MKOI vs GX Highlights: GX Win 2-0, LEC Summer Season 2026 Week 3
TL;DR
GIANTX swept Movistar KOI 2-0 in the best-of-three LEC 2026 Summer Season series on Patch 26.15. GIANTX did not drop a game, winning the kill count 39-15, with no game longer than 33 minutes.
Watch on YouTubeMovistar KOI and GIANTX played a best-of-3 in the LEC 2026 Summer Season on August 8, 2026, on Patch 26.15.
Movistar KOI entered at 2-3 in seventh, while GIANTX was 1-1 in fourth.
In their last two series at LEC 2026, Movistar KOI beat Shifters 2-1 and Fnatic 2-1, while GIANTX beat Shifters 2-1 and lost to SK Gaming 1-2.
Movistar KOI fielded top laner Myrwn, jungler Elyoya, mid laner Jojopyun, marksman Supa and support Alvaro. GIANTX countered with Oscarinin, ISMA, Jackies, Flakked and Jun in the same roles.
Guilhoto, Maxlore, and Rhuckz were GIANTX's coaches for the event. Alphari, Independent, and Melzhet were Movistar KOI's coaches for the event.
Movistar KOI and GIANTX had met 27 times since 2024, with GIANTX ahead 14-13. Movistar KOI won the teams' only meeting in the previous six months.
Series result
MKOIMovistar KOI
0 - 2
GIANTX win
GXGIANTX
Picks & Bans
2 games
GIANTX
Movistar KOI
Draft read
Across the series, Flakked played Cassiopeia and Kai'Sa for GIANTX. ISMA moved between Jarvan IV and Vi across the series for GIANTX. Movistar KOI banned both Jayce and Rumble twice.
Game 130:51
GIANTX won
Game 1 was the shortest game of the series at 30:51. Playing blue side, GIANTX won Game 1. GIANTX opened the draft with first pick. At 15 minutes, GIANTX led by 5,253 gold. In lane, Jackies on Locke led the opposing laner by 2,040 gold and 0 CS. At the end, GIANTX was 18 kills and 11.1k gold ahead. GIANTX led 3-0 in Void Grubs, 1-0 in Rift Heralds, and 1-0 in inhibitors. They took first blood and the first Rift Herald, Baron, and tower, while Movistar KOI took the first dragon.
Oscarinin's Renekton dealt a team-high 24,043 damage for GIANTX, alongside a 3/0/4 scoreline and 307 CS. Jackies followed with 23,427 damage and a 13/3/3 line on Locke. For MKOI, Myrwn led the damage numbers with 26,738 on Zaahen and a 0/3/1 line.
Kills
22:4
Gold
64.1k:53.0k
Towers
9:2
Dragons
4:1
Barons
1:0
Game 233:42
GIANTX won
Game 2 was the longest game of the series at 33:42. GIANTX took Game 2 from blue side. They had first pick in the draft. Movistar KOI was 732 gold up at 15 minutes, but GIANTX won the game. In lane, Flakked on Kai'Sa trailed the opposing laner by 344 gold and 6 CS. The final gaps left GIANTX 6 kills and 7.5k gold ahead. GIANTX was ahead 1-0 in Rift Heralds and 1-0 in inhibitors. MKOI came out ahead 2-1 in Void Grubs. GIANTX drew first blood and was first to the Rift Herald, the Baron, and the tower, while MKOI was first to the dragon.
Oscarinin led the damage chart for GIANTX on Camille, finishing 2/4/9 with 25,362 damage and 263 CS. A 8/2/7 game on Kai'Sa brought GIANTX another 24,036 damage from Flakked. Jojopyun was the top damage source for MKOI, putting up 31,420 on Viktor in a 1/3/8 game.
Kills
17:11
Gold
68.6k:61.0k
Towers
8:3
Dragons
1:3
Barons
1:0
Series read
GIANTX won both games, so the best-of-3 never reached a deciding map. Every game in the series was won from blue side. Every game in the series was longer than the game before it. Jojopyun topped the series damage chart with 53,081 for Movistar KOI. Jojopyun finished the series with 2 kills and 11 assists for MKOI. Across the series, Oscarinin recorded 5 kills and 13 assists for GIANTX.
Next up
Up next: GIANTX vs Team Vitality in Summer Season, set for August 14.
