This year’s League of Legends World Championship hasn’t even started yet, and North America is already finding ways to chalk up wins. Earlier today, Team Liquid support CoreJJ became the first international player to cck the top 100 of the European server’s solo queue leaderboard ahead of the tournament.
Tditionally, players from overseas who are attending Worlds will compete on the host region’s solo queue ladder, while fans and analysts alike tck their progress before the tournament kicks off.
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