Will the legendary RJS finish above Faker in Champions Queue? Find out in our Worlds Champions Queue guide.

The 2022 League of Legends World Championship is just around the corner. 24 of the best teams in the world will battle it out for a chance at lifting the new summoners cup. While fans eagerly await esports biggest event of the year, players from across the globe have been getting their hands into North America’s Worlds Champions Queue.

Champions Queue was introduced at the start of 2022 to provide a better practice environment for North American players outside of the traditional solo queue. CQ provides a low ping 5v5 experience that is exclusive to professional LCS players, academy players, collegiate amateur players and selected high elo players who want to show off their skills against the region’s best.

Worlds Champions Queue top ten players

Position Player LP
1 DFM Yaharong 2127
2 C9 Zven 2110
3 TL CoreJJ 2096
4 MU APA 2091
5 CHF Arthur 2082
6 DRX Juhan 2075
7 EG jojopyun 2075
8 FLY Philip 2075
9 T1 Zeus 2068
10 CHF Dragku 2068

Champions Queue already providing East vs West matchups

One of the great addition to this year’s World Championship is combining the successful Champions Queue solo queue experience and integrating the best players from across the globe into that ecosystem. With Eastern players having a torrid time with Western Soloque over the years, having Champions Queue should provide a better quality of life experience for travelling players.

Fans have already been treated to a fun mixture of Eastern players and Western players. Earlier this morning, fans got to see three DRX players, including Deft go up against LCS players Dhokla and CoreJJ. LCS caster CaptainFlowers has been casting the games on his stream in Spectator mode.

The Champions Queue top ten players will be updated daily as more games are played.

Stay tuned to Esports.gg for the latest League of Legends news and updates.

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Jordan “Marn” Marney is an esports journalist from across the pond. Marn specialises in telling stories about League of Legends and Call of Duty. Marn has been a passionate esports fan since 2014 and has written for publications Unikrn, Esports Network, ESTNN and The United Stand.