Hanwha Life are the LCK Cup 2025 champions
Hanwha Life has just won a hard-fought Bo5 series against Gen.G with a score of 3:2, becoming the LCK Cup 2025 champions. The teams had previously faced each other in the tournament, in the second round of the upper bracket, where Hanwha Life also managed to defeat Gen.G with a score of 3:2.
Thus, Hanwha Life, with their revamped roster featuring one of the best top laners, Zeus, who joined them from T1, start the year with a victory. One of the key factors behind their win was proving to themselves that they are capable of winning and their determination to claim the title at Worlds 2025.
And, of course, the main prize of this tournament—the ticket to First Stand 2025. At this event, the strongest teams from all regions, selected through qualifiers, will compete for the championship title and the ultimate reward—a ticket to MSI 2025.
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