World Championship 2025 Junglers Tier-List

Every year, League of Legends fans eagerly await the main event of the season — the World Championship (Worlds). It’s the tournament every professional player dreams of, where teams battle for the title of the best in the world. In 2025, we’re in for an incredibly close competition: every team will arrive at the tournament in peak form, armed with strategies refined throughout the season.

That’s why we decided to create our own player rankings by role. We took into account individual performances, team achievements over the year, and each player’s career accomplishments. Of course, there’s also a bit of subjectivity — after all, what’s a ranking without personal opinion? Share your own versions with us, and let’s start with one of the key roles that sets the tempo of the game — the Jungle on Worlds 2025.

T1 Oner

It’s no surprise that Oner is currently regarded as one of the strongest junglers in the world. His 2025 season has been nothing short of phenomenal — T1 consistently remained among the top teams, showing elite-level performance at every tournament. Oner was often the driving force behind their success, especially during playoffs, where his decision-making frequently determined the outcome of crucial games.

2025 Season Results:

• LCK 2025 Season – 4th place – T1 2:3 Gen.G
• Esports World Cup 2025 – 3rd place – T1 2:3 Gen.G
• Mid-Season Invitational 2025 – 2nd place – T1 2:3 Gen.G
• LCK 2025 Road to MSI – 2nd place – T1 2:3 Gen.G
• LCK Cup 2025 – 5–6th place – T1 3:1 Hanwha Life Esports

Despite a string of silver finishes, Oner remains one of the most consistent and intelligent players on the global stage. His career already includes a World Championship title in 2023, as well as finals appearances at Worlds 2022 and 2024, where T1 consistently ranked among the best teams in the world. His ability to control the game’s tempo, read the map, and find the perfect moments to engage makes him the true engine of T1.

Among his signature champions are Lee Sin, Viego, Sejuani, Xin Zhao, Wukong, Jarvan IV, and Poppy — though the list could go on. Oner is known for his versatility and readiness to adapt to any meta while maintaining confidence and top-tier performance in every match.

Gen.G Canyon

It’s safe to say that Canyon is one of the best junglers on the planet today. His transfer to Gen.G was a defining moment of the 2025 season — the team didn’t just acquire a world-class player, but a true strategic leader capable of dictating the pace of the entire game. Canyon instantly adapted to Gen.G’s playstyle and became an essential part of their dominance this year.

2025 Season Results:

• LCK 2025 Season – 1st place – Gen.G 3:1 Hanwha Life Esports
• Esports World Cup 2025 – 1st place – Gen.G 3:2 AG.AL (Anyone’s Legend)
• Mid-Season Invitational 2025 – 1st place – Gen.G 3:2 T1
• LCK 2025 Road to MSI – 1st place – Gen.G 3:2 Hanwha Life Esports
• LCK Cup 2025 – 2nd place – Gen.G 2:3 Hanwha Life Esports

Canyon is the kind of player who can turn any team into a title contender. His map awareness, macro understanding, and calm under pressure have long been the benchmark for junglers worldwide. Within Gen.G, he didn’t just adapt — he elevated the team, adding even more depth and stability to their gameplay.

His signature champions include Lee Sin, Nidalee, Graves, Kindred, Sejuani, Viego, and Poppy. Yet Canyon’s true strength lies in his versatility: he can play both hyper-aggressively and with a control-oriented approach, perfectly adjusting to any draft. That’s why many consider him not just one of the best junglers, but perhaps the most complete player to ever take on the role in League of Legends history.

Top Esports Kanavi

Kanavi has long been recognized as one of the most consistent and intelligent junglers in the world, and his move to Top Esports only solidified that reputation. In 2025, he became the centerpiece of the team — the foundation around which all strategies were built. His composure under pressure, smart resource management, and impeccable sense of timing turned Top Esports into one of the strongest teams in China.

