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词条 2015 League of Legends World Championship
释义

  1. Teams

  2. Rosters

  3. Group stage

      Group A    Group B    Group C    Group D  

  4. Knockout stage

  5. Final standings

  6. Viewership numbers

  7. Controversies

      Obscenity incident    Technical issues  

  8. Notes

  9. References

  10. External links

{{DISPLAYTITLE:2015 League of Legends World Championship}}{{Infobox sport tournament
| name = League of Legends World Championship
| year = 2015
| image = 2015_LoL_World_Championship.png
| image_size = 150px
| caption =
| location = {{flag|France}}
{{flag|England}}
{{flag|Belgium}}
{{flag|Germany}}
| start_date = October 1
| end_date = October 31
| administrator = Riot Games
| tournament_format = 16 team round-robin group stage
8 team single-elimination bracket
| venues = {{Collapsible list
| title = 4 (in 4 host cities)
| {{flagdeco|FRA}} Paris (Group Stage)
| {{flagdeco|ENG}} London (Quarterfinals)
| {{flagdeco|BEL}} Brussels (Semifinals)
| {{flagdeco|GER}} Berlin (Finals)
}}
| teams = 16
| purse = $2,130,000 USD (€1,907,194.31)
| champion = {{flagdeco|KOR}} SK Telecom T1
(2nd title)
| runner-up1 = {{flagdeco|KOR}} KOO Tigers
| matches = 73
| attendance =
| mvp = {{flagicon|ROK}} Jang "MaRin" Gyeong-hwan (SK Telecom T1)[1]
| stat1_label = Highest {{Abbr|KDA|Kills/Deaths/Assists ratio}}
| stat1 = {{flagicon|ROK}} Bae "Bang" Jun-sik (SK Telecom T1)[2][3]
| stat2_label = Highest {{Abbr|CSPM|Creep Score (minions killed) per minute}}
| stat2 = {{flagicon|ESP}} Enrique "xPeke" Cedeño Martinez (Origen)[3]
| previous = 2014
| next = 2016
}}

The 2015 League of Legends World Championship was the world championship held from October 1–31, 2015 for the multiplayer online battle arena (MOBA) video game League of Legends. It was the fifth iteration of the League of Legends World Championship. The different stages of the event were held in various cities across Europe: the group stages in Le Dock Pullman, in Paris, France; the quarterfinals at the Wembley Arena in London, England; the semifinals in the Brussels Expo in Brussels, Belgium; and the finals at Mercedes-Benz Arena in Berlin, Germany. The 16 teams qualified by either winning a professional league or a regional qualifying tournament.[4] There was a 16 team round-robin group stage followed by an 8 team single elimination bracket. The games were officially streamed on twitch.tv, YouTube and Azubu in several languages. The BBC also streamed the tournament online on BBC Three but for United Kingdom IP addresses only. A peak of around 14 million concurrent viewers watched the finals, according to official sources.

Teams

The following teams qualified to participate in the tournament's group stage:[5]

RegionLeaguePathTeamIDPool
EuropeEU LCSSummer ChampionEUR}} FnaticFNC1
Most Championship PointsEUR}} H2k-GamingH2K2
Regional Finals WinnerEUR}} OrigenOG3
ChinaLPLMost Championship PointsCHN}} LGD GamingLGD1
Regional Finals 1st-placeCHN}} EDward GamingEDG2
Regional Finals 2nd-placeCHN}} Invictus GamingIG
North AmericaNA LCSSummer ChampionUSA}} Counter Logic GamingCLG1
Most Championship PointsUSA}} Team SoloMidTSM2
Regional Finals WinnerUSA}} Cloud9C93
South KoreaLCKSummer ChampionKOR}} SK Telecom T1SKT1
Most Championship PointsKOR}} KOO TigersKOO2
Regional Finals WinnerKOR}} KT RolsterKT
TW/HK/MOLMSSummer ChampionTWN}} ahq e-Sports ClubAHQ2
Regional Finals WinnerTWN}} Flash WolvesFW
WildcardBrazilCBLOLIWCTCBLOL Winter Champion
►IWCT Chile Winner
BRA}} paiN GamingPNG3
Southeast AsiaGPLGPL Regional Finals Winner
►IWCT Turkey Winner
THA}} Bangkok TitansBKT3

