ThunderTalk Gaming
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| Short name | TT Gaming, TT |
|---|---|
| Game | League of Legends Honor of Kings PUBG Mobile Wild Rift |
| Founded | 25 December 2017 |
| League | League of Legends Pro League Honor of Kings Pro League Peacekeeper Elite League Wild Rift League |
| Team history | SinoDragon Gaming (2017–2019) Dominus Esports (2019–2020) TT Esports (2020–) |
| Based in | Guangzhou |
| Location | China |
| General manager | Yifei Liu |
TT Esports Club, abbreviated as TT Esports, is a Chinese esports organization. It is one of the core business divisions of the Quwan Group. The club has multiple divisions, including teams for Honor of Kings, League of Legends, PUBG Mobile, and League of Legends: Wild Rift.
- Honor of Kings Division: The TTG team achieved runner-up finishes in the King Pro League Spring 2021, King Pro League Fall 2021, and Honor of Kings Challenger Cup 2021. On September 10, 2023, they won the championship at the King Pro League Summer 2023.
- League of Legends Division: The League of Legends team secured a runner-up position at the Demacia Cup 2022 and reached the quarterfinals in the 2023 LPL Spring Split.
- League of Legends: Wild Rift Division: The Wild Rift team won the championship at the Wild Rift Ionia Cup 2023 and claimed the title in the Wild Rift Super League Summer 2024.
- PUBG Mobile Division: The PUBG Mobile team earned third place in the Peacekeeper Elite League Spring 2024 and won the championship in the second week of the 2024 PEL Autumn Split.
| Short name | TTG |
|---|---|
| Founded | 2016/9/16 |
| League | Honor of Kings Pro League |
| Team history | XQ（2016–2020） |
| Based in |  People's Republic of ChinaGuangzhou |
| Head coach | Liyang Song（ID：Fengjun） |
| Championships | Honor of Kings Pro League Summer 2023 Champion |
Honor of Kings Division
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The Guangzhou TTG team is the Honor of Kings division of TT Esports Club, established on September 16, 2016, and has since participated in the Honor of Kings Pro League (KPL).
2024 KPL Summer Split Roster
[edit]Coaching Roster
[edit]| ID | Name | Position | Nationality |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fengjun | Liyang Song | Head Coach | People's Republic of China
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| Dgc | Xu Chen | Assistant Coach | |
| Chenyu | Xingyu Gao | Assistant Coach | |
| Fuxiao | Fusheng Liu | Data Analyst | |
| Kunkun | Yuhang Zhong | Team Manager |
Player Roster
[edit]| ID | Name | Position | Nationality |
|---|---|---|---|
| Qingqing (Captain) | Jinxiang Wu | Top Laner | People's Republic of China
|
| Xianyu | Lei Yang | Top Laner | |
| Xiaoai | Yajie Luo | Top Laner | |
| Xiaobaixiong | Jiahui Cheng | Jungle | |
| Qingtian | Mingwei Zou | Jungle | |
| Zihuan | Guangshun Huang | Mid Laner | |
| Fengxiao | Xiangren Yu | ADC | |
| Fanfan | Fan Yang | Support | |
| Jiuxin | Weixin Zou | Support |
(The above roster is as of the 2024 KPL Summer Split.)
Results
[edit]Champions
[edit]- King Pro League Summer 2023
Runners-Up
[edit]- King Pro League Spring 2021
- King Pro League Fall 2021
- Honor of Kings Challenger Cup 2021
Top 4
[edit]- King Pro League Spring 2020
- Honor of Kings World Champion Cup 2021
- King Pro League Spring 2024
Asian Games
[edit]- In October 2023, TTG player Tao Jiang (ID: Adou) was selected as a member of the national team for the Honor of Kings Asian Games version at the 19th Hangzhou Asian Games, helping the national team win the first gold medal in esports at the Asian Games.
