Every League of Legends World Championship winner (2011–2025)
The top 3 according to 19 votes from people: 2013 champion: SK Telecom T1 · 2011 champion: Fnatic · 2014 champion: Samsung White. (Updated Feb 3, 2026.)
From Fnatic in 2011 to T1's three-peat in 2023, 2024 and 2025: every winner and runner-up of the League of Legends World Championship, with the host. T1 (including its years as SK Telecom T1) has won it six times.
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Top 15
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2013 champion: SK Telecom T1
Team from South Korea. Runner-up: Royal Club. Hosted in Los Angeles, USA, 14 teams.
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2011 champion: Fnatic
Team from UK. Runner-up: Against All Authority. Hosted in Jönköping, Sweden, 8 teams.
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2014 champion: Samsung White
Team from South Korea. Runner-up: Star Horn Royal Club. Hosted in South Korea, Taiwan and Singapore, 16 teams.
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4
2022 champion: DRX
Team from South Korea. Runner-up: T1. Hosted in USA and Mexico, 24 teams.
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5
2017 champion: Samsung Galaxy
Team from South Korea. Runner-up: SK Telecom T1. Hosted in China, 24 teams.
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6
2012 champion: Taipei Assassins
Team from Taiwan. Runner-up: Azubu Frost. Hosted in Los Angeles, USA, 12 teams.
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2015 champion: SK Telecom T1
Team from South Korea. Runner-up: KOO Tigers. Hosted in Germany, Belgium, UK and France, 16 teams.
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2018 champion: Invictus Gaming
Team from China. Runner-up: Fnatic. Hosted in South Korea, 24 teams.
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2023 champion: T1
Team from South Korea. Runner-up: Weibo Gaming. Hosted in Seoul and Busan, South Korea, 22 teams.
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10
2016 champion: SK Telecom T1
Team from South Korea. Runner-up: Samsung Galaxy. Hosted in USA, 16 teams.
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2019 champion: FunPlus Phoenix
Team from China. Runner-up: G2 Esports. Hosted in France, Spain and Germany, 24 teams.
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2024 champion: T1
Team from South Korea. Runner-up: Bilibili Gaming. Hosted in London, UK, 20 teams.
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2025 champion: T1
Team from South Korea. Runner-up: KT Rolster. Hosted in Chengdu, China, 17 teams.
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2020 champion: DAMWON Gaming
Team from South Korea. Runner-up: Suning. Hosted in Shanghai, China, 22 teams.
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2021 champion: Edward Gaming
Team from China. Runner-up: DWG KIA. Hosted in Reykjavík, Iceland, 22 teams.
How is this ranking ordered? By people's votes: each ▲ adds a point and each ▼ takes one away. Anyone can vote and add what is missing.
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