Knight Named LPL MVP as BLG Dominate All-Pro Votes
Bilibili Gaming (BLG) have dominated the League of Legends Pro League (LPL) Split 3 All-Pro voting, reflecting their continued excellence throughout 2026. The Chinese esports organization’s superstar midlaner Zhuo “Knight” Ding has been named LPL MVP for the fifth time in his career, solidifying his status as one of the league’s most consistently elite performers.
BLG’s dominance spans the All-Pro selections, with most team members earning recognition in the voting. The organization won First Stand, LPL Split 1, and LPL Split 2, establishing themselves as the league’s top performer this season. Their squad depth is evident in substitute toplaner Yang “Wenbo” Wen-Bo’s strong second-place finish in Rookie of the Split voting.
Notably, starting toplaners Chen “Bin” Ze-Bin and Li “Flandre” Xuan-Jun both missed All-Pro honors following an awkward shared role arrangement that impacted their individual recognition.
In parallel regional news, the LCK (Korean League of Legends Championship) announced its MVP for the fourth consecutive year: Jeong “Chovy” Ji-hoon, marking a remarkable streak of sustained excellence in Korea’s professional scene.
The All-Pro results underscore the competitive intensity of League of Legends esports while highlighting BLG’s exceptional performance and Knight’s sustained dominance at the highest level of play.