2025 Season Results:

• LPL 2025 Spring – 3rd place – Top Esports 1:3 Bilibili Gaming
• LPL 2025 Summer – 2nd place – Top Esports 1:3 JD Gaming
• Mid-Season Invitational 2025 – 5–6th place – Top EsportsEsports World Cup 2025 – 3–4th place – Top Esports
• LPL Cup 2025 – 1st place – Top Esports 3:2 LNG Esports

Kanavi is the type of player who can control the rhythm of an entire game. He’s equally dangerous on aggressive early-game champions and more strategic picks that demand strong macro control. His true strength lies in his ability to read the map, anticipate enemy movements, and punish even the smallest mistakes with precision.

Among his signature champions are Viego, Bel’Veth, Lee Sin, Wukong, Jarvan IV, and Sejuani. Kanavi isn’t just a jungler who enables his carries — he’s often the one creating pressure himself. In 2025, he firmly cemented his place among the global elite and proved that he has what it takes to lead Top Esports to the very top.

Anyone’s Legend Tarzan

Tarzan is one of those players who constantly reminds everyone why he’s considered a genius of the jungle. In 2025, he continues to shine as the driving force behind Anyone’s Legend, elevating the team from long-time underdogs into a legitimate threat capable of challenging the best in China and beyond. His impact is felt in every phase of the game — from early map control to perfectly coordinated teamfights.

2025 Season Results:

• LPL 2025 Spring – 4th place – Anyone’s Legend 1:3 JD Gaming
• LPL 2025 Summer – 3rd place – Anyone’s Legend 2:3 Top Esports
• Mid-Season Invitational 2025 – 5–6th place – Anyone’s Legend
• Esports World Cup 2025 – 2nd place – Anyone’s Legend 2:3 Gen.G
• LPL Cup 2025 – 3rd place – Anyone’s Legend 1:3 LNG Esports

Tarzan blends relentless aggression with surgical precision. He dictates the pace of the game, finds openings for counterattacks, and punishes every mistake the opponent makes. His map awareness and resource control have long been considered a blueprint for aspiring junglers.

Among his signature champions are Lee Sin, Graves, Viego, Wukong, Poppy, Sejuani, and Bel’Veth. But what truly sets Tarzan apart is his adaptability — he’s equally effective on assassins and tanks, seamlessly adjusting to the meta. Tarzan isn’t just the star of Anyone’s Legend — he’s their foundation.

FlyQuest Inspired

Inspired is one of the most intelligent and methodical junglers on the Western scene. As part of FlyQuest, he became the brain of the team, the player around whom their entire system revolves. After his move from Europe to North America, Inspired proved his adaptability, maintaining his trademark style — calculated, precise, and low-risk. The 2025 season became one of his best, helping FlyQuest rise from mid-table contenders to legitimate international threats.

2025 Season Results:

• LCS 2025 Spring – 2nd place – FlyQuest 2:3 Cloud9
• LCS 2025 Summer – 1st place – FlyQuest 3:1 Team Liquid
• Mid-Season Invitational 2025 – 7–8th place – FlyQuest
• Esports World Cup 2025 – 5–6th place – FlyQuest
• LCS Cup 2025 – 1st place – FlyQuest 3:0 100 Thieves

Inspired is known for his flawless positioning and map reading. He rarely takes unnecessary risks, but when he does — it’s with surgical accuracy. His control over neutral objectives and efficient resource management often determine FlyQuest’s victories.

His best champions include Elise, Viego, Maokai, Sejuani, Poppy, Lee Sin, and Kindred. Inspired’s playstyle perfectly balances safety and aggression — a harmony of micro and macro mastery. In 2025, he firmly established himself as one of the strongest junglers in the West, proving that the LCS can still produce players of world-class caliber.

Hanwha Life Esports Peanut

Peanut remains one of the most respected and experienced junglers in League of Legends history, and the 2025 season only reinforced that legacy. Playing for Hanwha Life Esports, Peanut became more than just a veteran presence — he’s the leader who gives his team both pace and confidence. His experience, game sense, and composure in clutch moments are exactly what keeps HLE among the top teams in Korea.

