When is Worlds 2022 League of Legends

League of LegendsWorld Championship

2022
Tournament information
Sport	League of Legends
Location	Mexico  United States
Dates	September 29–November 5
Administrator(s)	Riot Games
Tournament format(s) Table of Contents Show Qualified teams and rosters[edit] Qualified teams[edit] Rosters[edit] Venues[edit] Play-in stage[edit] Play-in groups[edit] Play-in knockouts[edit] Group stage[edit] Group A[edit] Group B[edit] Group C[edit] Group D[edit] Knockout stage[edit] Quarter-finals[edit] Semi-finals[edit] Finals[edit] Ranking[edit] Team ranking[edit] Regional ranking[edit] References[edit] Notes[edit] Where is the next world in LOL 2022? Will T1 make it to Worlds 2022? Where to watch LOl Worlds 2022? Who won 2021 LOL Worlds 2020?	12 team single round-robin play-in stage 16 team double round-robin group stage 8 team single-elimination bracket
Venue(s)	4 (in 4 host cities) Mexico City (Play-ins) New York (Groups, Quarterfinals) Atlanta (Semifinals) San Francisco (Finals)
Teams	24
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The 2022 League of Legends World Championship is an ongoing esports tournament for the multiplayer online battle arena video game League of Legends. It is the twelfth iteration of the League of Legends World Championship, an annual international tournament organized by the game's developer, Riot Games. The tournament will be held from September 29 to November 5 in Mexico and United States.[1] Twenty-four teams from 11 regions qualified for the tournament based on their placement in regional circuits such as those in China, Europe, North America, South Korea, Taiwan/Hong Kong/Macau/Southeast Asia and Vietnam, with twelve of those teams having to reach the main event via a play-in stage.[2]

On August 29, Riot Games announced and revealed the new Summoner's Cup that will be awarded to the winner of the finals.[3] "Star Walkin'" was announced as the tournament's theme song, put together by Lil Nas X.[4]

Qualified teams and rosters[edit]

Qualified teams[edit]

China (LPL) and South Korea (LCK) received an additional spot, totaling up to four representatives each for their respective region.

Due to the ongoing Russian invasion of Ukraine, CIS (LCL) will not be able to send their representative this year, their slot will be given to the Europe (LEC) due to their strong performance over the past two years, making the LEC having four representatives for the region.[5]

Top 4 regions in 2022 Mid-Season Invitational (LPL, LCK, LEC, LCS) are seeded to pool 1 in the main event's group stage for the summer champion.

Region	League	Path	Team	ID	Pool
Starting in the main event's group stage
China	LPL	Summer Champion	JD Gaming	JDG	1
Most Championship Points	Top Esports	TES	2
Regional Finals Winner	Edward Gaming	EDG	3
South Korea	LCK	Summer Champion	Gen.G	GEN	1
Most Championship Points	T1	T1	2
Regional Finals Winner	DWG KIA	DK	3
Europe	LEC	Summer Champion	Rogue	RGE	1
Summer Runner-Up	G2 Esports	G2	2
North America	LCS	Championship Champion	Cloud9	C9	1
Championship Runner-Up	100 Thieves	100	3
TW/HK/MO/SEA	PCS	Summer Champion	CTBC Flying Oyster	CFO	2
Vietnam	VCS	Summer Champion	GAM Esports	GAM	3
Starting in the play-in stage
China	LPL	Regional Finals Runner-Up	Royal Never Give Up	RNG	1
South Korea	LCK	Regional Finals Runner-Up	DRX	DRX	1
Europe	LEC	Summer Third Place	Fnatic	FNC	1
Summer Fourth Place	MAD Lions	MAD	2
North America	LCS	Championship Third Place	Evil Geniuses	EG	2
TW/HK/MO/SEA	PCS	Summer Runner-Up	Beyond Gaming	BYG	1
Vietnam	VCS	Summer Runner-Up	Saigon Buffalo	SGB	2
Brazil	CBLOL	Split 2 Champion	LOUD	LLL	3
Japan	LJL	Summer Champion	DetonatioN FocusMe	DFM	2
Latin America	LLA	Closing Champion	Isurus	ISG	3
Oceania	LCO	Split 2 Champion	Chiefs Esports Club	CHF	3
Turkey	TCL	Summer Champion	Istanbul Wildcats	IW	3

