Weibo Gaming vs T1 Prediction: Faker to Lift the Trophy

Prediction for the World Championship match which will take place on November 19th. Who will turn out to be stronger? Check the team conditions! Several betting options are available.

Weibo's victory over BLG in the first semifinal of League World Championship 2023 was a testament to their precision, teamwork, and resilience. TheShy's stellar performance at the top on his birthday made Weibo's victory even more triumphant, and they are now looking forward to the World Championship final next Sunday.

After all, the Chinese team was already on the verge of elimination in the group stage, having lost to G2 and KT Rolster in the opening matches of the Swiss round while only beating the American champions from NRG. However, judging by the last few games, the Chinese managed to calm down, which eventually allowed them to advance to the decisive stage of the tournament with a 3:2 record, beating NRG (3:0) and Bilibili Gaming (3:2) in the playoffs.

This will be T1's sixth World Championship final, and the almighty Korean organization will be claiming their fourth major trophy since their inception more than a decade ago under the name SK Telecom T1. Faker will also be in the hunt for four World Cups, who was superb in their semifinal win over JDG.

T1 had tremendous success in their home championship: they had to beat all the LPL participants to meet WBG in the final. JDG had the hardest time, as they were the first in the LPL, but T1 simply destroyed the Chinese champions, the record holders, last weekend.

The Korean team is the favorite for the final, just like a year ago. Last year's final was against their compatriots, DRX. T1 had consistently beaten their opponents throughout the season but couldn't get the better of their LCK counterparts in five games at Worlds. Faker and his teammates will face their fourth consecutive LPL team in Weibo Gaming this time.

The Korean team showed how to stop Chinese teams. Faker defeated everyone, and only the weakest Chinese squad was nominally left, but it's the World Finals, and T1 already knows how to lose decisive games sensationally.