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League of Legends Worlds 2023: Swiss Stage team rankings

Published: 20:52, 18 October 2023

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After the conclusion of the Play-Ins and with all the teams geared up for the Swiss Stage, here are the team rankings for League of Legends Worlds 2023.

As the Play-Ins conclude, and the Swiss Stage of League of Legends Worlds 2023 is set to begin, we've ranked the participating teams based on their performances throughout the year, projecting their potential for the future.

These rankings provide insights into how each team might fare in the upcoming competition.

These rankings offer insights into each team's potential for the Swiss Stage of LoL Worlds 2023. The tournament promises excitement and fierce competition as teams strive to claim the championship.

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16. Team BDS

Team BDS secured their spot in the Swiss Stage.
The team's performance is commendable, but questions remain about their versatility.
Success largely depends on standout players like Crownshot and Labrov.
Facing JD Gaming in the opening match is a tough challenge.

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15. GAM Esports

GAM Esports rebounded in the Play-Ins after a disappointing initial series.
Their gameplay shows moments of brilliance but lacks consistency.
Players like Levi, Slayder, and Kati are key to their success.
Their first match against Gen.G will be a significant test.

14. Team Liquid

Team Liquid enters the Swiss Stage with several uncertainties.
The team's strengths include APA, Yeon, and CoreJJ.
Pyosik's performance in the jungle remains a wildcard.
Summit's ability to compete at the highest level is in question.
The draw will be crucial in determining their performance.

13. MAD Lions

The MAD Lions' inconsistency makes them challenging to predict.
Elyoya and Carzzy are notable performers.
Limitations are evident in Chasy's champion pool and Nisqy's form.
Hylissang's playstyle is unpredictable.
Coach Mac's absence in Korea adds further complexity.

12. Cloud9

Cloud9's loss in the LCS Finals hasn't diminished their potential.
Notable players include Fudge, Berserker, and Zven.
EMENES and Blaber are question marks.
Their performance in the Swiss Stage depends on their matchups.

11. NRG

NRG's underdog story is one of the season's highlights.
Key players are Palafox, Contractz, and Dhokla.
Solid bot lane performances by Ignar and FBI are noteworthy.
They aim to maintain their momentum against stronger teams.

10. Fnatic

Fnatic's turnaround earned them a spot at Worlds.
Trymbi and Noah's addition transformed the team's dynamics.
Razork and Oscarinin have been standout performers.
The team's overall performance remains unknown.
Qualifying for the Knockouts Stage is a significant goal.

9. Dplus KIA

Dplus KIA's unpredictable performances pose challenges.
Canyon and Deft have been vital to their success.
ShowMaker's form has fluctuated.
Canna's consistency is a concern.
Their fate depends on their ability to rise to the occasion.

8. G2 Esports

G2 Esports has dominated the LEC, showcasing versatility.
Mikyx, Caps, and BrokenBlade make key plays.
The team's testing against stronger opponents is awaited.
Potential contenders for the championship.

7. KT Rolster

KT Rolster's season was marked by stark contrasts.
BDD, Kiin, and Cuzz lead the team.
Performance inconsistencies are evident.
Cuzz plays a critical role.
A lot depends on the team's collective performance.

6. Weibo Gaming

Weibo Gaming presents an unpredictable challenge.
Notable players include Xiaohu, Weiwei, and TheShy.
Stability has been elusive, and consistency is key.
Shifting away from fluctuating forms will enhance their competitiveness.

5. T1

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T1's fate largely hinges on Faker's leadership.
Gumayusi stands out as a win condition.
Challenges include Zeus, Oner, and Keria's consistency.
The team's ability to break their past disappointments is crucial.

4. Bilibili Gaming

BLG's surprising journey includes a strong performance in MSI 2023.
Key players are Bin, Elk, and ON.
They need to perform consistently at a high level.
Competing with the best remains their goal.

3. LNG Esports

GALA's addition boosted LNG's form.
Scout and other team members performed exceptionally.
LNG demonstrated its capability to challenge the best.
Achieving consistent success remains their objective.

2. Gen.G

Gen.G clinched back-to-back LCK championships.
The team relies on Chovy, Peanut, and Peyz.
Overcoming their past disappointments is essential.
Mental resilience is key to their success.

1. JD Gaming

JDG enters Worlds 2023 as the top favorite.
Kanavi, Ruler, and other star players contribute to their success.
The team is on a path for a Golden Road.
A strong contender for the championship, JDG's performance will be closely watched.