Rosters[edit]

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Teams	Players	Coach
Top	Jungle	Mid	ADC	Support
China (LPL)
JD Gaming	369 (Bai Jiahao)	Kanavi (Seo Jin-hyeok)	Yagao (Zeng Qi)	Hope (Wang Jie)	Missing (Lou Yunfeng)	Homme (Yoon Sung-young)
M1kuya (Chang Xiao)	Jiasu (Chen Long)
Top Esports	Wayward (Huang Renxing)	Tian (Gao Tianliang)	knight (Zhuo Ding)	JackeyLove (Yu Wenbo)	Mark (Ling Xu)	Crescent (Luo Sheng)
Qingtian (Yu Zihan)	byg97 (Zhou Taijie)
Edward Gaming	Flandre (Li Xuanjun)	Jiejie (Zhao Lijie)	Scout (Lee Ye-chan)	Viper (Park Do-hyeon)	Meiko (Tian Ye)	Maokai (Yang Jisong)
JunJia (Yu Chun-Chia)
Royal Never Give Up	Breathe (Chen Chen)	Wei (Yan Yangwei)	Xiaohu (Li Yuanhao)	GALA (Chen Wei)	Ming (Shi Senming)	KenZhu (Zhu Kai)
Bunny (Liu Wenkang)	Tabe (Wong Pak Kan)
South Korea (LCK)
Gen.G	Doran (Choi Hyeon-joon)	Peanut (Han Wang-ho)	Chovy (Jeong Ji-hoon)	Ruler (Park Jae-hyuk)	Lehends (Son Si-woo)	Score (Go Dong-bin)
YoungJae (Ko Yeong-jae)	Mafa (Won Sang-yeon)
T1	Zeus (Choi Woo-je)	Oner (Mun Hyeon-jun)	Faker (Lee Sang-hyeok)	Gumayusi (Lee Min-hyeong)	Keria (Ryu Min-seok)	Bengi (Bae Sung-woong)
Asper (Kim Tae-gi)	Moment (Kim Ji-hwan)
DWG KIA	Nuguri (Jang Ha-gwon)	Canyon (Kim Geon-bu)	ShowMaker (Heo Su)	deokdam (Seo Dae-gil)	Kellin (Kim Hyeong-gyu)	Daeny (Yang Dae-in)
Burdol (Noh Tae-yoon)	Zefa (Lee Jae-min)
DRX	Kingen (Hwang Seong-hoon)	Pyosik (Hong Chang-hyeon)	Zeka (Kim Geon-woo)	Deft (Kim Hyeok-gyu)	BeryL (Cho Geon-hee)	Ssong (Kim Sang-soo)
Juhan (Lee Ju-han)	Mowgli (Lee Jae-ha)
Europe (LEC)
Rogue	Odoamne (Andrei Pascu)	Malrang (Kim Geun-seong)	Larssen (Emil Larsson)	Comp (Markos Stamkopoulos)	Trymbi (Adrian Trybus)	fredy122 (Simon Payne)
G2 Esports	Broken Blade (Sergen Çelik)	Jankos (Marcin Jankowski)	caPs (Rasmus Winther)	Flakked (Victor Lirola Tortosa)	Targamas (Raphaël Crabbé)	Dylan Falco
Fnatic	Wunder (Martin Hansen)	Razork (Iván Martín Díaz)	Humanoid (Marek Brázda)	Upset (Elias Lipp)	Hylissang (Zdravets Iliev Galabov)	YamatoCannon (Jakob Mehdi)
Rhuckz (Rúben Barbosa)
MAD Lions	Armut (İrfan Berk Tükek)	Elyoya (Javier Prades Batalla)	Nisqy (Yasin Dinçer)	UNF0RGIVEN (William Nieminen)	Kaiser (Norman Kaiser)	Mac (James MacCormack)
Kaas (Christophe van Oudheusden)
North America (LCS)