2025 Season Results:

• LCK 2025 Season – 2nd place – Hanwha Life Esports 1:3 Gen.G
• LCK Cup 2025 – 1st place – Hanwha Life Esports 3:2 Gen.G
• First Stand Tournament 2025 – 1st place – Hanwha Life Esports 3:0 Karmine Corp
• Esports World Cup 2025 – 5–8th place – Hanwha Life Esports
• LCK 2025 Road to MSI – 3rd place – Hanwha Life Esports 2:3 T1

Peanut is the definition of calm under pressure — nerves of steel. He can flip a game with a single decision, showing a perfect blend of aggression and intellect. He dominates the early game when needed but can just as easily shift into a macro-oriented, control-heavy playstyle.

His signature picks include Jarvan IV, Lee Sin, Sejuani, Poppy, Nidalee, Vi, and Wukong. Peanut is a player whose experience never dulls his creativity — he still finds new ways to approach the game and adapts to new metas faster than many younger pros. For Hanwha Life, he’s not just their jungler — he’s their heart, their strategist, and their core.

KT Rolster Cuzz

Cuzz is one of the most underrated yet incredibly reliable junglers in the LCK. Within KT Rolster, he’s the quiet hero — rarely in the headlines, but always doing the heavy lifting that keeps his team competitive. His discipline, composure, and deep understanding of macro play turn KT into a well-oiled machine capable of defeating even the most star-studded opponents.

2025 Season Results:

• LCK 2025 Season – 3rd place – KT Rolster 1:3 Hanwha Life Esports
• LCK Cup 2025 – 5–6th place – KT Rolster 0:3 Nongshim RedForce
• LCK 2025 Road to MSI – 4th place – KT Rolster 1:3 T1

Cuzz is known for his consistency and team-oriented mindset. He’s not after highlight moments — his strength lies in smart decisions, clean map control, and perfectly timed support for his lanes. When KT wins, it’s often because of Cuzz’s calm, methodical play that creates space for the carries to shine.

Among his signature champions are Poppy, Sejuani, Lee Sin, Viego, Xin Zhao, Jarvan IV, and Vi. His playstyle embodies what it means to be a jungler who values team success over personal glory. In 2025, Cuzz once again proved that experience and the ability to balance risk and safety are what turn a good jungler into a true cornerstone of a team.

CTBC Flying Oyster Junjia

Junjia is one of the smartest and most rapidly developing junglers in the Asian scene. As the cornerstone of CTBC Flying Oyster, he became the player who dictates the game’s tempo. His style is a blend of composure and aggression, and his mastery of jungle timing makes him a dangerous opponent even for LCK and LPL powerhouses. In 2025, Junjia helped Flying Oyster reestablish themselves as one of the strongest PCS teams and secure a well-deserved spot at Worlds.

2025 Season Results:

• LCP 2025 Season Kickoff – 1st place – CTBC Flying Oyster 3:1 PSG Talon
• LCP 2025 Summer – 1st place – CTBC Flying Oyster 3:2 PSG Talon
• Mid-Season Invitational 2025 – 5–6th place – CTBC Flying Oyster
• Esports World Cup 2025 – 9–10th place – CTBC Flying Oyster
• LCP Cup 2025 – 1st place – CTBC Flying Oyster 3:0 Beyond Gaming

Junjia excels at maintaining a perfect balance between aggression and map control. He constantly plays around his lanes, creating advantages through precise pressure and optimal vision usage. Every move he makes is calculated, and that’s what separates him from many younger junglers in the region.

His signature champions include Lee Sin, Vi, Viego, Wukong, Jarvan IV, Poppy, and Sejuani. Junjia represents the modern jungler archetype — not just mechanically strong but strategically mature. Thanks to his play, CTBC Flying Oyster remain a symbol of stability in the PCS and one of the few regional teams capable of challenging the world’s elite.

Bilibili Gaming Shadow

Shadow is one of the most explosive and unpredictable junglers in the Chinese scene. As part of Bilibili Gaming, he became the X-factor — a player who can flip the game on its head single-handedly. The 2025 season was his true breakout year: not only did he solidify his place in the starting roster, but he also helped BLG stay among the LPL’s elite, showing off a mix of aggression, confidence, and synergy with his mid and bot lanes. However, his aggression sometimes walks a fine line — it’s both his strength and his biggest gamble.

