The Indonesia Kings Laga (IKL) Fall 2025 competition continues into its second week, with the first day, Friday, August 29, 2025, featuring three new matches. First, Vesakha Esports faces Rex Regum Qeon (RRQ), followed by Bigetron by Vitality's match against KAGENDRA, and finally, ONIC's match against Alter Ego Esports. These matches are undoubtedly crucial for all teams.

The match between Vesakha Esports and Rex Regum Qeon is a battle between the two teams that have secured victories so far in the Tyrant group. Vesakha, with a renewed vigor, has successfully shaken up IKL Fall 2025. Vesakha's performance so far has been quite impressive, thanks to the addition of new faces to the team. Like Vesakha, Rex Regum Qeon's (RRQ) strength changes have also been quite impressive.

The addition of Lexx as the new midlaner, coupled with XingLin as the Clash Laner, provides a new attacking force alongside Harp1st, 663, and Bai. 663's role transition to Support (Roamer) has brought a new dimension to RRQ's strength. The Kings have successfully started their journey in IKL Fall 2025. Now, the two teams, Vesakha and RRQ, face off to determine who is the best.

Of course, winning is the top priority for both Vesakha Esports and Rex Regum Qeon. The more wins they achieve, the closer they are to advancing to the IKL Fall 2025 playoffs. What will the match between Vesakha Esports and Rex Regum Qeon (RRQ) look like? Read the full review here.

IKL Fall 2025 Results: RRQ's Comeback Successfully Thwarts Vesakha Esports' Progress

The match between Vesakha Esports and Rex Regum Qeon (RRQ) will take place on Friday, August 29, 2025. As previously mentioned, both teams are currently at the top of the Tyrant Group. If RRQ wins, then the King will certainly top the Tyrant Group standings. However, if Vesakha wins, then Vesakha will be the leader.

In Game 1, RRQ dominated the early game. Bai's Augran combo, coupled with XingLin's Guan Yu, proved decisive. Vesakha was held back for a while. Momentum opened up for Vesakha in the 10th minute, but Bai was taken down by JunYong. Vesakha attempted to retaliate. RRQ went on a rampage again, with Harp1st using his Lady Sun to take down JenMyth.

The match was paused for a moment before resuming. RRQ regained control, and Vesakha began to feel cornered. A teamfight in the 16th minute was crucial for both teams, with Vesakha initiating an attack that RRQ was able to counter. The game resumed. The battle for Tempest Dragon ensued, with attacks being exchanged, and two RRQ players, Lexx and Harp1st, were defeated.

Vesakha secured the Tempest Dragon and launched a straight push. Minions entered from mid, RRQ was under threat. Bal's initiative cornered the RRQ players, and Vesakha's players surged in, forcing a final victory, and Vesakha ultimately secured Game 1. Entering Game 2, Vesakha took control in the early game.

The RRQ players seemed helpless, as Vesakha secured various key objectives and disabled each of RRQ's defensive turrets. The game paused again, then resumed, and Vesakha repeatedly attacked RRQ's base. RRQ managed to hold their ground, repelling Vesakha's opponents. Harp1st's Loong combo, coupled with Lexx's Lady Zhen, wiped out Vesakha's opponents.

They attempted to build momentum for a comeback, but RRQ still had hope. A teamfight ensued in the 18th minute, and two Vesakha players were taken down. Bal's Mayene attempted a split push, while XingLin's Fatih managed to hold off the minions and prevent Vesakha from securing the victory. Lexx, moving swiftly with his Lady Zhen, drove Vesakha away from the nearly annihilated RRQ base.

The game resumed. RRQ secured the Tempest Dragon and immediately attacked Vesakha's base. RRQ's attack was repelled, and the game resumed. Vesakha secured the second Tempest Dragon, and immediately attempted to attack RRQ's base. A teamfight broke out in the 27th minute, with three Vesakha players down, but RRQ once again held their ground.

The two teams met again in the mid area. Another battle broke out, with Bai taking down Raven. Harp1st took down JunYong, and two Vesakha players were taken down. Bal was also taken down again by Harp1st, cornering Vesakha as RRQ began to attack the opposing base. Nev and JenMyth, who remained, tried to defend, but were unable to do so as RRQ managed to close out game 2 and equalize the score.

In Game 3, RRQ dominated the early game. Unlike Games 1 and 2, Vesakha struggled in Game 3. XingLin's Mayene and Bai's Menki combo proved key to RRQ's strength in Game 3. With Overlord secured, RRQ stormed Vesakha's base. Harp1st took down Raven and Nev, paving the way for RRQ's victory. XingLin also took down Bal. Vesakha's inner turret was destroyed, and Overlord successfully penetrated.

JenMyth and JunYong were left helpless, and RRQ ultimately ended the game with a 2-1 victory over Vesakha. It was a remarkable victory, as the King temporarily took control of the Tyrant group. The journey was long, of course, and the two teams would face each other in the upcoming second leg. RRQ's impressive comeback propelled the King to victory in this match.

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