Cloud9	Fudge (Ibrahim Allami)	Blaber (Robert Huang)	Jensen (Nicolaj Jensen)	Berserker (Kim Min-cheol)	Zven (Jesper Svenningsen)	Max Waldo
Zeyzal (Tristan Stidam)
100 Thieves	Ssumday (Kim Chan-ho)	Closer (Can Çelik)	Abbedagge (Felix Braun)	FBI (Ian Victor Huang)	huhi (Choi Jae-hyun)	Reapered (Bok Han-gyu)
Freeze (Aleš Kněžínek)
Evil Geniuses	Impact (Jeong Eon-yeong)	Inspired (Kacper Słoma)	jojopyun (Joseph Joon Pyun)	Kaori (Muhammed Hasan Şentürk)	Vulcan (Philippe Laflamme)	Rigby (Han Earl)
Danny[a] (Kyle Sakamaki)	Turtle (Gabriel Peixoto)
Taiwan/Hong Kong/Macau/SEA (PCS)
CTBC Flying Oyster	Rest (Hsu Shih-Chieh)	Gemini (Huang Chu-Xuan)	Mission (Chen Hsiao-Hsien)	Atlen (Sung Ya-Lun)	Koala (Lin Chih-Chiang)	Achie (Chen Chen-Chi)
Shunn (Chao Ying-Shun)
Beyond Gaming	Liang (Wu Liang-Te)	HuSha (Huang Tzu-Wei)	Minji (Lu Po-Wei)	Wako (Tsou Wei-Yang)	Kino (Chu Wu Hsin-Jung)	Benny (Lien Hsiu-Chi)
Likai (Liao Li-Kai)	SeNBon (Wu Ssu-Yu)	Wulala (Liu Sheng-Wei)
Vietnam (VCS)
GAM Esports	Kiaya (Trần Duy Sang)	Levi (Đỗ Duy Khánh)	Kati (Đặng Thanh Phê)	Sty1e (Mai Hoàng Sơn)	Bie (Trần Đức Hiếu)	JackieWind (Phan Huy Phong)
TomRio (Tô Minh Khoa)
Saigon Buffalo	Hasmed (Lâm Huỳnh Gia Huy)	BeanJ (Trần Văn Chính)	Froggy (Bùi Văn Minh Hải)	Shogun (Nguyễn Văn Huy)	Taki (Đinh Anh Tài)	Ren (Nguyễn Văn Trọng)
Ciel (Trần Tiến Thịnh)
Brazil (CBLOL)
LOUD	Robo (Leonardo Souza)	Croc (Park Jong-hoon)	tinowns (Thiago Sartori)	Brance (Diego Amaral)	Ceos (Denilson Oliveira Gonçalves)	Von (Gabriel Barbosa)
Japan (LJL)
DetonatioN FocusMe	Evi (Shunsuke Murase)	Steal (Moon Geon-yeong)	Yaharong (Lee Chan-ju)	Yutapon (Yuta Sugiura)	Harp (Lee Ji-yoong)	Ceros (Kyohei Yoshida)
Kazu (Kazuta Suzuki)
Latin America (LLA)
Isurus	ADD (Kang Geon-mo)	Grell (Jesús Loya Trujillo)	Seiya (Édgar Bracamontes Munguía)	Gavotto (Omar André Gavotto)	Jelly (Son Ho-gyeong)	Ukkyr (Markus Leuemberger)
Pan (Luis Bonilla Rodriguez)	Nunu (Nuno Rema)
Oceania (LCO)
Chiefs Esports Club	Topoon (Kim Ji-hoon)	Arthur (Park Mi-reu)	Tally (James Shute)	Raes (Quin Korebrits)	Aladoric (Ryan Gregory Richardson)	Babip (Leo Romer)
Turkey (TCL)
Istanbul Wildcats	StarScreen (Soner Kaya)	Ferret (Hakan Mert Çakmak)	Serin (Tolga Ölmez)	HolyPhoenix (Anıl Işık)	Farfetch (Berk Badur)	TheQep (Melih Akgün)

