History was made in Da Nang as CTBC Flying Oyster (CFO) stormed to victory at the inaugural League of Legends Championship Pacific (LCP) 2025 Grand Final, sweeping Team Secret Whales (TSW) 3-0 to claim the first-ever LCP title. The win not only cements CFO’s dominance in the region but also sets the stage for their run at Worlds 2025.
The Grand Final, held on September 21 at the Tien Son Sport Center, saw CFO rise above their rivals with an emphatic performance. Star player HongQ was named Finals MVP after his stellar showing throughout the series, guiding his team to a flawless finish.
“I’m really glad we were able to win 3-0 and become champions. All my teammates played very well, and the energy from the crowd made the atmosphere so lively,” said HongQ following the win.
A Weekend of Esports Spectacle in Da Nang
From September 20 to 21, fans gathered for the LCP Finals Weekend, which brought together CFO, PSG Talon, and Team Secret Whales for the climactic showdown of the inaugural season. Backed by partners such as Mastercard, Sony Vietnam, Suntory Pepsico, and Taiwan Tourism, the event delivered more than just competition—fans enjoyed showmatches, gaming booths, exclusive merchandise, and interactive experiences that transformed Da Nang into a festival for esports enthusiasts.
LCP’s Debut Season Ends, Worlds 2025 Awaits
With the conclusion of LCP 2025, all eyes now turn toward the League of Legends World Championship. CFO, along with PSG Talon and Team Secret Whales, will represent the Pacific region against the world’s best teams later this year.
“Congratulations to CFO on becoming champions—it was well deserved. All three teams delivered a spectacular finale to our debut season. Now, we look ahead to Worlds, and I’m confident our representatives will make us proud,” said Piotr Pilich, Head of Product, Esports at LCP.
Ushering in a New Era for Asia-Pacific Esports
The LCP serves as one of the five premier regional leagues in the global League of Legends esports ecosystem and the sole gateway for Asia-Pacific teams to reach international stages. With powerhouse rosters and an ambitious vision, the league’s debut season has already proven its potential to redefine competitive League of Legends in the region.
As the dust settles in Da Nang, CFO’s historic victory marks not just the end of a season, but the beginning of a new chapter in Asia-Pacific esports. With Worlds on the horizon, fans will be eager to see whether the region’s first champions can carry their momentum onto the global stage.
