18: $38,937.50 — Rainbow7, 100 Thieves
19-20: $22,250 — Vikings Esports, Fukuoka HAWKS gaming
–Field Level Media
