TT Esports
Chinese esports organization
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TT Esports is a Chinese esports organization with teams competing in League of Legends, Honor of Kings, PUBG Mobile, Wild Rift, and Valorant Mobile. Its League of Legends team competes in the League of Legends Pro League (LPL), is one of the core business divisions of Quwan Group.[1] The CEO is Liu Yifei.
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20 August 2020 (as TTG)
16 September 2020 (as TT)
- League of Legends Pro League (LPL)
- King Pro League (KPL)
- Peace Elite League (PEL)Wild Rift League (WRL)
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| Short name | TT |
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| Founded | 18 February 2020 (as TTG.XQ) 20 August 2020 (as TTG) 16 September 2020 (as TT) |
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| Based in | Guangzhou |
| Location | China |
Honor of Kings
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| Nicknames | Sweet Cake (Chinese: 甜甜糕) |
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| Short name | Guangzhou TTG |
| Founded | 18 February 2020 |
| League | King Pro League (KPL) |
| Based in | Guangzhou, People's Republic of China |
| Head coach | Hu Zhuanghao (ID: JiuZhe) |
| Championships | 2023 KPL Summer Split - Champion; 2025 Asia Champions League - Champion |
The team's Honor of Kings division, known as Guangzhou TTG, finished as runner-up in the 2021 KPL Spring Split, Autumn Split, and Challenger Cup. On September 10, 2023, the team defeated Wolves with a score of 4:2 in the 2023 KPL Summer Grand Finals, winning the championship. In addition, TT Esports won the championship at the 2025 Asia Champions League (ACL) and qualified for the 2025 Esports World Cup (EWC), where they ultimately finished as runners-up in the grand finals.[2]
Coaching staff (2025 KPL season)
| ID | Name | Position | Nationality |
|---|---|---|---|
| JiuZhe | Hu Zhuanghao | Head coach | People's Republic of China |
| Chen Xia | Wang Qing | Assistant coach | |
| Zhi Jian | Huang Qinghua | Assistant coach | |
| Ying Tian | Li Haotian | Analyst | |
| Chord | Li Ruicheng | Project director | |
| Fu Xiao | Liu Fusheng | Team leader |
Players Roster
| ID[3] | Name | Position | Nationality |
|---|---|---|---|
| Qing | Wu Jinxiang | Confront | People's Republic of China |
| Zizz | Zhang Wenghao | Confront | |
| Sunrise | Li Jiaxu | Jungle | |
| Sunday | Zou Mingwei | Jungle | |
| Crane | Jiang Lijie | Mid lane | |
| Snowy | Yue Caiying | Farm lane | |
| Joy | Zou Weixin | Support |
Competitive results
Champions
- 2023 KPL Summer Split[4]
- 2025 Asia Champions League
Runners-up
- 2021 KPL Spring Split
- 2021 KPL Autumn Split
- 2021 Honor of Kings Challenger Cup
- 2025 Esports World Cup (KWC)
Top 4 Finishes
- 2020 KPL Spring Split
- 2021 KCC World Championship
- 2024 KPL Spring Split
Asian Games Achievement
In October 2023, Guangzhou TTG player Jiang Tao (in-game ID: A Dou) was selected as a member of China's national team for the Honor of Kings Asian Games version at the 19th Asian Games in Hangzhou. He helped the national team win the first-ever gold medal in the esports category at the Asian Games.
League of Legends
TT's League of Legends division is operated under TT Esports, a core business unit of Quwan Technology. It is one of TT Esports' most prominent divisions and officially joined the League of Legends Pro League (LPL) in September 2020.[5][6] The team was founded on 25 December 2017 as SinoDragon Gaming (SDG) and was one of two teams (the other being Victory Five) accepted into the LPL as part of the league's 2019 expansion.[7][8] The team rebranded as Dominus Esports (DMO) on 22 May 2019, and again on 15 September 2020 after its acquisition by Chinese messaging service ThunderTalk.[9]
In 2023, players Yoon Yong-ho (ID: HOYA), Yang Ling (ID: Beichuan), Son Woo-hyeon (ID: Ucal), Tang Huanfeng (ID: huanfeng), and Bi Haotian (ID: yaoyao) made history by qualifying for the LPL Spring Split Playoffs and finishing in the Top 8.
