Wild Rift: 3 teams to rep PH in WRL Asia 2023's 2nd season

G2 Blacklist, NAOS, and Fennel are among the eight teams duking it out in Wild Rift League Asia-Pacific.

The regular season is expected to start on November 1, with the top 4 qualifying to the playoffs. The playoffs will run on a best-of-seven series, where the top 2 teams will battle for the championship.

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