On the morning of November 6, Beijing time, the 2022 League of Legends Global Finals Championship and Runner-up Finals were held at the Chase Center Arena in San Francisco, USA. The T1 team from the LCK area of South Korea met in the finals. In the three-win five games, DRX count

On the morning of November 6, Beijing time, the 2022 League of Legends Global Finals (S12) championship and runner-up finals were held at the Chase Center Arena in San Francisco, USA. The T1 team from the LCK area of South Korea and the DRX team met in the finals. In the five-game three-win game, DRX 3:2 counterattack defeated T1 to win the championship.

LCK No. 4 seed DRX, who entered the main competition from the breakout match, became a super dark horse, defeating the No. 1 and No. 2 seeds in the LCK area successively won the championship. Their growth in this S match is impressive. The team player Jin Hekui (ID: Deft) set the largest age record for the S match champion team members at the age of 26. He once played for the EDG team in China.

As a veteran who has been fighting for 9 years, Jin Hekui expressed his feelings during the post-match interview session.

League of Legends Global Finals is the biggest annual competition in League of Legends, and the global finals are also the highest honor, highest gold content, highest competitive level and highest popularity in all League of Legends events.

Global Finals have held eleven competitions so far. The finals usually start from October to November every year. The contestants are the top teams from all major competition areas. Only teams that perform well in the professional league every year are eligible to participate; each competition area determines its quota in the finals based on the scale and level.