League of Legends Division
[edit]TT League of Legends Division belongs to TT Gaming under Quwan Group, which is one of the core businesses of TT Esports, and in September 2020, it officially joined the LPL league.[1][2]
Roster
[edit]| Location | ID | Name | Nationality | Coach |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Top | HOYA | Yoon Yong-ho | South Korea | Head Coach
Zhou Zhengting (AFei) |
| Jungle | Beichuan | Ling Yang | China | |
| Mid | Ucal | Son Yoon-hyun | South Korea | |
| ADC | 1xn | Xiunan Li | China | |
| Support | QiuQiu | Ming Zhang | China | |
| Support | Feather | Tiancifu Wang | China |
(The above roster is as of the 2024 LPL Summer Split.)
Results
[edit]- Demacia Cup 2022: Runner-Up
- LPL Spring 2023: Top 8
PUBG Mobile Division
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On October 19, 2021, the PeaceElite team TMG Esports Club officially joined the TT Esports and was rebranded as the TT PUBG Mobile Division, continuing to compete in the Game for Peacekeeper Elite League (PEL).
Player Roster
[edit]| ID | Name | Position | Nationality |
|---|---|---|---|
| King | Yi'en Lin | Commander | People's Republic of China
|
| Ajie | Wenjie Cao | Assault | |
| Wangzi | Wei Wu | Freelancer | |
| Wushen | Zhiyao He | Freelancer | |
| Xiaoming | Jinhao Jiang | Assault |
(The above roster is as of June 2024.)
Results
[edit]- PEL 2021 S3 - Week 1: Champion
- PEL 2021 S3 - Week 2 : Champion
- Peacekeeper Elite Super Cup 2021 : 4th Place
- PEL Summer 2022 - Week 6 : Champion
- Peacekeeper Elite League Summer 2022 : 6th Place
- Peacekeeper Elite League Summer 2023 : 5th Place
- PUBG Mobile Global Championship 2023 - PEL Qualifier : 2nd Place
- Peacekeeper Elite League Spring 2024 : 3rd Place
- PEL Autumn 2024 - Week 2: Champion
Wild Rift Division
[edit]In 2021, TT Esports established its League of Legends: Wild Rift Division. In the same year, they won the Wild Rift League 2021: LPL Qualifier, Champion with a 4:0 victory over OMG, securing the title in the LoL: Wild Rift Professional Qualifier - LPL Track.[3]
Player Roster
[edit]| ID | Name | Location | Nationality |
|---|---|---|---|
| Xin | Shuo Cheng | Top Laner | People's Republic of China
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| Xbai | Junshuai Wang | Jungle | |
| Z | Tianhua Zhou | Mid Laner | |
| Soil | Han Wang | ADC | |
| SMY | Mingyou Su | Support | |
| ChenXi | Cheng Li | Support |
(The above roster is as of the second season of the Asian League)
Results
[edit]- Wild Rift League 2022: LPL Qualifier: Champion
- Horizon Cup 2021 : 2nd Place
- Ionia Cup 2022 : 2nd Place
- Ionia Cup 2023：Champion
- Wild Rift Super League Summer 2024 ： Champion
References
[edit]- ^ Rand, Emily; Erzberger, Tyler; Torres, Xander; Chouadria, Adel (11 June 2019). "League of Legends global power rankings through June 11". ESPN. Retrieved 22 June 2019.
- ^ Chen, Hongyu (30 May 2019). "Chinese The International 2019 Tickets Sell Out in '53 Seconds,' Tencent Unveils Game for Peace Esports Plans". The Esports Observer. Retrieved 22 June 2019.
- ^ "逆袭翻盘不负荣光，TT获得英雄联盟手游职业资格赛·LPL赛道冠军-新浪电竞_电竞赛事_直播报道_新浪电子竞技". dj.sina.com.cn. Retrieved 2024-09-04.
External links
[edit]- ThunderTalk Gaming on Weibo (in Chinese)
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