The post-EWC weekend has been nothing short of a coronation for Karmine Corp. Whether on the Summoner’s Rift or the tactical battlegrounds of VALORANT, the French organization has cemented its status as a powerhouse, leaving little room for doubt about their current form.
In the League of Legends EMEA Championship (LEC), Karmine Corp has achieved the unthinkable. Finishing the regular season with a flawless 9–0 record, they have looked untouchable, dismantling opponents with a level of coordination that suggests they are the team to beat heading into the postseason. While the competition in the LEC remains fierce, this perfect run provides a massive confidence boost for the squad as they prepare for the bracket stage.
The success didn't stop there. Over in the VALORANT Champions Tour (VCT) EMEA Stage 2, Karmine Corp completed a remarkable redemption arc. After a dismal 0–5 start in Stage 1, the team clawed their way back to the top, culminating in a 3–1 victory over Team Liquid in the Grand Final. This trophy is their first-ever VCT title, and it secures them the top seed for the upcoming Champions tournament in Shanghai.
Meanwhile, the Counter-Strike 2 scene is currently focused on the BLAST Open Porto. As the group stage nears its conclusion, the tournament has already provided plenty of surprises. With $1,100,000 on the line, the world’s elite teams are battling for a spot in the playoffs, and the intensity is palpable. Fans looking for the latest insights on these high-stakes matches can check out our MyEsports predictions for a deeper look at the upcoming fixtures.
Whether it’s the clinical precision of the KC League roster or the gritty resilience of their VALORANT squad, the organization is currently operating at the peak of its powers. As the dust settles on this weekend, all eyes turn to the upcoming international events where these teams will look to prove that their domestic dominance translates to global success.