China's esports prowess took center stage as the League of Legends Season 15 World Championship concluded its Swiss Stage in Beijing, with teams TES and AL securing quarterfinal berths. The event highlights Asia's growing influence in global competitive gaming, drawing millions of viewers worldwide.
Intra-Region Showdown Highlights Swiss Stage Finale
Third-seeded TES delivered a thrilling comeback against top-seeded BLG in an all-China matchup, overturning a one-game deficit to claim victory. Meanwhile, all four teams from South Korea's LCK region advanced decisively, setting the stage for intense cross-regional clashes.
Quarterfinals Kick Off in Shanghai
The tournament moves to Shanghai on October 28, where AL will challenge defending champions T1 led by esports legend Faker. TES faces Europe's G2 in a rivalry dating back multiple seasons. The championship's November 9 finale in Chengdu promises high stakes, with the city preparing to host its first LoL World Championship final.
This year's tournament underscores China's $450 billion gaming industry and its role in shaping global esports trends, offering insights for investors tracking Asia's tech-entertainment convergence.
