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Jinjo Crew's B-boy Wing Invited as VIP to 'T1 Home Ground'... National Breaking and eSports Athletes Gather in One Place
Jinjo Crew's B-boy Wing Invited as VIP to 'T1 Home Ground'... National Breaking and eSports Athletes Gather in One Place
Jinjo Crew's B-boy Wing Invited as VIP to 'T1 Home Ground'... National Breaking and eSports Athletes Gather in One Place
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Jinjo Crew's B-Boy Wing (WING, Kim Heon-woo), who was selected as a national breaking athlete for the 2026 Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games, was invited as a VIP to 'T1 Home Ground'.
Held from August 14 to 16 at the KSPO DOME in Olympic Park, Seoul, 'T1 Home Ground' is a team roadshow that showcased various programs, including LCK matches. Many fans visited the venue to enjoy and passionately cheer for the T1 players' matches together.
B-Boy Wing was invited to the event as a national breaking representative and participated in an on-site interview. He shared his thoughts and determination ahead of competing in the 2026 Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games, spending a special time with the fans.
Although breaking and esports have grown based on different cultures, both disciplines have been adopted as official Asian Games sports, continuing their competition on the global sporting stage.
In the League of Legends (LoL) category, T1's Faker (Lee Sang-hyeok) will compete as a South Korean national representative. Although they active in different fields, they share the commonality of preparing for the Asian Games with the national flag on their chests, making this meeting of breaking national representative Wing and esports national representative Faker in one place even more special.
Wing watched the matches alongside fans at the venue, experiencing the unique excitement and charm of esports up close. It was also a meaningful occasion as athletes challenging for the top spot in the world in their respective fields cheered for and interacted with each other's stages.
Now, the two athletes will embark on full-scale preparations for the 2026 Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games. Attention and support are gathering for the performances that B-Boy Wing and Faker, representing South Korea, will show on the international stage.
Jinjo Crew's B-Boy Wing (WING, Kim Heon-woo), who was selected as a national breaking athlete for the 2026 Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games, was invited as a VIP to 'T1 Home Ground'.
Held from August 14 to 16 at the KSPO DOME in Olympic Park, Seoul, 'T1 Home Ground' is a team roadshow that showcased various programs, including LCK matches. Many fans visited the venue to enjoy and passionately cheer for the T1 players' matches together.
B-Boy Wing was invited to the event as a national breaking representative and participated in an on-site interview. He shared his thoughts and determination ahead of competing in the 2026 Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games, spending a special time with the fans.
Although breaking and esports have grown based on different cultures, both disciplines have been adopted as official Asian Games sports, continuing their competition on the global sporting stage.
In the League of Legends (LoL) category, T1's Faker (Lee Sang-hyeok) will compete as a South Korean national representative. Although they active in different fields, they share the commonality of preparing for the Asian Games with the national flag on their chests, making this meeting of breaking national representative Wing and esports national representative Faker in one place even more special.
Wing watched the matches alongside fans at the venue, experiencing the unique excitement and charm of esports up close. It was also a meaningful occasion as athletes challenging for the top spot in the world in their respective fields cheered for and interacted with each other's stages.
Now, the two athletes will embark on full-scale preparations for the 2026 Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games. Attention and support are gathering for the performances that B-Boy Wing and Faker, representing South Korea, will show on the international stage.
