Hanwha Life Esports eliminated from Worlds Swiss Stage by Bilibili Gaming
Bilibili Gaming took the final quarterfinal place at the 2026 League of Legends World Championship with a 2-0 win over MSI champion Hanwha Life Esports.
Hanwha Life Esports was knocked out of the 2026 League of Legends World Championship on October 31, losing 0-2 to Bilibili Gaming in the Swiss Stage, according to inven.co.kr. The victory gave Bilibili Gaming the last remaining quarterfinal spot.
The series was a rematch of the 2026 MSI final. Hanwha Life Esports won that MSI title earlier in 2026 but could not repeat the result in the Worlds Swiss Stage and exits the tournament before the quarterfinals.
Bilibili Gaming closed out the second game by destroying Hanwha Life's Nexus. In the top lane, Bilibili Gaming's Pantheon and Olaf killed Zeus's K'Sante, opening up the map for the team.
Bilibili Gaming also secured the dragon soul and a Baron on the way to a gold lead that reached 10,000, a margin Hanwha Life could not recover from.
Quick answers
Did Hanwha Life Esports reach the 2026 Worlds quarterfinals?
No. Hanwha Life Esports lost 0-2 to Bilibili Gaming in the Swiss Stage and was eliminated, with Bilibili Gaming taking the last quarterfinal spot.
Who won the 2026 MSI title?
Hanwha Life Esports won the 2026 MSI championship. The 2026 Worlds Swiss Stage match was a rematch of that MSI final.