When you are a fan of League of Legends, you would not want to miss the Rift Rivals 2018 international competition coming this week. To come up with the pace, we would like to list out the global power ranking for the race below, let’s find out!
League of Legends: Rift Rivals 2018 ranking this July 2
For those who might not know, Rift Rivals 2018 is an event taking place in July 2018 for the game League of Legends. As it concerns, teams from two or three regions meet at each in five separate international LAN tournaments. As we expect, China is seemingly the most potential region in this race since we have all the four teams coming to the World Contenders (top 10). They include Royal Never Give Up (#1), Invictus Gaming (#2), EDward Gaming (#6) and Rogue Warriors (#8).
*1st tournament: Southeast Asia, Japan, Oceania
*2nd tournament: Vietnam, CIS and Turkey
*3rd tournament: Brazil, Latin America North and Latin America South
*4th tournament: North America and Europe
*5th tournament: Korea, China and Taiwan/Hongkong/Macao
On the other hand, the second potential region is Korea since three of the four teams also makes it to the top 10. In details, they consist of Afreeca Freecs (#3), Kingzone DragonX (#4) and KT Rolster (#7). Sadly, our highly potential SK Telecom T1 team let their fan down while staying in Middle of the Pack (#21). Other positions in top 10 belong to Gen.G (#5), JD Gaming (#9) and Griffin (#10).
Coming to the Playoff Contenders (top 11-20), we can see that Europe and Taiwan / Hongkong / Macao make two teams come to the ranking on each region. In details, there are G2 Esports (#13) and Fnatic (#20) for Europe while Flash Wolves (#12) and MAD Team (#18) represents for the other region. Also, Team Liquid of North America also makes it to the top 16. Meanwhile, other names are Hanwha Life Esports (#11), Misfits Gaming (#14), Suning Gaming (#15), Team SoloMid (#17) and Snake Esports (#19). Keep on reading below for the other rankings from 21-52.