Worlds 2017 champion to name son after League of Legends character
Former professional League of Legends player Kang 'Ambition' Chan-yong has revealed that he is expecting a son in December. The South Korean esportsman will name the baby after the Jarvan IV character, namely Jarvan V.
The choice fell on this hero, because Ambition was able to become the League of Legends world champion on it, winning Worlds 2017. Then the player played for the Samsung Galaxy teams. For the first place in the tournament, the team earned the main prize of $1,855,114.
Ambition started his esports career in November 2011 for the MiG Blaze team. In addition, the esportsman managed to play for such teams as Azubu Blaze, CJ Entus Blaze, CJ Entus, Samsung Galaxy and KSV eSports. The last club for Ambition as a player was Gen.G. The player's career came to an end in November 2018. Since December 2019, Ambition has been working as a streamer for Gen.G.
This year, Worlds 2022 will take place in Mexico and the United States from September 29th to November 5th. 24 teams will compete for an impressive prize pool of $2,225,000. Teams from Eastern Europe will not be represented as Riot Games canceled the LCL this year.
Maksym has been working at EGamersWorld since 2017. Joining the company during his first year at university, he worked as a translator until 2022. After that, Maksym began working as an editor. His main discipline is Dota 2, and over time, Maksym's responsibilities expanded to include CS:GO, CS2 and Valorant. Additionally, as an editor, he publishes various materials on gaming topics.
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