Venues[edit]

Mexico City, New York City, Atlanta and San Francisco were the four cities chosen to host the tournament.[7] Toronto formerly had been chosen to host the semifinals, but later Riot Games decided to host in Atlanta due to COVID-19 impacting the viability of securing multi-entry visas from Canada to the United States within necessary timelines.[8]

Mexico City, Mexico	United States
New York City	Atlanta	San Francisco
Play-in Stage	Group Stage & Quarterfinals	Semifinals	Finals
Arena Esports Stadium	Hulu Theater	State Farm Arena	Chase Center
Capacity: 100	Capacity: 5,600	Capacity: 21,000	Capacity: 18,060
Mexico City	New York City Atlanta San Francisco

Play-in stage[edit]

Play-in groups[edit]

• Date and time: September 29 – October 2.
• Twelve teams are drawn into two groups with six teams in each group base on their seeding. Two teams from LEC cannot be placed in the same group.
• Single round robin, all matches are best-of-one.
• If teams have same win–loss record at the end of play-in groups, tie-breaker matches are played. A two-way tie is not broken by the results of the head-to-head game those teams played, however the team that won in the head-to-head gets side selection in the tiebreaker game.
• The top team automatically qualifies for the Main Event, while 2nd to 4th-place of each group advance to the play-in knockouts and 2nd-place receive a bye to match 2. The bottom two teams are eliminated.

Group A[edit]

#	Team		~	FNC	EG	LLL	DFM	BYG	CHF		W	L	TB1	TB2
1	Fnatic	FNC	~	W	L	W	W	W	4	1
2	Evil Geniuses	EG	L	~	W	L	W	W	3	2	W	W
3	LOUD	LLL	W	L	~	W	L	W	3	2		L
4	DetonatioN FocusMe	DFM	L	W	L	~	W	W	3	2	L
5	Beyond Gaming	BYG	L	L	W	L	~	W	2	3
6	Chiefs Esports Club	CHF	L	L	L	L	L	~	0	5

Date	Game	Blue side	Result	Red side
Sep 29	1	FNC	W	L	EG
2	LLL	L	W	BYG
3	CHF	L	W	FNC
4	DFM	L	W	LLL
Sep 30	5	FNC	W	L	DFM
6	EG	W	L	LLL
7	DFM	W	L	CHF
8	EG	W	L	BYG
Oct 1	9	LLL	W	L	FNC
10	BYG	L	W	DFM
11	EG	W	L	CHF
12	CHF	L	W	BYG
Oct 2	13	BYG	L	W	FNC
14	LLL	W	L	CHF
15	DFM	W	L	EG
TB1	EG	W	L	DFM
TB2	LLL	L	W	EG

Evil Geniuses, LOUD and DetonatioN FocusMe were in a three-way-tie for second place at the end of the group stage. Because placement in the subsequent tiebreaker matches was determined by the combined game time of each team's wins, LOUD was awarded a bye to the second tiebreaker match for having the shortest total game time.

Group B[edit]

#	Team		~	DRX	RNG	MAD	SGB	ISG	IW		W	L
1	DRX	DRX	~	W	W	W	W	W	5	0
2	Royal Never Give Up	RNG	L	~	W	W	W	W	4	1
3	MAD Lions	MAD	L	L	~	W	W	W	3	2
4	Saigon Buffalo	SGB	L	L	L	~	W	W	2	3
5	Isurus	ISG	L	L	L	L	~	W	1	4
6	Istanbul Wildcats	IW	L	L	L	L	L	~	0	5

Date	Game	Blue side	Result	Red side
Sep 29	1	ISG	L	W	MAD
2	MAD	W	L	IW
3	SGB	W	L	IW
4	DRX	W	L	RNG
Sep 30	5	SGB	W	L	ISG
6	DRX	W	L	SGB
7	MAD	L	W	RNG
8	IW	L	W	DRX
Oct 1	9	MAD	W	L	SGB
10	RNG	W	L	ISG
11	RNG	W	L	IW
12	ISG	L	W	DRX
Oct 2	13	IW	L	W	ISG
14	DRX	W	L	MAD
15	RNG	W	L	SGB

Play-in knockouts[edit]

• Date and time: October 3–4.
• King of the hill format with two branch. The 3rd-place teams from the group stage facing 4th-place teams from the same group in match 1. Winner will play against the 2nd-place team from the other group in match 2.
• Single-elimination. All matches are best-of-five.
• The winners of the match 2 in each branch advances to the main event group stage.