Rosters

TeamPlayers
ID Name Role
Europe
EUR}} Fnatic{{flagicon|ROK}} Huni
{{flagicon|ROK}} Reignover
{{flagicon|NED}} Febiven
{{flagicon|SWE}} Rekkles
{{flagicon|FRA}} YellOwStaR
{{flagicon|ESP}} Deilor

Heo Seung-hoon (허승훈)

Kim Yeu-jin (김의진)

Fabian Diepstraten

Martin Larsson

Bora Kim

Luis Sevilla Petit

Top

Jungle

Mid

AD

Support

Coach
EUR}} H2k-Gaming{{flagicon|ROM}} Odoamne
{{flagicon|FRA}} loulex
{{flagicon|ROK}} Ryu
{{flagicon|SWE}} Hjärnan
{{flagicon|UK}} kaSing
{{flagicon|USA}} PR0LLY

Andrei Pascu

Jean-Victor Burgevin

Yoo Sang-ook (유상욱)

Petter Freyschuss

Raymond Tsang

Neil Hammad

Top

Jungle

Mid

AD

Support

Coach
EUR}} Origen
  • {{flagicon|FRA}} sOAZ
  • {{flagicon|GER}} Amazing
  • {{flagicon|ESP}} xPeke
  • {{flagicon|DEN}} Niels
  • {{flagicon|ESP}} Mithy
  • {{flagicon|USA}} Hermit
  • Paul Boyer
  • Maurice Stückenschneider
  • Enrique Cedeño Martínez
  • Jesper Svenningsen
  • Alfonso Aguirre Rodriguez
  • Tadayoshi Littleton
  • Top
  • Jungle
  • Mid
  • AD
  • Support
  • Coach
China
CHN}} EDward Gaming{{flagicon|HK}} AmazingJ
{{flagicon|CHN}} Koro1
{{flagicon|CHN}} ClearLove
{{flagicon|ROK}} PawN
{{flagicon|ROK}} Deft
{{flagicon|CHN}} Meiko
{{flagicon|CHN}} Aaron

Shek Wai Ho (石偉豪)

Tong Yang (童扬)

Ming Kai (明凯)

Heo Won-seok (허원석)

Tian Ye (田野)

Ji Xing (姬星)

Top

Top (substitute)

Jungle

Mid

AD

Support

Coach
CHN}} Invictus Gaming
  • {{flagicon|CHN}} Zzitai
  • {{flagicon|ROK}} KaKAO
  • {{flagicon|ROK}} RooKie
  • {{flagicon|CHN}} Kid
  • {{flagicon|CHN}} Time
  • {{flagicon|CHN}} Kitties
  • {{flagicon|ROK}} Mafa
  • Liu Zhi-Hao (刘志豪)
  • Lee Byung-kwon (이병권)
  • Song Eui-jin (송의진)
  • Ge Yan (葛炎)
  • Tang Jin-Tai (唐金泰)
  • Liu Hong-Jun (刘洪均)
  • Won Sang-yeon (원상연)
  • Top
  • Jungle
  • Mid
  • AD
  • AD (sub)
  • Support
  • Coach
CHN}} LGD Gaming
  • {{flagicon|ROK}} Acorn
  • {{flagicon|ROK}} Flame
  • {{flagicon|CHN}} TBQ
  • {{flagicon|CHN}} GODV
  • {{flagicon|ROK}} Imp
  • {{flagicon|CHN}}Pyl
  • {{flagicon|TWN}} FireFox
  • Choi Cheon-ju (최천주)
  • Lee Ho-jong (이호종)
  • Zhu Yong-Quan (朱永权)
  • Wei Zhen (韦朕)
  • Gu Seung-bin (구승빈)
  • Chen Bo (陈博)
  • Huang Ting-Hsiang (黄鼎翔)
  • Top
  • Top
  • Jungle
  • Mid
  • AD
  • Support
  • Coach
North America
USA}} Cloud9{{flagicon|USA}} Balls
{{flagicon|USA}} Hai
{{flagicon|DEN}} Incarnati0n
{{flagicon|USA}} Sneaky
{{flagicon|USA}} LemonNation
{{flagicon|USA}} Bubbadub

