Riot Games has revealed the results of the LPL Split 3 All-Pro votes and just like the league, Bilibili Gaming (BLG) have dominated.
After winning First Stand and LPL Split 1 and Split 2, it’s no surprise that BLG swept most of the Chinese League of Legends awards.
And their superstar midlaner Zhuo ‘Knight’ Ding was named LPL MVP, earning the award for the fifth time in his career.
Meanwhile, Jeong ‘Chovy’ Ji-hoon was awarded LCK MVP for the fourth year in a row.
LPL All-Pro 2026 Teams
Most BLG players were featured in the All-Pro vote, even substitute toplaner Yang ‘Wenbo’ Wen-Bo placed second in the rookie of the split.
However, starting toplaners Chen ‘Bin’ Ze-Bin and Li ‘Flandre’ Xuan-Jun both missed out after sharing the role in awkward circumstances.
Bin returned to BLG’s starting line-up just a month after the team signed Flandre and so far it’s going well.
BLG are still heavy favourites at 60% on Polymarket to win another LPL trophy.
Instead, Top Esports’ Cheng ‘ZUIAN’ Zi-Hao got 1st for top lane, while JDG’s Xu ‘Xiaoxu’ Xing-Zu and Kang ‘TheShy’ Seung-lok got second and third.
And BLG jungler Peng ‘Xun’ Li-Xun had to settle for second, with Lee ‘Tarzan’ Seung-yong earning the 1st All-Pro jungle spot.
The full results were:
- 1st All-Pro Team:
- ZUIAN (TES)
- Tarzan (AL)
- Knight (BLG)
- Viper (BLG)
- ON (BLG)
- 2nd All-Pro Team:
- Xiaoxu (JDG)
- Xun (BLG)
- Shanks (AL)
- JackeyLove (TES)
- Kael (AL)
- 3rd All-Pro Team:
- TheShy (IG)
- Heng (LGD)
- Tangyuan (LGD)
- GALA (JDG)
- Vampire (JDG)
As for individual awards, as mentioned earlier Knight won the MVP award and BLG won best coaching staff.
And Team WE botlaner Moon ‘About’ Hyeong-seok won the best rookie award.
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