Branch B2-A3-A4[edit]

	Match 1			Match 2
				B2	Royal Never Give Up	3
			A4	DetonatioN FocusMe	1
	A3	LOUD	1
	A4	DetonatioN FocusMe	3

Match 1[edit]

• Date: October 3

Seed	Team	ID	Result
A3	LOUD	LLL	1
A4	DetonatioN FocusMe	DFM	3

Game	Blue side	Result	Red side
1	LLL	W	L	DFM
2	DFM	W	L	LLL
3	LLL	L	W	DFM
4	LLL	L	W	DFM
5	x	-	-	x

Match 2[edit]

• Date: October 4

Seed	Team	ID	Result
B2	Royal Never Give Up	RNG	3
A4	DetonatioN FocusMe	DFM	1

Game	Blue side	Result	Red side
1	RNG	L	W	DFM
2	RNG	W	L	DFM
3	RNG	W	L	DFM
4	DFM	L	W	RNG
5	x	-	-	x

Branch A2-B3-B4[edit]

	Match 1			Match 2
				A2	Evil Geniuses	3
			B3	MAD Lions	0
	B3	MAD Lions	3
	B4	Saigon Buffalo	1

Match 1[edit]

• Date: October 3

Seed	Team	ID	Result
B3	MAD Lions	MAD	3
B4	Saigon Buffalo	SGB	1

Game	Blue side	Result	Red side
1	MAD	W	L	SGB
2	MAD	L	W	SGB
3	SGB	L	W	MAD
4	SGB	L	W	MAD
5	x	-	-	x

Match 2[edit]

• Date: October 4

Seed	Team	ID	Result
A2	Evil Geniuses	EG	3
B3	MAD Lions	MAD	0

Game	Blue side	Result	Red side
1	EG	W	L	MAD
2	MAD	L	W	EG
3	EG	W	L	MAD
4	x	-	-	x
5	x	-	-	x

Group stage[edit]

• Date and time: October 7–16
• Sixteen teams are drawn into four groups with four teams in each group based on their seeding. Teams of the same region cannot be placed in the same group.
  • In the scenario where both the LEC 3rd (FNC) and 4th seeded (MAD) teams advance to the Group Stage, the 4th seeded team will not be subject to the rule preventing a Group from having more than one team from the same region in it.[9]
  • In the scenario where either LEC team is eliminated from the competition during the Play-In Stage, the rule will remain in place.
• Double round robin, all matches are best-of-one.
• If teams have the same win–loss record and head-to-head record, tiebreaker matches are played for first or second place. If more than 2 teams, tiebreaker placement is based on the combined times of teams' victorious games.
• Top two teams will advance to Knockout Stage. Bottom two teams are eliminated.

Group A[edit]

#	Team		~	FNC	T1	EDG	C9		W	L
1	Fnatic	FNC		1–0	0–1	1–0	2	1
1	T1	T1	0–1		1–0	1–0	2	1
1	Edward Gaming	EDG	1–0	0–1		1–0	2	1
4	Cloud9	C9	0–1	0–1	0–1		0	3

Date	Game	Blue side	Result	Red side
Oct 7	1	C9	L	W	FNC
2	T1	W	L	EDG
Oct 8	3	FNC	W	L	T1
4	EDG	W	L	C9
Oct 9	5	EDG	W	L	FNC
6	C9	L	W	T1
Oct 13	7	FNC			C9
8	T1			FNC
9	C9			EDG
10	FNC			EDG
11	T1			C9
12	EDG			T1

Group B[edit]

#	Team		~	JDG	DK	G2	EG		W	L
1	JD Gaming	JDG		1–0	1-0	1–0	3	0
2	DWG KIA	DK	0–1		1–0	1–0	2	1
3	G2 Esports	G2	0-1	0–1		1–0	1	2
4	Evil Geniuses	EG	0–1	0–1	0–1		0	3

Date	Game	Blue side	Result	Red side
Oct 7	1	G2	L	W	DK
2	JDG	W	L	EG
Oct 8	3	EG	L	W	G2
4	DK	L	W	JDG
Oct 10	5	JDG	W	L	G2
6	DK	W	L	EG
Oct 14	7	G2			EG
8	EG			JDG
9	DK			G2
10	G2			JDG
11	EG			DK
12	JDG			DK

Group C[edit]

#	Team		~	RGE	DRX	TES	GAM		W	L
1	Rogue	RGE		1–0	1–0	1–0	3	0
2	DRX	DRX	0–1		1–0	1–0	2	1
3	Top Esports	TES	0–1	0–1		1–0	1	2
4	GAM Esports	GAM	0–1	0–1	0–1		0	3

