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BLG Become First Team to Sweep LPL All-Pro Votes

Bilibili Gaming (BLG) has become the first team to ever have all five of its players voted into the LPL All-Pro 1st Team.

It’s difficult to argue against BLG as the best team in the world right now after they won the First Stand international back in March.

All five BLG pros were voted by their colleagues as the LPL’s best players in each of their roles.

This means the LPL Split 2 2026 All-Pro 1st team is:

  • Top — Chen ‘Bin’ Ze-Bin
  • Jungle — Peng ‘Xun’ Li-Xun
  • Mid — Zhuo ‘Knight’ Ding
  • Bot — Park ‘Viper’ Do-hyeon
  • Support — Luo ‘ON’ Wen-Jun

BLG’s coaches – Yang ‘Daeny’ Dae-in, Li ‘Chieh’ Chieh, Zhuang ‘zyb’ Yi-Bin, and Nam ‘Ben’ Dong-hyun – were also named the Coaching Staff of the LPL Split 2.

Additionally, BLG midlaner Knight was awarded the LPL Split 2 MVP award after another dominant split.

This fourth regular season MVP award means Knight has now tied the record for most LPL MVP awards alongside Kim ‘Doinb’ Tae-sang and Song ‘Rookie’ Eui-jin.

On top of that, Knight has now been included in the LPL All-Pro team in 16 out of the 18 splits he has participated in.

Meanwhile, the LPL Rookie of the Split award went to ThunderTalk Gaming midlaner Kim ‘Heru’ Min-seong.

The Korean pro previously played for T1 Rookies and BLG Junior.

However, Heru didn’t make it into the other LPL All-Pro teams, as the votes resulted in:

  • All Pro 2nd team: Flandre, Tarzan. HongQ. Jackeylove, Vampire
  • All Pro 3rd team: Xiaoxu, JunJia, Creme, Gala, Kael

BLG’s 2026 Dominance

In the 2026 LoL esports season, BLG has been the team to beat.

BLG defeated JD Gaming twice to win the LPL Split 1 Playoffs and then won the First Stand international tournament by dominating G2 Esports in the final.

They also finished first in the LPL Split 2 regular season with a very impressive 12-2 record, dropping only eight games out of 32 played.

However, the team has shown some inconsistency, having failed to qualify for the Esports World Cup after losing to both JDG and Weibo Gaming in the online qualifiers.

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