AL vs TT Highlights ALL GAMES | LPL 2026 Split 3 | Anyone's Legend vs ThunderTalk Gaming
TL;DR
ThunderTalk Gaming and Anyone's Legend meet in a best-of-3 series in LPL 2026 Split 3. ThunderTalk Gaming enters the series at 1-3 and ranked 6th, while Anyone's Legend enters at 4-1 and ranked 2nd.
Watch on YouTubeThunderTalk Gaming and Anyone's Legend both represent China and compete in the LPL. The two teams played the entire series on Patch 26.14.
ThunderTalk Gaming reached this series after beating Edward Gaming 2-0 earlier in Split 3, though a 2-1 loss to JD Gaming sits in that same stretch of results. Anyone's Legend arrives off a similar run through the league's upper half, having beaten both Top Esports and Edward Gaming by 2-0 scorelines earlier in the split. BigWei, Despa1r and Teacherma make up Anyone's Legend's coaching staff, while Benny Lien Hsiu-Chi and NONAME Zhou Qi-Lin lead ThunderTalk Gaming's bench heading into the series.
Anyone's Legend started Breathe at top, Tarzan Lee Seung-yong in the jungle, Shanks at mid, Hope Wang Jie at bot and Kael Kim Jin-hong at support for the series. ThunderTalk Gaming countered with Keshi Li Qing-Hua at top, Junhao in the jungle, Heru at mid, Ahn An Shan-Ye at bot and Feather at support.
Series result
TTTT Gaming
0 - 2
Anyone's Legend win
ALAnyone's Legend
Picks & Bans
2 games
TT Gaming
Anyone's Legend
Draft read
Anyone's Legend spent two bans on Lee Sin and two more on Sivir across the series.
Game 121:55
Anyone's Legend won
Game 1 was the shortest game of the series, finishing in 21:55. Anyone's Legend won the kill count 15 to 3 and finished with a 31.8 percent gold lead while shutting ThunderTalk Gaming out at Baron entirely. Hope went deathless on Ziggs, leading every player in the game with 18858 damage to champions, and he and Tarzan combined for zero deaths between them across the game. ThunderTalk Gaming's one real column on the scoreboard was Void Grubs, which they took 3-0, and their best individual number still belonged to Keshi, whose Rumble led their damage in the loss.
Kills
3:15
Gold
37.0k:48.7k
Towers
1:9
Dragons
0:3
Barons
0:1
Game 224:09
Anyone's Legend won
Hope was deathless again in Game 2, going 7/0/5 on Ezreal for 18482 damage across 24:09. Anyone's Legend finished the game 20 kills to 8 in another one-sided finish, shutting out ThunderTalk Gaming's Baron for the second straight game. ThunderTalk Gaming matched Anyone's Legend on dragons but claimed nothing else among the neutral objectives, as Anyone's Legend also took Rift Heralds and all Void Grubs. Shanks backed Hope as the second-highest damage dealer on either team.
Kills
20:8
Gold
51.5k:43.9k
Towers
8:2
Dragons
1:1
Barons
1:0
Series read
Hope Wang Jie finished the series as its leading damage dealer with 37340 total damage to champions across the two games. Shanks was next in production for Anyone's Legend, totaling 4 kills, 1 death and 20 assists between Ryze and Sylas, and Breathe added 9 kills, 3 deaths and 10 assists on Ambessa and Gnar. Game 2 also stands as the longest game of the series at 24:09. Keshi played Rumble in the opener and Jayce in the second game for ThunderTalk Gaming, ending the series with two kills, seven deaths and three assists across both games.
Next up
Next on the schedule: TT Gaming vs Team WE in Split 3, set for August 2.