An Le

Hai Du Lam

Nicolaj Jensen

Zachary Scuderi

Daerek Hart

Royce Newcomb

Top

Jungle

Mid

AD

Support

Coach
USA}} Counter Logic Gaming{{flagicon|CAN}} ZionSpartan
{{flagicon|USA}} Xmithie
{{flagicon|USA}} Pobelter
{{flagicon|USA}} Doublelift
{{flagicon|USA}} Aphromoo
{{flagicon|USA}} Zikz

Darshan Upadhyaha

Jake Puchero

Eugene Park

Yiliang Peng

Zaqueri Black

Tony Gray

Top

Jungle

Mid

AD

Support

Coach
USA}} Team SoloMid
  • {{flagicon|USA}} Dyrus
  • {{flagicon|DEN}} Santorin
  • {{flagicon|DEN}} Bjergsen
  • {{flagicon|CAN}} WildTurtle
  • {{flagicon|ROK}} Lustboy
  • {{flagicon|ROK}} Locodoco
  • Marcus Hill
  • Lucas Tao Kilmer Larsen
  • Søren Bjerg
  • Jason Tran
  • Ham Jang-sik (함장식)
  • Choi Yoon-sub (최윤섭)
  • Top
  • Jungle
  • Mid
  • AD
  • Support
  • Coach
South Korea
ROK}} KOO Tigers
  • {{flagicon|ROK}} Smeb
  • {{flagicon|ROK}} Hojin
  • {{flagicon|ROK}} KurO
  • {{flagicon|ROK}} PraY
  • {{flagicon|ROK}} GorillA
  • {{flagicon|ROK}} NoFe
  • Song Kyung-ho (송경호)
  • Lee Ho-jin (이호진)
  • Lee Seo-haeng (이서행)
  • Kim Jong-in (김종인)
  • Kang Beom-hyeon (강범현)
  • Jeong No-chul (정노철)
  • Top
  • Jungle
  • Mid
  • AD
  • Support
  • Coach
ROK}} KT Rolster
  • {{flagicon|ROK}} ssumday
  • {{flagicon|ROK}} Score
  • {{flagicon|ROK}} Nagne
  • {{flagicon|ROK}} Arrow
  • {{flagicon|ROK}} Piccaboo
  • {{flagicon|ROK}} —
  • Kim Chan-ho (김찬호)
  • Go Dong-bin (고동빈)
  • Kim Sang-moon (김상문)
  • Noh Dong-hyeon (노동현)
  • Lee Jong-beom (이종범)
  • Oh Chang-jong (오창종)
  • Top
  • Jungle
  • Mid
  • AD
  • Support
  • Coach
ROK}} SK Telecom T1
  • {{flagicon|ROK}} MaRin
  • {{flagicon|ROK}} bengi
  • {{flagicon|ROK}} Faker
  • {{flagicon|ROK}} Easyhoon
  • {{flagicon|ROK}} Bang
  • {{flagicon|ROK}} Wolf
  • {{flagicon|ROK}} kKoma
  • Jang Gyeong-hwan (장경환)
  • Bae Seong-ung (배성웅)
  • Lee Sang-hyeok (이상혁)
  • Lee Ji-hoon (이지훈)
  • Bae Jun-sik (배준식)
  • Lee Jae-wan (이재완)
  • Kim Jeong-gyun (김정균)
  • Top
  • Jungle
  • Mid
  • Mid (sub)
  • AD
  • Support
  • Coach
Taiwan/Hong Kong/Macau
TWN}} ahq e-Sports Club{{flagicon|TWN}} Ziv
{{flagicon|TWN}} Mountain
{{flagicon|TWN}} westdoor
{{flagicon|TWN}} AN
{{flagicon|TWN}} Albis
{{flagicon|TWN}} Backstairs

