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| Certain players in the Overwatch League have built a reputation on being “hard carries,” dragging their teams to victory whether they like it or not. One step beyond the hardest of carries lies the “Fleta Deadlift,” one of the most difficult achievements a player can earn in the league. The feat is named after 2020 Most Valuable Player Kim “Fleta” Byung-sun of the Shanghai Dragons and, formerly, the Seoul Dynasty. While he has made a name for himself as a part of those teams, the original Fleta Deadlifts happened far before his time in the Overwatch League. As a part of Flash Lux, a Korean Overwatch team that competed in numerous APEX tournaments, 토토사이트추천 Fleta routinely racked up eliminations even when the rest of his team was underperforming. During a 2017 APEX match against Afreeca Freecs Red, Fleta single-handedly brought Flash Lux a win. In a subsequent match against MVP Space, Fleta scored over half of his team’s final blows on a single map and the Fleta Deadlift was officially born. According to the Overwatch League StatsLab, which tracks Fleta Deadlifts and numerous other game and player statistics, the official definition of a deadlift is a scenario in which a player “accounts for 50 percent or more of their team’s final blows in a map.” For example, if the entire team gets 42 final blows on a map, a single player must account for at least 21 of those final blows for it to qualify as a Fleta Deadlift. |
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