Date	Game	Blue side	Result	Red side
Oct 8	1	RGE	W	L	DRX
2	TES	W	L	GAM
Oct 9	3	GAM	L	W	RGE
4	DRX	W	L	TES
Oct 10	5	RGE	W	L	TES
6	GAM	L	W	DRX
Oct 15	7	RGE			GAM
8	GAM			TES
9	DRX			RGE
10	DRX			GAM
11	TES			RGE
12	TES			DRX

Group D[edit]

#	Team		~	RNG	GEN	CFO	100		W	L
1	Royal Never Give Up	RNG		1–0	1–0	1–0	3	0
2	Gen.G	GEN	0–1		1–0	1–0	2	1
3	CTBC Flying Oyster	CFO	0–1	0–1		1–0	1	2
4	100 Thieves	100	0–1	0–1	0–1		0	3

Date	Game	Blue side	Result	Red side
Oct 7	1	CFO	W	L	100
2	GEN	L	W	RNG
Oct 9	3	100	L	W	GEN
4	RNG	W	L	CFO
Oct 10	5	100	L	W	RNG
6	GEN	W	L	CFO
Oct 16	7	100			CFO
8	CFO			GEN
9	RNG			100
10	GEN			100
11	CFO			RNG
12	RNG			GEN

Knockout stage[edit]

• Date and time: October 20 – November 5
• Eight teams from Group stage are drawn into a single elimination bracket.
• All matches are best-of-five.
• The first-place team of each group is drawn against the second-place team of a different group.
• The first-place team chooses the side for the first games, loser of the previous game chooses the side for the next game.
• Teams from same group will be on opposite sides of the bracket, meaning they cannot play each other until the Finals.

Quarter-finals[edit]

• The winner(s) will advance to the semi-finals.

Match 1[edit]

• Date: October 20

Match 2[edit]

• Date: October 21

Match 3[edit]

• Date: October 22

Match 4[edit]

• Date: October 23

Semi-finals[edit]

• The winner(s) advanced to the Finals.

Match 1[edit]

• Date: October 29

Match 2[edit]

• Date: October 30

Finals[edit]

• Date: November 5
• The members of the winning team will lift the Summoner's Cup, earning their title as the League of Legends 2022 World Champions.

Ranking[edit]

Team ranking[edit]

• (*) Not include tie-break games.

Place	Region	Team	PG	PK1	PK2	GS	QF	SF	Finals	Prize (%)	Prize (USD)
1st
2nd
3rd–4th
5th–8th
9th–12th
13th–16th
17th–18th	LJL	DetonatioN FocusMe*	3–2	3–1	1–3
LEC	MAD Lions	3–2	3–1	0–3
19th–20th	CBLOL	LOUD*	3–2	1–3
VCS	Saigon Buffalo	2–3	1–3
21st–22nd	PCS	Beyond Gaming	2–3
LLA	Isurus	1–4
23rd–24th	LCO	Chiefs Esports Club	0–5
TCL	Istanbul Wildcats	0–5
Place	Region	Team	PG	PK1	PK2	GS	QF	SF	Finals	Prize (%)	Prize (USD)

Regional ranking[edit]

• Regional ranking is the basis for Riot Games to decide number of slots and pools of each region at MSI and Worlds' events in the future.
• The win-ratio is determined by number of won games compared the number of games played.
• Bracket stage wins are prioritized.
• (*) Does not include tiebreaker games.

Place	Region	League	Teams	Play-in Stage	Main Event
Groups (5 games total)	K.O Match 1 (Best-of-five)	K.O Match 2 (Best-of-five)
Group stage (6 games total)	Quarterfinals (Best-of-five)	Semifinals (Best-of-five)	Finals (Best-of-five)
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
5th
6th
7th	Japan	LJL	1P	1 team 3W-2L (60%)	1 team 3W-1L (75%)	1 team 1W-3L (25%)
8th	Brazil	CBLOL	1P	1 team 3W-2L (60%)	1 team 1W-3L (25%)
9th	Latin America	LLA	1P	1 team 1W-4L (20%)
10th-11th	Oceania	LCO	1P	1 team 0W-5L (0%)
Turkey	TCL	1P	1 team 0W-5L (0%)

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Notes[edit]

1. ^ Sakamaki is currently taking a break from competitive play as a result of mental health issues. It is currently unknown whether he will be available for Worlds.[6]

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