Chen Yi (陳奕)

Xue Zhao-Hong (薛兆鴻)

Liu Shu-Wei (劉書瑋)

Chou Chun-An (周俊諳)

Kang Chia-Wei (康家維)

Chen Yan-fu (陳彥甫)

Top laner

Jungle

Mid

AD carry

Support

Coach
TWN}} Flash Wolves{{flagicon|TWN}} Steak
{{flagicon|TWN}} Karsa
{{flagicon|TWN}} Maple
{{flagicon|ROK}} Kkramer
{{flagicon|TWN}}NL
{{flagicon|TWN}} SwordArt
{{flagicon|TWN}} Fluidwind

Chou Lu-Hsi (周律希)

Hung Hau-Hsuan (洪浩軒)

Huang Yi-Tang (黃熠棠)

Ha Jong-hun (하종훈)

Hsiung Wen-An (熊汶銨)

Hu Shuo-Jie (胡碩傑)

Chen Ju-Chih (陳如治)

Top

Jungle

Mid

AD

AD

Support

Coach
Wildcard
BRA}} paiN Gaming
  • {{flagicon|BRA}} Mylon
  • {{flagicon|BRA}} SirT
  • {{flagicon|BRA}} Kami
  • {{flagicon|BRA}} brTT
  • {{flagicon|FRA}} Dioud
  • {{flagicon|BRA}} MiT
  • Matheus Borges
  • Thúlio Carlos
  • Gabriel Santos
  • Felipe Gonçalves
  • Hugo Padioleau
  • Gabriel Souza
  • Top
  • Jungle
  • Mid
  • AD
  • Support
  • Coach
THA}} Bangkok Titans{{flagicon|THA}} WarL0cK
{{flagicon|THA}} 007x
{{flagicon|THA}} G4
{{flagicon|THA}} Lloyd
{{flagicon|THA}} Moss
{{flagicon|THA}} Cabbage

Pawat Ampaporn

Chayut Suebka

Nuttapong Menkasikan

Juckkirsts Kongubon

Sorawat Boonphrom

Akarawat Wangsawat

Top

Jungle

Mid

AD

Support

Coach

Group stage

The group stage was played in a best of one double round-robin format, with the top two teams from each of the four groups advancing to the knockout stage, for a total of eight teams. The group stage started on October 1 in Le Dock Pullman, Paris and concluded on October 11.[5] In Group B, ahq e-Sports Club and Cloud9 both ended in a 3-3 tie, resulting in a tiebreaker won by ahq e-Sports Club to win second place in the group.

Group A

#TeamRecord~FWKOOCLGPNG
1{{flagicon|TWN}} Flash Wolves4–2FW~2-01-11-1
2{{flagicon|ROK}} KOO Tigers4–2KOO0-2~2-02-0
3{{flagicon|USA}} Counter Logic Gaming 2–4CLG1-10-2~1-1
{{flagicon|BRA}} paiN Gaming 2–4PNG1-10-21-1~

Group B

#TeamRecord~FNCAHQC9IGTie-Break
1{{flagicon|EUR}} Fnatic4–2FNC~1-11-12-0
2{{flagicon|TWN}} ahq e-Sports Club3–3AHQ1-1~1-11-1Win
3{{flagicon|USA}} Cloud9 3–3C91-11-1~1-1Loss
4{{flagicon|CHN}} Invictus Gaming 2–4IG0-21-11-1~

