T1's established LCK dominance, anchored by Faker's mechanical execution, macro adaptation, and multiple Worlds titles, underpins the 98.5% implied probability that Grok AI will not defeat the roster in any 2026 League of Legends exhibition or competitive match. No official fixture has materialized despite the late-2025 challenge and T1's acceptance, with resolution requiring a confirmed result by December 31. Grok's solo-queue accounts have shown high win rates under suspected training conditions, yet these have not translated to pro-level 5v5 coordination or real-time decision-making against human constraints such as camera-based vision and capped reaction latency. Realistic shifts remain possible through late AI breakthroughs in multi-agent systems or an unexpected match announcement, though current roster health and scheduling point to sustained barriers.