Every League of Legends Worlds winner ever

League of Legends is easily one of, if not the most popular MOBA game out there. With so many updates, collaborations, events, merchandise opportunities, spin-off media, and tournaments, fans of the game have more than enough to stay occupied with League of Legends goodness. However, the most important time of the year for every League of Legends fan has to be when Worlds comes around.

League of Legends World Championship is an ongoing esports tournament for the multiplayer online battle arena video game League of Legends. The tournament is organized by Riot Games, the developers of League of Legends, and rolls around every year. While it brings excellent songs and events, the thing we want to focus on today is which team managed to win every singe Worlds tournament since its inception in 2011.

So, without any delay, here is every single League of Legends Worlds winner since 2011. If you want to play like the professionals who won these tournaments, you can always hire a professional LoL coach from Eloking. Just don’t forget to use the code “BoostToday” so you get a cool 20% discount in the process.

Fnatic (2011)

Fnatic kicked off the competitive scene by winning the very first Worlds. Grinding through various European and North American teams, they faced off against All Authority in the finals. Despite a tough series, they eventually pulled through with a 2-1 victory. Shushei’s iconic plays helped them win clutch team fights. The win set the stage for what would become the benchmark of League tournaments.

Taipei Assassins (2012)

The 2012 Worlds season saw the unexpected rise of Taipei Assassins who came as underdogs. They surprised everyone and caused serious upsets, especially when they knocked out favorites Moscow Five in the semis. In the finals against Azubu Frost, they secured a 3-1 win. Toyz’s dominance in the mid-lane and Mistake’s shot-calling were crucial. TPA is still considered the only minor region team ever to win the title.

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SK Telecom T1 (2013)

2013 was the year when SK Telecom T1 and Faker made their mark. They pretty much dominated the whole competition, and Faker’s unreal display of mechanics on champions like Zed and Ahri became legendary. The 3-0 clean sweep against Royal Club in the finals was a statement of dominance, and the whole team played skillfully throughout the tournament. Their mix of raw talent and perfect team coordination continues to define our era.

Samsung Galaxy White (2014)

Samsung White ran the show in 2014, most notably with their seamless map control and strategy. They defeated their sister team Samsung Blue in a high-voltage semi-final, before taking down Star Horn Royal Club 3-1 in the finals. Their support player Mata became their hero for his vision control and shot-calling. Their win and their control over every inch of the map showcased their peak dominance. 

SK Telecom T1 (2015)

SKT claimed their second championship in 2015, proving their dominance on the rift wasn't merely a fluke. Their tournament run was pretty much flawless, dropping just one game and showcasing their flexibility in terms of strategy. MaRin’s top-lane performance also earned him MVP. SKT defeated KOO Tigers 3-1 in the finals, with Faker proving his versatility once again. MaRin’s standout fiora plays helped in dismantling the opposition and highlighted SKT’s strength.

SK Telecom T1 (2016)

SKT’s third title in 2016 was all about clutch plays and resilience. Their semi-final against ROX Tigers was one of the most intense in Worlds history, with SKT edging out a 3-2 win featuring Faker’s epic outplays against Peanut. In the finals, they beat Samsung Galaxy in a 3-2 nail-biter. Bang’s ADC performances and Duke’s stability in the top lane showed that SKT could win under pressure.

Samsung Galaxy (2017)

Samsung Galaxy finally dethroned SKT in 2017 with a decisive 3-0 sweep. Their journey was defined by solid teamwork and standout moments from CuVee and Ambition. They overcame favorites Longzhu Gaming in the quarterfinals, setting the stage for their dominating finals performance. This win ended SKT’s reign and proved that Samsung Galaxy could perform in crucial moments.

Invictus Gaming (2018)

Invictus Gaming became the first LPL team to win Worlds. Led by TheShy and Rookie, their aggressive and fast-paced playstyle was something their opponents couldn't handle. IG swept Fnatic 3-0 in the finals, giving them no room for a comeback. Their victory also marked a major shift in the meta, showing that raw aggression could outshine traditional slow-paced playstyles.

FunPlus Pheonix (2019)

FPX secured their 2019 run thanks to out-of-the-box thinking. They kept their opponents guessing with their unconventional picks like Doinb’s mid-lane Nautilus. They dominated the finals and swept G2 Esports 3-0 in the finals using their aggressive early game to close out matches early. Their unpredictable style made them one of the most innovative champions in Worlds history.

DAMWON Gaming (2020)

DAMWON Gaming ended LPL’s dominance and reclaimed the title for Korea in 2020. Canyon’s jungle prowess and ShowMaker’s dominance in the mid-lane helped them execute perfect objective control. They dominated Suning in the finals with a 3-1 victory, a win that highlighted their synergy and ability to dictate the pace, marking their return to form. 

EDward Gaming (2021)

EDG’s win was another underdog story that left everyone shocked. Despite not being favorites, they powered through tough matchups, including a dramatic 3-2 win against DWG KIA in the finals. Scout and Viper helped deliver some clutch performances that shifted the game away from the opposition, and their key drafts proved crucial and led to one of the most emotional victories in Worlds history.

DRX (2022)

DRX’s 2022 run was an underdog tale that started with play-ins and ended with beating top teams like Gen.G and T1. Their run was marked by Deft’s incredible comeback story, alongside Pyosik’s vital jungle plays that helped them set the tone and clinch a 3-2 win over T1 in the finals. Their run showed that a little bit of innovation and grit could outshine the odds.

T1 (2023)

T1 showed once again that they were the team to beat after they claimed their fourth title with a solid run. Faker’s incredible mid-lane play and Zeus’s dependable top-lane presence were crucial in their win. Facing Weibo Gaming in the finals, they came out on top. Oner’s standout carry jungler plays shifted the tide in their favour and the team’s consistent form solidified them as LCK’s top force.

FAQs

Will 2024 have a League of Legends Worlds tournament too?

Absolutely. At the time of writing, the 2024 Worlds tournament is ongoing and is slated to conclude on November 2, 2024. While it’s unknown which team will take the trophy this year, the event has been a blast and players are already jamming to the music video for this year’s Worlds. After all, Linkin Park performed it this year with their song Heavy is the Crown.

Which team has won the most World tournaments?

SK Telecom, or as the team is better known, T1, has won the most number of Worlds tournaments. With a total of four victories over the years, T1 is the team to watch out for, and one major reason for this is the team’s star player Faker, who’s considered by many to be the best LoL player ever.