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Last summer, Freaks 4U Gaming was appointed tournament organiser of the Northern League of Legends Championship (NLC), the Northern European ERL (European Regional League) region covering the UK, Ireland and Nordics.

While the revised ‘multi-division league ecosystem’ ruffled some feathers in the scene, it’s clear that the broadcast production for the first season has been top-notch. Esports News UK submitted an interview request with Freaks 4U last year to get to know them better, and due to some F4U changes and our own slowness, we are publishing this later than we would’ve liked.

Continue reading Interview with Kaiprioska from Freaks 4U Gaming on the NLC and League of Legends esports in Northern Europe: ‘This region has so much potential and we’re in it for the long haul’

T1 has completed the most dominant split in LCK history with a historical 18-0 series record making them the first Korean team to finish a regular season undefeated. This T1 team has gone through the season on an absolute tear with a game record of 34-7 and tying the record for best +/- of +29. […]

T1 Makes History Finishing Undefeated in LCK Spring Regular Season - Blog of Legends - Blog of Legends - League of Legends News, Rumors and Reviews

Huge performances from Burdol and Canyon see Damwon win a crucial game over DRX. Game 1 In an incredibly important game for both teams, DRX was, unfortunately, missing their star player ADC Deft. Already considered underdogs, DRX seemed doomed from the get-go. The game started with a clown fiesta. Both teams would see the usage […]

Canyon and Damwon Kia Smash DRX in a Pivotal Battle for Third. 2022 LCK Spring - Blog of Legends - Blog of Legends - League of Legends News, Rumors and Reviews

British League of Legends LEC caster Aaron ‘Medic’ Chamberlain is teaming up with two other well-known gaming personalities to front a new League of Legends (LoL) discussion show.

He’s joined by American G4TV host and former League caster Indiana ‘Froskurinn’ Black and Danish pro player Mads ‘Broxah’ Brock-Pedersen, who is currently a streamer for Team Liquid.

They will be a part of the bi-weekly show called Recall, which has posted its first hour-long episode on the official League of Legends esports YouTube channel today.

Continue reading Medic, Froskurinn and Broxah head up new League of Legends esports show – Recall