Coaching staff (2025 LPL Stage 3)
| ID | Name | Position | Nationality |
|---|---|---|---|
| AFei | Zhou Zhengyan | Head coach | People's Republic of China |
| Noname | Zhou Qilin | Assistant coach | |
| Vlone | Xiao Chuyu | Project director | |
| XiaoLvBu | Lv Yuchen | Analyst | |
| Grayson | Xing Hao | Interpreter | |
| Bing | Chen Bingnan | Team leader |
Players (as of the 2025 LPL Stage 3)
| ID | Name | Position | Nationality |
|---|---|---|---|
| HOYA | Yoon Yong-ho | Top | Republic of Korea |
| Aki | Mao An | Jungle | People's Republic of China |
| xiaohuangren | Yu Zhimin | Jungle | |
| SeTab | Song Kyeong-jin | Mid | Republic of Korea |
| Yxl | Liu Yuxuan | Mid | People's Republic of China |
| 1xn | Li Xiunan | ADC | |
| Feather | Wang Tiancifu | Support |
Competitive results
Runner-up at the 2022 Demacia Cup
Top 8 finish in the 2023 LPL Spring Split
PUBG Mobile
On October 19, 2021, the professional PUBG Mobile team TMG Esports Club officially joined TT Esports, an esports club under Quwan Network. From that date onward, TMG Esports Club was officially renamed the "TT PUBG Mobile Division" and continued to compete in the Peace Elite League (PEL).[10]
Coaching staff (2025)
| ID | Name | Position | Nationality |
|---|---|---|---|
| OLDWHITE | Liu Hongze | Head coach | People's Republic of China |
| Color | Li Yang | Competition director | |
| Guo Bao | Zhang Qibing | Project director |
Players (as of the 2025 PEL Summer Split)
| ID | Name | Position | Nationality |
|---|---|---|---|
| SiTing | Yan Youwang | Entry fragger | People's Republic of China |
| Han Xing | Camping | ||
| King | Lin Yien | Captain | |
| AJay | Cao Wenjie | Lurker | |
| TianYu | Zhang Tianyu | Entry fragger |
Competitive results
- 2021 PEL S3 Week 1 — Weekly champion
- 2021 PEL S3 Week 2 — Weekly champion
- 2021 Peace Elite Super Cup — 4th place
- 2022 PEL Summer Regular Season Week 6 — Weekly champion
- 2022 PEL Summer Spilt Finals — 6th place
- 2023 PEL Summer Spilt Finals — 5th place
- 2023 Peace Elite World Championship PEL Qualifiers — 2nd place
- 2024 PEL Spring Spilt Finals — 3rd place
- 2024 PEL Autumn Spilt Week 2 — Weekly champion[11]
- 2024 PEL Autumn Spilt Week 6 — Weekly champion
- 2025 PEL Spring Spilt Week 1 — Weekly champion
- 2025 PEL Spring Spilt Week 2 — Weekly champion
- 2025 PEL Spring Spilt Finals — Champion
Asian Games
Li Yang (ID: Color), coach of the TT PUBG Mobile division, led the Chinese national team to win the second-ever gold medal in the esports category at the 19th Asian Games in Hangzhou, competing in the PUBG Mobile Asian Games version.
League of Legends: Wild Rift
In 2021, TT Esports established its League of Legends: Wild Rift division. In the same year, they defeated OMG with a score of 4:0 in the League of Legends: Wild Rift Professional Qualifier — LPL Track, claiming the championship of the LPL track qualifier.[12]
Roster (as of the 2025 WRL Super League Stage 2)
| ID | Name | Position | Nationality |
|---|---|---|---|
| Xin | Cheng Shuo | Top | People's Republic of China |
| XiaoBai | Wang Junshuai | Jungle | |
| niuniu | Liu Yi | Jungle | |
| Z | Zhou Tianye | Mid | |
| KK | Miao Zixuan | ADC | |
| qingshan | Li Cheng | Support | |
| Chen | Chen Zhe | Head coach |
Competitive results
- 2021 League of Legends: Wild Rift Pro League Qualifier – LPL Track — Champion
- 2021 Wild Rift Horizon Cup (Global Championship) — Runner-up [13]
- 2022 Wild Rift Ionia Cup — Runner-up
- 2023 Wild Rift Ionia Cup — Champion
- 2024 Wild Rift Summer Split — Champion
- 2025 Wild Rift Super League Winter Split — Champion
- 2025 Wild Rift Ionia Cup (Guangzhou) — Champion
- 2025 Wild Rift Super League Stage 1 – Stop 1 — Champion
- 2025 Wild Rift Super League Stage 1 Finals — Runner-up
Valorant Mobile
TT Valorant Mobile Division was officially established on July 1, 2025. Since its formation, the team has already achieved notable results, including winning the Fearless Journey Cup championship and securing second place in the 4399 War Soul Cup.
Competitive results
- Fearless Journey Cup — Champion
- 4399 War Soul Cup— Runner-up
