Faker earns 500 wins on LCK
Lee Sang-hyeok, known to everyone as Faker from the T1 team, yesterday reached the anniversary figure of 500 wins on the LCK , which is a record for both the mid-laner himself and the entire LCK pro-scene.
Many analysts and commentators already kept the statistics of his victories to themselves and were ready for Faker to receive the coveted figure. But T1 officially congratulated their "darling" on Twitter.
Three times world champion, Sang Hyuk, in yesterday's match against Gen.G, got his last victory, which separated him from 500 victories in his home region. By the way, number two of the Korean scene in terms of the number of wins, Deft is behind Faker by as much as 129 wins, which is simply an unthinkable gap from the first place.
In honor of such an event, I propose to raise and view some more interesting numbers that relate to the achievements of Lee Sang Hyuk in League of Legends!
What's on Faker?
Some interesting and not boring statistics!
For example, at least the fact that he has been with his T1 team for 9 years and 4 months. I think it's obvious to every esports fan that often players don't stay long in one team and are always exploring new opportunities and offers, and the maximum contracts are signed for 5 years. However, Faker has outlived almost all of its team names, starting with SK Telecom T1 2 back in 2013, SK Telecom T1 K in 2014, and SK Telecom T1 in 2015, which has rebranded itself as simply T1 since 2019.
- With 500 wins, Sang Hyuk became the first player in LCK history to play 700 pro games on LCK splits out of 740 to date, finishing his 700th game on February 20, 2022.
- Faker's most victorious champion was Azir with 58 wins. Immediately behind him are the one with whom the player is associated - Le Blanc with 34 victories.
- On the blue side, he won slightly more games - 255. While on the red side - 243 wins. What can be considered an equal result.
- In those 740 games, he had 2,591 kills and 3,902 assists! And he died less, only 1,498 deaths. Which makes it an average KDA of 4.33.
- But in prize money from all his victories and throughout his entire career in the League of Legends, the player earned approximately $ 1,541,443 dollars.
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