Korean Media Selects The TOP5 Top Laners In The S12 World Championship: Three Domestic Top Laners Are On The List, With 369 Ranking First

XỔ SỐ VIỆT NAM 2023年12月01日 23:48 29 admin

The League of Legends S12 World Championship is approaching. Recently, major foreign media have given their rankings of teams and players for this year’s World Championship. Today, Korean media inven also began to share some of its rankings of players in various positions in this World Championship. The following is the top lane ranking they just released.

In this top lane ranking, there are three domestic top laners on the list, and the other two are LCK players. Let’s take a look.

Fifth place: RNG.

He made his debut in 2019 and was traded to RNG in this summer split. This was a transfer operation that was initially questioned by many people. The reason is very simple. No team would make a transfer after winning the MSI championship.

Although he has now entered the World Championship with RNG, judging from his data, it can only be said to be average. In 2022 alone, he finished 7th in the Spring Split [then on BLG] and 5th on RNG in the Summer Split. He has already proven that he is particularly good at dealing with split champions like Jian Ji and Jax in the second half of the summer split, and now for him, Worlds is a perfect opportunity to prove that he can afford it. The opportunity for Philippine worth.

Fourth place: TES.

After spending about two seasons in Top's secondary league, he made his debut as their main starting top laner. He left a good impression in his first game in the LPL. He was named the best rookie in the 2022 LPL Spring Split and was also included in the top laner of the third team in the spring split.

He is what many people call an all-around top laner. Whether he is solo killing on the top lane, absorbing/reversing ganks, operating on the side, or in team battles, he is very clear about his role in the TES team game. Even when his team isn't focused on the top lane, he's very adept at using the tools he's been given to create advantages. However, the 2022 World Championship will be his first real test on the international stage, so we'll be interested to see how he performs in international competition.

Third place: T1.Zeus

As the starting top laner for T1, arguably the largest esports team in the world, high expectations were always placed on him. Even as a trainee of T1, his ability in the top lane has been praised by many industry insiders in the Korean e-sports circle. Under the training of T1, Zeus joined T1's main roster as a substitute top laner in 2021, and was promoted to the starting top lane position in the 2022 season.

If you notice the way he plays, you'll question whether he's really a rookie. Generally speaking, newcomers tend to either play too aggressively and then keep getting killed, or play too conservatively and look particularly cowardly, but his performance in 2022 makes you wonder whether he is really a newcomer. He played an integral role in T1's victory in the Spring Split and helped T1 finish second in the 2022 MSI and Summer Split.

From soaking up enemy ganks and resources in the top lane, to his side lane operations, to his team fights, Zeus has proven himself to be excellent in every aspect. This may be Zeus' first Worlds appearance this year, but with all the experience he's gained over the past year, there's no doubt he'll reach even greater heights at Worlds this year.

Second place: GEN.Doran

For Dolan, 2022 is the year of redemption. He and Gen.G finally succeeded in defeating T1 and won the championship in the summer split. Now, he returns to the international stage after two years, last time at DRX in 2020.

Considered by many to be a consummate team player, the 22-year-old top laner never gets enough credit because his performance is often overshadowed by his teammates. To be honest, if your teammates are, Chovy, Ruler and, almost everyone will be overshadowed. However, this also has to do with the meta being centered around the bot lane; paying attention to the details of his game will definitely help appreciate what a strong top laner and team player he is, so can he finally capture his first international title this year? ?

First place: JDG.369

369 defeated his former team TES and became the champion of this year's LPL Summer Split. He will go to the World Championship as the top seed of LPL. He was even selected to the first team of the 2022 Summer Split regular season.

Due to his inconsistent performance in the past, his fans have always compared him to the number on a dice. This was especially true early in his career. However, he worked so hard that during this summer split, he always rolled a '9' on the dice. Under the careful cultivation of coach homme, coupled with his own hard work, he achieved the summer split championship. As a player who has achieved so much in China in just two years, many people expect that his performance in the World Championship this year will also be a '9'.

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