The 2025 League of Legends Worlds competition has reached the Grand Finals, where two new Korean teams, KT Rolster and T1, will face off. Both teams have had remarkable journeys at Worlds 2025, especially T1, who climbed from the play-ins stage, through the Swiss Stage, to the Knockout Stage, and finally advanced to the Grand Finals.

Meanwhile, KT Rolster's performance was also remarkable. Veteran star Gwak "Bdd" Bo-Sung was eagerly anticipating their Grand Finals. KT defeated Gen.G with complete dominance, setting them up to face the "Last King" of League of Legends. Naturally, many are eager to see T1 win the 2025 League of Legends Worlds for the third consecutive year. And this title is dedicated to their top laner, Choi "Doran" Hyeon-Jun.

Defeating KT in a Fierce Duel, T1 Wins Worlds 2025 League of Legends, Setting a Record 3-Peat!

The battle between T1 and KT Rolster in the Worlds 2025 League of Legends Grand Finals took place on Sunday, November 9, 2025, at the Dong'an Lake Sports Park Multifunctional Gymnasium. Many were rooting for T1 to win Worlds 2025 with Doran, but many also supported KT Rolster with Bdd.

Playing in game 1, KT Rolster appeared aggressive with Champion selections such as Ashe and Ryze in the hands of Deokdam and Bdd. Taking an early lead, KT secured the Dragon and Herald as key objectives. However, T1 countered with Oner's Xin Zhao, supported by Keria's Poppy, winning several key teamfights. Finally, Faker's Taliyah provided excellent area control and completed T1's victory after securing Baron and a straight push, giving T1 a 1-0 lead.

Game 2 began with KT once again leading, with Deokdam and Bdd's use of Sivir and Mel key. Oner, this time with Jarvan IV, tried to counterbalance their opponent's strengths, but KT prevailed. PerfecT's play with Rek'Sai and K'Sante had a significant impact, hampering T1's progress throughout the game. Faker played with Sylas, trying to gain momentum.

However, KT had already taken a significant lead and eventually equalized the score with a win in Game 2. Moving into game 3, T1 attempted to turn the tide with early game control through Oner's Viego. This was further supported by Faker's Viktor, who attempted to control the area and deliver consistent damage. However, KT employed a more sustainable draft, with PerfecT's Ksante on CC and Deokdam on Corki.

KT successfully captured key objectives, including the Dragon, and won several team fights. T1, who had been playing defensively, ultimately conceded game 3, and KT secured match point. In game 4, T1 brought Oner's Nocturne and Gumayusi's Kalista. Faker's Anivia play was also quite effective. Doran ultimately proved crucial in securing smart initiations. T1's strong teamwork helped propel the match to a decisive game.

In the deciding game, T1 presented Faker with Galio, Oner with Pantheon, and Doran with Camille. Meanwhile, KT presented a lineup of Yorick, Sejuani, and Smolder, as well as Ziggs with Nautilus. T1 managed to take the lead early in the game, securing key objectives like the Dragon and Baron. Faker's Galio initiative had a significant impact.

Furthermore, Oner and Doran successfully followed up, coupled with significant damage from Gumayusi and Keria. KT struggled in this game, with T1's more controlling play completely unexpected. A team fight in the 35th minute proved disastrous for KT, with Gumayusi taking down PerfecT. Doran took down Bdd, and Deokdam, Peter, and Cuzz all fell.

T1 cruised to victory and ultimately became the 2025 League of Legends Worlds champions, completing their 3-Peat Championship and awarding the title to Doran, their first-time World Champion, Top Laner. It was a remarkable victory, and for KT, it was an incredible match and journey at this year's Worlds.

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