Faker, the legendary League of Legends player, was honored as the PC Esports Player of the Decade at the tenth anniversary of the Esports Awards, celebrating his decade-long dominance in the scene.

He was crowned the best PC gamer of the last decade during the awards ceremony held after the Esports World Cup closing, highlighting his exceptional career.

Debuting in 2013, Faker has maintained relevance and competitiveness for over ten years, winning his first World Championship that same year and securing his latest in 2023.

His illustrious career includes four League of Legends World titles, two MSI championships, and numerous LCK titles, establishing him as the greatest of all time in the game.

Faker's sustained excellence and influence in esports have made him the clear choice for the award, outshining other legends like s1mple and N0tail.

Following T1’s dominant performance at Worlds 2023, Faker proved he remains a top-tier player, defying typical career longevity expectations in esports.

In his brief acceptance speech, Faker emphasized his ongoing commitment with the phrase 'I'm not done yet,' signaling his continued pursuit of excellence.

Beyond his playing career, Faker became a co-owner of T1 in 2020 and serves as a prominent global ambassador for League of Legends, with notable endorsement deals.

The awards ceremony also celebrated the growth of esports, recognizing entities like Riot Games, Liquipedia, and the 2017 League of Legends World Championship for their contributions.

Additional accolades included League of Legends as the Game of the Decade, T1 as Team of the Decade, and the 2017 Worlds as the Live Event of the Decade.

The event highlighted esports' expanding global impact, with industry legends like Nadeshot and Sjokz receiving awards for personality and on-air talent of the decade.

Overall, the ceremony underscored esports' rapid growth and the enduring legacy of players like Faker who continue to shape the industry.