From Booth to Stage: AG.AL Visits OBSBOT at EWC Before Historic Finals Performance

Shenzhen, China, July 23, 2025 – Just two days before captivating fans with their unforgettable performance at the Esports World Cup (EWC) League of Legends Grand Finals, LPL's AG.AL team made a stop — not on stage, but behind the camera.

On July 19, the full AG.AL roster visited OBSBOT's immersive booth in the Content Creator Park within the Esports World Cup grounds in Riyadh. As OBSBOT's strategic partner, the team explored how AI imaging is redefining esports content and experienced firsthand the smart video tools that support their daily training behind the scenes. Other prominent teams, including Alliance, Wildcard's Rocket League team, NRG's VALORANT roster, and XLG, had also stopped by the booth earlier in the tournament, reflecting OBSBOT's ongoing connection with top esports talent across leagues.

At the booth, the players tried out the OBSBOT Tail 2, an AI-Powered PTZR 4K Live Production Camera, renowned for its cinematic 4K image quality, next-generation AI Tracking 2.0, versatile connectivity, and revolutionary PTZR lens design. These features, designed for creators and professionals alike, showed the team how AI-driven imaging can make high-quality content capture more intuitive and dynamic.

"We're proud to support teams like AG.AL not only in their performance but in how they share their stories," said Liu Bo, CEO & Founder of OBSBOT. "Whether on stage or behind the scenes, every daring move deserves to be seen — clearly, creatively, and in real time."

The visit offered the team a rare moment of calm before the storm — a hands-on break from the competition where they could explore OBSBOT's AI camera tech in a relaxed, immersive setting.

Soon, on July 21, AG.AL delivered one of the most talked-about performances of the tournament. Facing Gen.G, the LCK powerhouse, they clawed back from a 0-2 deficit to force a fifth game in dramatic fashion. Top-laner Flandre's game-saving Baron steal and the team's fearless late-game engages showcased the very spirit of esports: resilience, creativity, and heart. Though they ultimately fell 2-3, AG.AL's silver finish marked the LPL's best-ever result at EWC — and won them global respect.

Their name now stands etched alongside legends like T1 and HLE — a milestone of belief and persistence, a symbol of how far they've come, and a preview of what's still to come.

As the official camera and webcam partner of EWC 2025, OBSBOT is committed to capturing every frame that matters — on stage, in training, or at the creator desk — because in esports, the next big story is always just one moment away.

About OBSBOT

OBSBOT, a global leader in smart videography technology, is dedicated to connecting people and the imaging industry to the future. Founded in 2016 and headquartered in Shenzhen, we empower live streamers and content creators with cutting-edge AI technology and exceptional image quality. Trusted by a diverse community of users, from individual creators to industry professionals and business partners, we're committed to revolutionizing visual storytelling and redefining how people connect, create, and share through groundbreaking technology and innovation.

About AG.AL

AG.AL (Anyone's Legend), a premier esports team under AG Club, competes in 12 major titles across PC and mobile, including League of Legends. Founded in 1999, AG turned pro in 2009 and expanded in 2021 by acquiring RW Esports' LoL division, rebranding it as AL, and securing a permanent LPL slot. With championships in both traditional and mobile esports, AL drives competitive gaming through elite talent, events, and partnerships — pushing the future of esports worldwide.

About The Esports World Cup

The Esports World Cup (EWC) is a premier annual sporting event and global celebration of competitive excellence and esports fandom. The competition features a unique cross-game format that pits the world's top esports Clubs against one another for the largest prize pool in esports history. Returning to Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, in the summer of 2025, the EWC will bring gaming and esports communities together again to crown the next Esports World Cup Club Champion.