China win inaugural ECEA as Korea take LoL, PUBG titles China was the overall winner of the inaugural Esports Championships East Asia tournament on Sunday, winning three titles to Korea's two in the five-game tournament. 2021.9.13
Teams announced for Esports Championships East Asia The Korean national team for Esports Championships East Asia 2021 was announced Tuesday. Separate squads were created for each of the five titles: League of Legends, PUBG, Clash Royale, Pro Evolution Soccer 2021 and Dungeon & Fighter. 2021.9.1
Inaugural Esports Championships East Asia to be held online Due to the recent resurgence of Covid-19 cases, Esports Championships East Asia 2021 will be held entirely online, with players competing remotely from their home nation, according to reports Wednesday. 2021.8.12
Korea, China, and Japan to compete in new esports competition A press conference announcing a new inter-East Asian esports tournament, dubbed "Esports Championships East Asia," was held on Friday. Three nations will participate in the new competition: Korea, China, and Japan. 2021.6.25
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