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With T1's victory over KT Rolster at LoL Worlds 2025, Faker has won his sixth world championship, a number that is almost ...

SKT T1's Lee "Faker" Sang-hyeok cemented his status as a legend after his team won the League of Legends (LoL) World ...

Faker has solidified his legendary status by achieving a milestone never before seen in League of Legends Worlds play: notching 100 victories. Faker, real name Lee Sang-Hyeok, is hailed by many as the ...

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In sports, feats sometimes are so athletic that they’re difficult to compute. Michael Jordan defying gravity with his leaping ability, for example. In esports, there’s the Michael Jordan of esports: ...

The most talked-about figure in South Korea recently is undoubtedly ‘Faker (real name Lee Sang-hyeok, 29).’ As the flagship ...

Lee "Faker" Sang-hyeok becomes the first inductee in the LoL Hall of Legends. The T1 mid laner has had an illustrious career that has spanned 12 years, and he shows no signs of stopping anytime soon.

Lee "Faker" Sang-hyeok has become the first professional League of Legends player to reach career tournament winnings of $1 million. However, while this is an impressive milestone, it also serves to ...

The 2025 League of Legends World Championship has achieved its highest viewership peak so far, with 3.27 million viewers tuning in during the final quarter-final match between T1 and Anyone’s Legend, ...