Anyone's Legend defeated Bilibili Gaming 3–1 on September 13, 2026, to win their first LPL championship and claim China's top seed for Worlds 2026. The result overturned a rivalry that had tilted entirely one way all season and arrived just six days after a 3–0 loss to the same opponent in the upper-bracket final.
A game-one statement that never faded
Game one, played under the Fearless Draft format, ran for exactly 30 minutes and 7 seconds. Anyone's Legend secured 18 kills to 9 and piled up 63,500 gold against BLG's 54,400, a margin that left no doubt about who controlled the map.
Lee "Tarzan" Seung-yong, already named Split 1 Season MVP, posted a 7/2/5 score on Qiyana and hunted BLG jungler Peng "Xun" Li-Xun from the first clear. He followed it in game two with a flawless 8/0/6 on Cho'Gath, making the jungle gap the defining thread of the series.
Six straight losses, one lower-bracket charge
BLG had been AL's kryptonite throughout 2026, winning all six prior meetings including the upper-bracket sweep that dropped AL into the lower bracket. To earn a rematch, Anyone's Legend had to survive a five-game war against Invictus Gaming, scraping through 3–2 just to keep their season alive.
In game four, AD carry Wang "Hope" Jie closed the series on Miss Fortune, capitalising on the engages set by support Kael and Tarzan. AL's official account marked the moment simply: "Congratulations to Tarzan!!! FMVP of 2026 LPL Grand Finals."
The championship ends BLG's bid to sweep all three domestic titles and sends Anyone's Legend directly to the Worlds Swiss Stage in Allen, Texas, when the tournament begins on October 23. Three years of building, six straight losses to the same opponent, and one lower-bracket run rewrote the story in a single evening.
