DWG KIA fired a number of players and specialists from the organization
The South Korean esports organization has announced a reshuffle in the League of Legends roster . Jang 'Nuguri' Ha-gwon, Noh 'Burdol' Tae-yoon, left the team in the last few days, and the club was left without two coaches Deany and Zefa, and athletic director kkOma.
Nuguri joined DWG in April of this year and Burdol became part of the team in August. Together with these players, the Korean organization was able to take 4th place at the LCK 2022 Summer and LCK 2022 Summer Playoffs, and win at the LCK 2022 Regional Finals. At Worlds 2022 DWG KIA finished in 5th-8th place, earning $100,125. Management probably considered these results unsatisfactory and decided to replace the players. Now they are free agents.
The composition of the DWG KIA is presented below:
- Canyon
- ShowMaker
- Kellin
Recall that The 2022 Season World Championship was held from September 29 to November 5 this year in Mexico and the United States. 24 teams competed for the $2,225,000 prize pool and the title of world champion. The winner of the tournament was the Korean team DPX, who earned the main prize of $489,500.
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