
Show Notes
Is this the biggest match fixing scandal in LoL history? LPL drama, TES match fixing allegations, BLG vs JDG finals, and First Stand previews dominate this episode as we break down the most explosive storylines in global League of Legends esports. From the shocking situation surrounding TES Jungler naiyou and the wider conversation about match fixing in the LPL ecosystem, to AL and WBG’s chaotic playoff runs, JDG’s form, and BLG’s championship momentum, we cover everything you need to know heading into First Stand. We also preview BLG vs BFX, dive into the Americas Cup fallout, debate CBLOL vs LCS Worlds slots, and end with some classic chaos at Witchcraft, Yamato's new team.
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