With December on the horizon, this means that 2021 is coming to an end and a new year of 2022 is just around the corner! So the question is, the goals set by the small partners in early 2021 have now been achieved? It doesn't matter if it's not achieved, after all, there is still 2022 (covering your face) ~ and for League of Legends players, the goals set should be quite pure, such as reaching platinum, diamonds and the like.
Let's take a closer look at the problem, so what's going on in 2021 that's going on in the whole esports world? According to the various multi-dimensional analysis of the "2021 Weibo E-sports Awards", the top ten e-sports events in 2021 are:
No1.League of Legends: S11 Global Finals (EDG wins) No2.E-sports Industry: 8 e-sports projects were selected for the 2022 Hangzhou Asian Games
League of Legends: Uzi makes a comeback to join the BLG
League of Legends: 2021 MSI Mid-Season Championship (RNG Wins)
No5.Dota2: Ti10 International (TS Wins, LGD Runner-up)
No6. Glory of Kings: World Champions Cup (Chongqing QGhappy wins)
No7. Esports Industry: Global Esports Leaders Summit 2021
League of Legends: Meiko became the LPL's first Grand Slam player
No9.CSGO: Stockholm Major (NaVi wins)
No10.Crossfire: World Finals (AG White Sharks win the first and second places)
As you can see from the rankings, League of Legends is really winning! At least half of the top ten esports events in 2021 are related to League of Legends. Among them, the top four were "monopolized" by League of Legends! You may have doubts about the second-ranked "8 e-sports projects selected for the 2022 Hangzhou Asian Games". Since League of Legends is also among these 8 e-sports projects, this is also directly related to League of Legends!
In terms of this ranking alone, League of Legends is still the most popular game in the country, and there is no one!