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| Experience and progress are directly related variables in theory. But when a player has already eclipsed every competitor in their field with just a few years of proven experience, “progress” quickly turns into “greatness.” Coming off of a League of Legends World Championship title in 2020, DWG KIA mid laner ShowMaker is the bannerman for an ever-growing wave of the game’s next-gen superstars. With an MVP award, several All-Pro accolades, four domestic championships, and the Summoner’s Cup all in his trophy case, the question for ShowMaker is simple: how much higher can one man go when he’s already reached the apex of his craft? In 2019, ShowMaker proved he could compete with the giants of the international scene when he and DAMWON Gaming reached the quarterfinal round at that year’s World Championship. That prior experience helped him secure the Summoner’s Cup in 2020, and now, in his third appearance at Worlds, ShowMaker is on the precipice of yet another historic title. 먹튀검증사이트 “Coming back in our third year at Worlds, I think we’re definitely more experienced,” ShowMaker told Dot Esports. “Having the experience of being a champion really means a lot in terms of how confident you are or how you can cope with pressure. I think that’s the main difference this year.” Whereas some players feed off of tense moments, ShowMaker isn’t too proud to admit he still feels the stress. “I do feel some pressure, but I’ve never really thought that pressure has helped,” he said. “I’m just trying to get over it for the most part. I have great teammates and I think I’m dealing with it pretty well.” |
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