Greetings to all LPL viewers and League of Legends summoners, this is World of Esports. The LPL playoffs have entered the loser’s final stage, with only three teams remaining competing for the championship and MSI spots, while the other teams have already started their break, preparing for the third split. This also means that the LPL will usher in a new round of transfers, and this time some team managers can no longer stay silent.

Foreword: The S16 season has officially begun, and I believe most players are closely following the recent matches. The playoffs are fiercely contested. Only three teams remain to compete for the final championship: TES, who have already advanced to the finals, and WE and BLG in the losers' bracket.

After the LPL loser's bracket semifinals concluded, there is a four-day break. Both BLG and WE, the two teams in the loser's bracket final, have enough time to study each other's strategies. WE has been fully figured out now—no matter how they play, it seems unlikely they can upset BLG again. Additionally, luck is on BLG's side in this BO5: when the two teams flipped a coin to decide side selection, BLG won the right to choose for the first game.

The second stage LPL playoffs lower bracket semifinals have concluded. BLG swept AL 3-0 to advance to the lower bracket finals. This result was quite unexpected. Everyone assumed BLG would win, but no one predicted AL would lose so badly. Even in games where they had big leads, AL kept making mistakes, even abandoning their base to contest objectives, leaving their nexus undefended.

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Greetings to all LPL viewers and League of Legends summoners. This is World of Esports. Today, the LPL hosted a critical loser's bracket match between BLG and AL. The winner would advance to the loser's bracket finals. Across three games, both teams experienced comebacks to varying degrees, but BLG emerged victorious each time. Consequently, BLG swept AL to advance to the next round, while AL was eliminated in the semifinals.

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Preface: The S16 season has officially started, and I believe most fans have been keeping an eye on the recent matches. The LCK games have been quite fierce. Over these past few days, DK's overall performance has been extremely poor, especially in their series against KT—they pulled off the most outrageous reverse sweep in LCK history, easily taking the first two games before losing three straight to KT.

The LPL second split playoffs have concluded the winner's bracket final. Top Esports swept WE in three straight games to reach the finals, securing the first MSI slot for LPL. WE, who had previously toppled both BLG and AL, was completely outmatched against Top Esports—a surprising result. It's clear that Top Esports thoroughly studied WE during their break, controlling the entire series from start to finish.

After TES replaced two LDL rookies during the transfer period, many LPL viewers joked that TES would 'tank the season' in the new season, since other top LPL teams invested heavily in reinforcements. For instance, BLG spent top salaries to acquire 'White Moonlight XUN' and 'top Korean import Viper', while JDG bought top domestic AD player GALA and the Worlds performance