2025 Season Results:

• LPL 2025 Spring – 1st place – Bilibili Gaming 3:2 JD Gaming
• LPL 2025 Summer – 3rd place – Bilibili Gaming 1:3 Top Esports
• Mid-Season Invitational 2025 – 2nd place – Bilibili Gaming 2:3 Gen.G
• Esports World Cup 2025 – 5–6th place – Bilibili Gaming
• LPL Cup 2025 – 1st place – Bilibili Gaming 3:1 LNG Esports

Shadow is known for his fearless aggression and ability to seize control of the game from minute one. He constantly looks for pressure opportunities, leverages his lanes’ strengths, and dictates the tempo of the map. His style is pure energy and confidence — yet, over time, he’s developed more restraint and awareness, making his play far more polished and reliable.

Among his signature champions are Lee Sin, Viego, Bel’Veth, Wukong, Vi, Sejuani, and Jarvan IV. Shadow’s trademark is his willingness to play on the edge — taking risks where others would back off. In 2025, he firmly established himself as one of the most dangerous junglers in the LPL, with his aggressive style becoming a core part of Bilibili Gaming’s success.

Invictus Gaming Wei

Wei is one of the most talented and consistent junglers in the Chinese scene, and his move to Invictus Gaming was one of the biggest transfers of the 2025 season. From the moment he joined, Wei breathed new life into the team — IG became more structured, and their early game noticeably improved. Still, you can sense that both sides are adjusting to each other.

2025 Season Results:

• LPL 2025 Split 3 – 5–6th place – Invictus Gaming
• LPL 2025 Regional Finals – 2nd place – Invictus Gaming 3:1 JD Gaming
• Esports Split 1 – 7–8th place – Invictus Gaming
• LPL 2025 Split 2 – 3rd place – Invictus Gaming 1:3 Bilibili Gaming

Wei is a jungler with an incredible sense of timing and deep macro understanding. He reads the map like an open book, adapts quickly to his opponents, and maintains tempo even in tough matches. His style can be described as smart aggression — he never rushes, but he’s always in the right place to bring maximum value to his team.

His signature champions include Lee Sin, Wukong, Viego, Vi, Jarvan IV, Bel’Veth, and Sejuani. Wei doesn’t need flashy plays to prove his worth — his impact is visible in every aspect of IG’s gameplay. Thanks to him, Invictus Gaming have clawed their way back into contention for top placements and once again look like a serious threat to the LPL elite.

G2 Esports SkewMond

SkewMond is one of the brightest discoveries of the European scene in 2025. The young French-Lebanese jungler burst into G2 Esports ’ main roster and quickly proved he belongs among Europe’s best. His debut international season was a true test of resilience — and he passed it with flying colors, helping G2 maintain their status as Europe’s flagship team.

2025 Season Results:

• LEC 2025 Winter – 2nd place – G2 Esports 0:3 Karmine Corp
• LEC 2025 Spring – 2nd place – G2 Esports 1:3 KOI
• LEC 2025 Summer – 1st place – G2 Esports 3:0 KOI
• Mid-Season Invitational 2025 – 7–8th place – G2 Esports
• Esports World Cup 2025 – 4th place – G2 Esports 0:2 T1

SkewMond has quickly become the kind of jungler who perfectly blends calculated decision-making with moments of fearless boldness. He’s not afraid to take risks, but every move he makes fits into the bigger picture. For a rookie, he shows remarkable maturity — confident in his pathing, composed under pressure, and unshaken even against global superstars.

Among his best champions are Vi, Wukong, Maokai, Jarvan IV, Lee Sin, and Sejuani. SkewMond represents a new generation of junglers — combining European flair with Eastern discipline. If he continues to grow at this pace, Europe might finally have a jungler capable of standing toe-to-toe with the giants of the LCK and LPL.

Fnatic Razork

Razork remains one of Europe’s most recognizable and experienced junglers, and in 2025 he continues to be the heart of Fnatic. Over the years, he’s evolved from a promising rookie into a true leader who keeps his team sharp even during the toughest series. The 2025 season marked a renaissance for both Fnatic and Razork — the team returned to form, and the Spanish jungler reasserted himself as one of Europe’s elite.

