The 2025 League of Legends World Championship (Worlds 2025) grand final took place yesterday (Nov. 9) in Chengdu, China, and concluded spectacularly: T1 defeated KT Rolster 3–2, securing an unprecedented three‑peat. Legendary mid‑laner Faker (Lee Sang‑hyeok) achieved his sixth world championship. At the same time, jungler Oner (Moon Hyeon‑jun) — whose older sister flew to Chengdu to cheer him on — added another memorable moment to his career.
Oner’s sister, Moon Hye‑jin (a member of the Uni‑Girls cheer squad for the Uni‑Lions baseball team), made the trip to Chengdu to support her brother live at the finals. During an interview with reporters from NOWnews, she burst out: “My brother will always be my MVP!”
“My brother is MVP”: A sister’s pride
Reflecting on last night’s match, Moon Hye‑jin said:
“Being at the venue to watch the game in person was so nerve‑wracking! Every single set in the best‑of‑five had my heart racing!”
“To me, my brother is always the MVP! Whenever I watch him play, I feel he is truly amazing.”
Regarding the championship‑clinching victory by T1, she admitted:
“I almost cried when I saw them win the decisive moment. I’m so proud of him!”
It’s worth noting that T1 found themselves down 1–2 after the first three games, yet the team delivered two stellar wins in a row to close out the series, clinching the historic three‑peat and Faker’s sixth world title.
Family celebration after the win
After T1 secured the title, Moon Hye‑jin revealed that she immediately sent a congratulatory message in the family group chat:
“Everyone was so happy! Mom and Dad both said this is the proudest day ever.”
She also said that although family members live in different cities, they always gather in front of their screens each year when the World Cup finals roll around: “That I was able to watch my brother in person lift the trophy — it’s just so fortunate.”
Due to his intense training with T1, Oner only gets to see his family 2‑3 times a year. Moon Hye‑jin reflected emotionally:
“Although we don’t get to meet often, we always encourage and message one another. Seeing him shine up on that stage makes me want to push harder on my stage too!”
The above content is compiled by ModeZone, a fashion and entertainment magazine.