Group C

#TeamRecord~SKTEDGH2KBKT
1{{flagicon|ROK}} SK Telecom T16–0SKT~2-02-02-0
2{{flagicon|CHN}} EDward Gaming4–2EDG0-2~2-02-0
3{{flagicon|EUR}} H2k-Gaming 2–4H2K0-20-2~2-0
4{{flagicon|THA}} Bangkok Titans 0–6BKT0-20-20-2~

Group D

#TeamRecord~KTOGLGDTSM
1{{flagicon|ROK}} KT Rolster5–1KT~1-12-02-0
2{{flagicon|EUR}} Origen4–2OG1-1~1-12-0
3{{flagicon|CHN}} LGD Gaming 2–4LGD0-21-1~1-1
4{{flagicon|USA}} Team SoloMid 1–5TSM0-20-21-1~

Knockout stage

The bracket stage started on October 15 in Wembley Arena in London, continued to Brussels Expo in Brussels, and concluded on October 31 with the grand finals hosted in Mercedes-Benz Arena in Berlin.[6] The knockout stage has been streamed on BBC Three,[7] while the final will be streamed on ESPN3.[8] The bracket stage is played in a best of 5 format. In the grand final, SK Telecom T1 beat KOO Tigers 3 to 1, dropping their only game of the whole tournament.

{{Round8
|15 October – Wembley Arena |{{flagicon|TWN}} Flash Wolves | 1 |{{flagicon|EUR}} Origen | 3
|16 October – Wembley Arena |{{flagicon|ROK}} SK Telecom T1 | 3 |{{flagicon|TWN}} ahq e-Sports Club | 0
|17 October – Wembley Arena |{{flagicon|EUR}} Fnatic | 3 |{{flagicon|CHN}} EDward Gaming | 0
|18 October – Wembley Arena |{{flagicon|ROK}} KT Rolster | 1 |{{flagicon|ROK}} KOO Tigers | 3
|24 October – Brussels Expo |{{flagicon|EUR}} Origen | 0 |{{flagicon|ROK}} SK Telecom T1 | 3
|25 October – Brussels Expo |{{flagicon|EUR}} Fnatic | 0 |{{flagicon|ROK}} KOO Tigers| 3
|31 October – Mercedes-Benz Arena |{{flagicon|ROK}} SK Telecom T1 | 3 |{{flagicon|ROK}} KOO Tigers | 1
}}

Final standings

Place Team Prize money[9]
1stROK}} SK Telecom T1$1,000,000
2ndROK}} KOO Tigers$250,000
3rd–4thEUR}} Fnatic$150,000
EUR}} Origen
5–8thTWN}} ahq e-Sports Club$75,000
CHN}} EDward Gaming
TWN}} Flash Wolves
ROK}} KT Rolster
9–11thUSA}} Cloud9$45,000
EUR}} H2k-Gaming
CHN}} LGD Gaming
12–13thUSA}} Counter Logic Gaming$35,000
BRA}} paiN Gaming
14–16thTHA}} Bangkok Titans$25,000
CHN}} Invictus Gaming
USA}} Team SoloMid

Viewership numbers

The final was expected to have over 30 million people streaming it online.[10] The finals were watched by 36 million people, with a peak concurrent viewership of 14 million viewers.[11]

Controversies

Obscenity incident

During the final day of the group stage in Paris, Cloud9's Hai "Hai" Lam made an obscene gesture towards an opponent while on stage. Hai was fined €500.[12]

