Esports Awards 2023 is an annual awards ceremony to honor individuals and organizations operating in the field of electronic sports. This is the prestige of the same reputation as the Golden Ball of Football.
In the category “Best Esports PC player in 2023”, Faker overcame a series of heavy candidates including Nikola “Niko” Kovač, for “Maru” Seong-Ju, Mathieu “Zywoo” Herbaut, Quinn “Quinn” Callahan, Nemanja “Hunter” Kovač, Zhuo “Knight” Ding, Emir “Alfajer” Beder, Max Max Beder, Max Max Beder “Demon1” Mazanov, Phillip “Imperialhal” Dosen, Jung “Chovy” Ji-Hun.
The 27 -year -old Korean player also won the “Esports content of the year” with the story “Faker: A Decade of Greatness”. Meanwhile, T1 was voted as “Esports team of the year” after surpassing the Vitality team (CS: GO: GO AND ROCKET League), Fnatic (Valorant), Evil Geniuses (Valorant), New York Synliners (Call of Duty), JD Gaming (League of Legends), W7M Esports (Rainbow Six Siege), Echo (ML: BB) Gladiators (DOTA), TSM (Apex Legends). This is considered a worthy reward for Faker and T1 after winning the spring runner -up of the spring and summer 2023, reaching 3rd place at MSI 2023 and winning Worlds 2023.
Also at the Esports Awards 2023, Valorant has won the “Esports of the year for the year” after passing the League of Legends, CS: GO, DOTA 2, Free Fire, Mobile Legends, Rainbow Six Siege, Apex Legends, Formite.
In addition, coach Christine “Potter” was voted as “Best Coach of the year” after leading Evil Geniuses to win the Valorant Champions 2023 championship.
Michael Ashford, CEO of Esports Awards, said: “We are proud to bring the award to raise the electronic sports industry and moreover, and be honored to be able to record and reward those who have contributed greatly to the industry.
For the entire Esports community, we would like to thank for your passion, dedication and continuous support. I look forward to seeing everyone next year in another memorable ceremony. ”
