Doran crowned as the champion top laner! Guma clinches FMVP and boldly declares: I am the greatest ADC in history.

On the stage of the S15 World Championship, T1 triumphed over KT with a 3-2 result to secure the world championship this year! Their win broke many records, adding fresh milestones to their storied history.

This championship not only marks T1’s first triple crown in 8 years but also celebrates Faker’s unprecedented sixth world title, a feat unlikely to be surpassed by any pro player. Besides Faker, Oner, Gumayusi, and Keria also achieved three consecutive championships in their careers, delivering outstanding performances on the world and final stages, making their victory well-deserved.

Meanwhile, Doran earned his first world championship of his career. Although he improved significantly after joining T1, he still showed some inconsistent plays in the final. His laning phase on Sett in the deciding game was solid, but later mistakes highlighted that sometimes choosing the right champion matters more than effort. The world’s top top laner might not be Zeus or Doran, but T1’s top laner. Last year, Doran struggled to find a team during the transfer window, but now he’s a champion top laner. In a post-match interview, Doran got emotional and said: In my six-year career, I’m grateful to have realized my dream. I believe this is just the prologue of my story, and we will achieve more victories in the future.

Of course, the most outstanding remains Faker. Regardless of his performance in the LCK or occasional mistakes on the world stage, Faker is always T1’s anchor. With him on the team, T1 has infinite potential in finals and will never be underestimated. This is Faker’s sixth time leading a team to a world championship — the highest peak, the longest river. Respect is due; he keeps winning with different teammates, proving that the strong stay strong.

The MVP of the S15 finals went to Gumayusi, who said in an interview: For me, it feels like a dream. I never expected to win FMVP, but I’m very happy to have earned it. This year had many hardships and setbacks, but I’m glad I overcame them. I spent this year proving myself, and now I can say I am the best ADC in history.

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