Technical issues

In game 2 of the quarterfinals between Fnatic and EDward Gaming, an in-game bug occurred to Fnatic's Kim "Reignover" Ui-Jin which prevented the game from continuing, forcing the game to be remade from scratch. EDG lost 0-3 to FNC ,but because the remade of game 2 ,in which FNC had an advantage over EDG, EDG was taunted "lost 0-4 in a bo5"in China. After investigating the issue, Riot Games chose to disable Gragas, the champion Reignover was playing, for the rest of the tournament, along with Lux and Ziggs, champions who were deemed susceptible to the same issue.[13]

Notes

1. ^{{cite web |url=http://worlds.lolesports.com/en_US/worlds/articles/skt-rises-above-koo-tigers-3-1-become-2015-world-champion |title=SKT rises above KOO Tigers 3-1 to become the 2015 World Champion |last=Magrino |first=Tom |date=October 31, 2015 |website=LoL Esports |publisher=Riot Games |access-date=November 11, 2015 }}
2. ^Tang "Time" Jintai, the substitute player of Invictus Gaming, had the overall highest KDA of 22.0; however, he only played one game.
3. ^{{cite web |url=http://www.lolesports.com/en_US/worlds/stats |title=World Championship – Stats |website=LoL Esports |publisher=Riot Games |access-date=December 21, 2015 }}
4. ^{{cite web |url=http://www.bbc.co.uk/newsbeat/article/34538262/league-of-legends-world-championships-what-you-need-to-know |title=League of Legends World Championships: What you need to know |date=October 15, 2015 |publisher=BBC |accessdate=October 18, 2015 }}
5. ^{{cite web |url=http://na.lolesports.com/articles/everything-you-need-know-about-2015-world-championship |title=Everything you need to know about the 2015 World Championship |last=Fields |first=Frank |date=September 7, 2015 |accessdate=September 15, 2015 }}
6. ^{{cite web|url=http://na.lolesports.com/articles/2015-world-championship-venues|title=2015 World Championship Venues {{!}} LoL Esports|accessdate=April 9, 2015}}
7. ^{{cite web |url=https://www.bbc.com/news/technology-34474884 |title=League of Legends makes global gains |last=Ward |first=Mark |date=October 16, 2015 |publisher=BBC |access-date=November 11, 2015 }}
8. ^http://espn.go.com/espn/photos/gallery/_/id/13497547/image/1/team-clg-gets-focused-league-legends-finals
9. ^{{cite web |url=https://riot-web-static.s3.amazonaws.com/lolesports/Rule%20Sets/2015%20Revised%20World%20Championship%20Rule%20Set%20Version%201_01.pdf |title=2015 World Championship Rules |date=July 7, 2015 |website= |pages=5–6 |publisher=Riot Games |access-date=November 11, 2015 }}
10. ^{{cite web |url=https://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/gadgets-and-tech/gaming/league-of-legends-saturday-s-final-is-the-biggest-sporting-event-you-have-never-heard-of-a6715101.html |title=SKT rises above KOO Tigers 3-1 to become the 2015 World Champion |last=Ramgobin |first=Ryan |date=October 30, 2015 |website=The Independent |access-date=November 11, 2015 }}
11. ^{{Cite web|title = League of Legends 2015 ChampionShip Saw 334 million Unique Impressions | SegmentNext|url = http://segmentnext.com/2015/12/10/league-of-legends-2015-championship-saw-334-million-unique-impressions/|accessdate = 2015-12-10}}
12. ^{{cite web |url=http://worlds.lolesports.com/en_US/worlds/articles/competitive-ruling-c9-hai |title=Competitive Ruling: C9 Hai |last=Leigh |first=Hunter |date=October 21, 2015 |website=LoL Esports |publisher=Riot Games |accessdate=October 25, 2015 }}
13. ^{{cite web|url=http://worlds.lolesports.com/en_US/worlds/articles/gragas-disabled-rest-worlds-2015|title=Gragas Disabled for Rest of Worlds 2015 |last=Leigh |first=Hunter |date=October 18, 2015 |website=LoL Esports |publisher=Riot Games |accessdate=October 25, 2015}}

References

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