The tournament for lone wolves is back
Red Bull Solo Q, the official 1v1 League of Legends tournament, is finally back. Starting in March, the best amateur players in the world will compete to be crowned lone champions of the Rift and earn a place in League of Legends history.Red Bull Solo Q 2021 builds on last year's success, which attracted over 80,000 entrants.
Alongside the 2021 competition there will be special appearances from some of the League's biggest stars of Legends, including Eefje "Sjokz" Depoortere, global brand ambassador for Red Bull Solo Q 2021.
Sjokz has been the face of the competition since 2019 and will be part of selected events, from national tournaments to World Final.
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Red Bull Solo Q 2021 will see more than 30 national tournaments , 10 international qualifiers and a prestigious world final at the end of the year. The 2021 Red Bull Solo Q World Final will be a spectacular live event in Germany; however, the health and safety of the players is the priority and the possibility to play the final live will be subject to change until the last one.
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