2025 Season Results:

• LEC 2025 Winter – 3rd place – Fnatic 2:3 Karmine Corp
• LEC 2025 Spring – 4th place – Fnatic 0:3 Karmine Corp
• LEC 2025 Summer – 3rd place – Fnatic 1:3 KOI

Razork is known for his high-tempo aggression and ability to seize control of the game early. He doesn’t wait for mistakes — he creates them. Over time, his macro play has matured significantly: he no longer just hunts kills but focuses on map pressure, resource distribution, and setting up his carries for success.

His signature picks include Lee Sin, Vi, Wukong, Viego, Jarvan IV, Bel’Veth, and Poppy. Comfortable both as an initiator and a playmaker, Razork can decide the outcome of a fight on his own. In 2025, he once again embodied the spirit of European aggression, reigniting Fnatic’s trademark fire that made them legends of the LEC.

MAD Lions KOI Elyoya

Elyoya remains one of the smartest and most stable junglers in Europe, continuing to prove why his name is synonymous with elite-level play. After joining MAD Lions KOI, he quickly became the cornerstone of the team — setting the pace, shaping their strategy, and bringing order to chaos. Elyoya is the kind of jungler who thrives on precision, turning uncertainty into control.

2025 Season Results:

• LEC 2025 Winter – 4th place – MAD Lions KOI 1:3 Fnatic
• LEC 2025 Spring – 1st place – MAD Lions KOI 3:0 G2 Esports
• LEC 2025 Summer – 2nd place – MAD Lions KOI 1:3 G2 Esports
• Mid-Season Invitational 2025 – 7–8th place – MAD Lions KOI
• Esports World Cup 2025 – 5–8th place – MAD Lions KOI

Elyoya stands out for his exceptional map awareness and leadership qualities. He dictates the game’s rhythm from the start, applying pressure where opponents least expect it. His style could be called “controlled chaos” — always in command, even in messy situations, and always aware of when a calculated risk will pay off.

His signature champions include Vi, Wukong, Viego, Lee Sin, Jarvan IV, Maokai, and Sejuani. Elyoya makes his team play around him, yet always keeps the focus on the win rather than personal glory. In 2025, he continues to embody the essence of the Spanish League of Legends school — smart, structured, and full of passion.

100 Thieves River

River is one of the most experienced and adaptable junglers in the Western scene, and his 2025 season with 100 Thieves further proved it. Over his years in the LCS, he has built a reputation as a player capable of fitting into any team and any style — from methodical map control to full-on early aggression. Within 100 Thieves, River became the glue that binds the roster together and helps younger players shine.

2025 Season Results:

• LCS 2025 Spring – 3rd place – 100 Thieves 1:3 Team Liquid
• LCS 2025 Summer – 2nd place – 100 Thieves 1:3 FlyQuest
• Mid-Season Invitational 2025 – 9–10th place – 100 Thieves
• Esports World Cup 2025 – 7–8th place – 100 Thieves
• LCS Cup 2025 – 2nd place – 100 Thieves 0:3 FlyQuest

River is known for his steady tempo and excellent decision-making. He rarely makes mistakes and always finds the most efficient ways to pressure key lanes. His style could be summed up as “calm aggression” — not flashy, but always effective, always in the right place at the right time.

Among his signature champions are Vi, Wukong, Sejuani, Lee Sin, Viego, Jarvan IV, and Poppy. River’s greatest strength is his macro awareness — the ability to build the game around his carries while maintaining full control over neutral objectives. In 2025, he reaffirmed his place as one of the most reliable and intelligent junglers in the LCS — a true embodiment of consistency and teamwork.

PSG Talon Karsa

Karsa is a living legend of the Asian scene and, without exaggeration, one of the most respected junglers in League of Legends history. In 2025, he continues to shine with PSG Talon, displaying the same cold-blooded calculation and killer instinct that defined his prime years. His experience and game sense elevate the entire team, and his mere presence on the map forces opponents to play more cautiously.

