Uzi - The Second Player To Enter The League of Legends Hall of Legends
Jian "Uzi" Zihao will become the second player to be inducted into the League of Legends Hall of Legends. Uzi is one of the most legendary players in League of Legends history, especially in the AD Carry role. His career embodies both triumph and tragedy: individually brilliant, yet he never managed to claim a World Championship title. Still, his impact on the game and the evolution of the botlane role made him an icon for an entire generation. Many — both pro players and fans — looked up to him.
Uzi’s Main Achievements:
- 2× Worlds Finalist:2013 (with Royal Club) — Silver2014 (with Star Horn Royal Club) — Silver
- MSI 2018 Champion (with Royal Never Give Up)
- LPL Spring & Summer Champion 2018
- LPL Spring 2018 MVP
- Most kills at Worlds 2018
- The first true ADC icon whose style became the standard for an entire region
Teams Uzi Played For:
Years |
Team
2012–2014
Royal Club/ Star Horn Royal Club
2014–2015
OMG
2016
QG Reapers/ Newbee
2016–2020
Royal Never Give Up (RNG)
2021–2022
Bilibili Gaming (did not compete)
2022–2023
EDward Gaming (EDG Academy)
Uzi spent the peak of his career with Royal Never Give Up, where he became the face and leader of the team.
Uzi had a massive influence on the development of the ADC meta. His mechanical play — especially on champions like Vayne, Kai’Sa, Ezreal, and Kog’Maw — became a model for future generations of botlane players. Unfortunately, due to health issues, he was forced to retire from professional play.
His Transcendent skin will be given to Kai’Sa, and Vayne will be available through the event pass, similar to how LeBlanc was featured last year.
Both skins will arrive with Patch 25.12, launching on July 11.
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