Top LOL commentator and female commentator announce their relationship!

After a series of retirements among LPL star players and continuous disappointments in international competitions, a vast number of esports fans have given up hope on the LPL. Many have even started watching matches from the neighboring LCK region, which boasts the world's most popular esports player, Faker. This shift in viewership successfully propelled former pro player Sask to the peak of his streaming career. Recognized as Huya platform's "number one T1 fan," Sask's streams of T1 team matches consistently attract peak viewership.

For instance, during the recent playoff elimination match between T1 and DK, Sask's stream reached a peak popularity exceeding 20 million, with concurrent viewers soaring over 100,000, directly topping Huya's live stream popularity chart. Witnessing such high viewership for Sask's LCK broadcasts, many viewers teased that Sask is the leading figure in LOL commentary. Since fellow streamers on the same platform, Zitai and Shuijingge, don't achieve 100,000+ viewers for LCK or LPL matches, many joke that Sask will remain Huya's top streamer as long as Faker is active.

Recently, due to a minor slip-up during a live stream, Sask was forced to acknowledge his relationship with LPL female commentator Mage. During the stream, Sask inadvertently revealed chat logs with Mage, where he had her saved as "puppy," and their conversation appeared quite intimate. This led many viewers to inquire about their relationship. Being born in 1995, many of Sask's fans hope he finds a girlfriend soon, as many of his peers are already married with children.

As speculation grew, Sask finally admitted he is in a relationship with LPL commentator Mage. He revealed they have been dating for nearly three months and, given their age, the relationship is serious with marriage in mind. Sask mentioned he hadn't planned to disclose the relationship this early, but due to mounting rumors, he felt compelled to announce it. Originally, he intended to wait until they were married to make it public. (Regardless of looks, given Sask's current popularity, many fans believe he is a good match for Mage and wish them a speedy marriage.)

AL training match crushes GEN

Aside from the exposure of Sask and Mage's relationship, another event yesterday left many LPL viewers astonished: the LPL championship favorite AL suffered an unexpected loss to WBG. After AL was eliminated from the playoffs, many fans flocked to the personal account of AL's manager, Aixiao, for amusement. Aixiao had previously shared major training match revelations on Zhu Kai's stream and even publicly taunted team WBG during the regular season. (While Aixiao is highly capable professionally, he does have a tendency to stir up trouble.)

After AL defeated WBG in the regular season, Aixiao posted on social media mocking AL's five consecutive wins against WBG. However, this statement has now backfired, as WBG, despite losing to AL in the regular season, defeated them in the crucial playoffs. Zhu Kai's live stream爆料 served as the final blow. Zhu Kai revealed that Aixiao had told him AL dominated GEN and BFX in training matches, but since AL lost to WBG in playoffs, fans won't get to see AL's performance in the upcoming tournament.

Conclusion

Do you think it's possible for AL to have crushed GEN in training matches? Personally, I feel unless every AL member performs exceptionally well, defeating GEN would be very difficult. Of course, Aixiao himself is known to exaggerate; AL might have beaten GEN in a training match, but it likely wasn't a crushing victory. If AL truly did dominate GEN in training, do you think the LPL has a chance to win the global tournament this year?