2025 Season Results:

• PCS 2025 Spring – 2nd place – PSG Talon 1:3 CTBC Flying Oyster
• PCS 2025 Summer – 2nd place – PSG Talon 2:3 CTBC Flying Oyster
• Mid-Season Invitational 2025 – 9–10th place – PSG Talon
• Esports World Cup 2025 – 9–10th place – PSG Talon
• PCS Cup 2025 – 2nd place – PSG Talon 0:3 CTBC Flying Oyster

Karsa is the embodiment of strategic intelligence. He doesn’t rely on mechanical outplays — his strength lies in reading the map, predicting enemy movements, and creating the space his teammates need. He senses the rhythm of the game better than anyone, knowing when to strike and when to choke out opponents through control alone.

His signature champions include Lee Sin, Viego, Wukong, Jarvan IV, Vi, Sejuani, and Kindred. Karsa’s play has shaped generations of junglers, and in 2025, he remains a symbol of class and composure. With him on the roster, PSG Talon continue to fight for titles against the new wave of hungry PCS talent.

Team Secret Hizto

Hizto is one of the biggest revelations of the Southeast Asian scene and arguably the breakout star of the 2025 season. At just 18 years old, this jungler from Team Secret has proven that age is no barrier to greatness. Despite his limited experience, Hizto quickly became the team’s central figure and primary source of aggression — taking on the leadership role when it comes to tempo and initiation.

2025 Season Results:

• LCP 2025 Season Finals – 2nd place – Team Secret 0:3 CTBC Flying Oyster (Junjia)
• LCP 2025 Mid Season – 4th place – Team Secret 1:3 GAM Esports
• LCP 2025 Season Kickoff – 5–6th place – Team Secret 0:2 GAM Esports

Hizto is the definition of a carry jungler — he loves playing aggressively, finding early gank opportunities, and dictating the match’s rhythm himself. But his skillset goes beyond mechanics: even at his young age, he demonstrates a macro understanding on par with far more seasoned players. Hizto isn’t afraid to take risks, and that fearlessness makes his matches both entertaining and unpredictable.

Among his signature champions are Lee Sin, Viego, Wukong, Bel’Veth, Xin Zhao, and Vi. His playstyle is bold and confident, built around pressure and individual outplays. Hizto represents the new generation of SEA junglers — young, ambitious, and unafraid to challenge even the world’s most established legends.

Keyd Stars Disamis

Disamis is one of the brightest names on the South American scene and the driving force behind Vivo Keyd Stars ’ success in 2025. The young Brazilian jungler managed to combine aggression with composure, becoming the true leader of a team that stormed its way into the region’s elite. His confidence and mechanical precision helped VKS not only claim domestic titles but also make their mark internationally.

2025 Season Results:

• LTA Championship – 2nd place – Vivo Keyd Stars 1:3 FlyQuest
• LTA South 2025 Split 3 – 1st place – Vivo Keyd Stars 3:0 Red Canids
• LTA South 2025 Split 2 – 4th place – Vivo Keyd Stars
• LTA South 2025 Split 1 – 7–8th place – Vivo Keyd Stars

Disamis is the embodiment of pure aggression. He doesn’t wait for opponents to make mistakes — he forces them to. His gameplay revolves around high-tempo pressure and sharp control of neutral objectives. Despite his youth, he shows an impressive grasp of macro play and a rare sense of confidence that sets him apart from his peers.

Among his best champions are Lee Sin, Viego, Wukong, Xin Zhao, Vi, and Jarvan IV. Disamis is the kind of player who sets the tone for his entire team, unafraid to take responsibility in clutch moments. In 2025, he became the face of Brazil’s new generation of junglers — living proof that CBLOL continues to produce talent capable of competing on the world stage.

And with that, our Jungle Power Ranking comes to an end. As mentioned earlier, this is a subjective list, shaped by each player’s form and impact throughout the 2025 season.

If you’ve got your own ranking — share it! It’s always great to see different perspectives. Enjoy the biggest tournament of the year — and may the best team claim the crown at Worlds 2025.