LOL: Royal is the new LPL champion and will be the Chinese rival of G2 Esports at MSI 2022

China has been the last great region to proclaim the champion of its regional league. The Spring Split of LPL 2022 has ended with a tight victory for Royal Never Give Up , which managed to defeat for the minimum to Top Esports after Knight were able to match a series that started with Two advantage maps for RNG. They suffered more than the account, but the final victory was incontestable and with it they have managed to raise their fifth national title in one of the most competitive leagues in the world. Merit that will also serve to be in the next MSI.

a triumph that opens the door to make history

Top Esports came to the reinforced final. After completing a regular phase a bit disappointing, the team had managed to sign a scandal playoffs carrying all the great rivals except for Royal. The new Spring Sprit champions of 2022 had already been able to beat them in the upper part of the painting and have ratified the triumph with a new victory. The series has been much more matched on this occasion, but thanks to a spectacular bin that leated behind the team with jax on the last map, they have managed to proclaim champions.

The achievement of the title allows Royal to consolidate as the second team with the most titles of the history of the LPL remaining to a single triumph of Edward Gaming. In addition, in the MSI they will have the opportunity to become the most successful organization in the mid-season tournament. Currently, RNG accumulates two titles (2018 and 2021) and is tied with T1. In case of revalidating the title, would be the first organization of the world to overcome South Koreans in the first position of the Historical Medaleter in any tournament related to the Major League of Legends.

It should be noted that Chinese players will fight for the trophy without traveling to South Korea due to restrictions motivated by the Coronavirus. However, Riot Games has offered to the region the opportunity to compete remotely with an acceptable 35 ms ping that will share with the rest of the tournament teams so that the competitive integrity ** is not broken. Despite everything, your options remain intact. Now it's up to Royal to prepare to dispute the second most important competition of the League of Legends circuit until MSI begins next May 10.