T1 Faker makes history with 500th kill at League Worlds Finals

Published at :November 3, 2024 at 2:10 PM

Modified at :November 3, 2024 at 2:10 PM

(Courtesy : T1 Faker)

Faker is the true GOAT

In London, T1 Esports and T1 Faker showed the whole world why they are considered the greatest of all time in LoL after winning the League of Legends World Championship 2024 for the fifth time.

Faker also secured the 500th kill in the fourth game of the final and made history for himself. Let’s check out more details in this article.

T1 ARE YOUR 2024 LEAGUE OF LEGENDS WORLD CHAMPIONSA FIFTH TITLE FOR FAKER pic.twitter.com/1wa0vDixLh
— Jake Lucky (@JakeSucky) November 2, 2024

T1 Faker with 500th kill

The League of Legends World Championship 2024 was a great tournament for T1 Faker, and he performed exceptionally well. He won his 100th League of Legends match on October 12, 2024 and now he has secured 500th kill in the tournament.

T1 had pulled even with Bilibili Gaming, the team attempting to win on the biggest platform in esports, after falling behind 2-1. During the fourth round of the series, Faker defeated BLG Xun to secure the 500-kill record, and shortly after, T1 won the map and prepared for game five.

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T1 Esports are your champions

T1 Esports won the finals against Bilibili Esports and the $445,000 grand prize for first place in the tournament. Most esports fans watched these grand finals.

Esports Charts reports that the opening ceremony alone drew more than 4.2 million concurrent watchers. That essentially set a new record, surpassing the previous high of 3.3 million set in 2022.

Here are all the winners with the prize money distribution:

T1 Esports – 1st place, $445,000
Bilibili Gaming – 2nd place, $356,000
Weibo Gaming – 3rd place, $178,000
Gen.G Esports – 4th place, $178,000
LNG Esports – 5th place, $100,125
Hanwha Life Esports – 6th place, $100,125
Top Esports – 7th place, $100,125
FlyQuest – 8th place, $100,125
Dplus – 9th place, $77,875
G2 Esports – 10th place, $77,875
Team Liquid – 11th place, $77,875
Fnatic – 12th place, $66,750
GAM Esports – 13th place, $66,750
PSG Talon – 14th place, $66,750
MAD Lions KOI – 15th place, $55,625
paiN Gaming – 16th place, $55,625
Rainbow7 – 17th place, $38,937.50
100 Thieves – 18th place, $38,937.50
Vikings Esports – 19th place, $22,250
Fukuoka HAWKS gaming – 20th place, $22,250

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