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| Accompanying the roster to Worlds once more is Crisp, who made 2021 the year about redefining what a support player is expected to do. Though Crisp struggled to stand out in the field of world-class supports within the LPL, the fire he brought to the roster of veteran talent in FPX was enough to being their season to a successful end. Through these shortcomings came a large potential for growth, and in just a handful of matches in the Summer Playoffs, the Crisp we once knew returned in full force. Knowing the support meta was congested throughout 2021 was just what Crisp needed to reassure the world that he deserves to sit on the support throne. Being forced onto the likes of Thresh and Leona has never been a problem for the FPX support—rather, this is where Crisp shined, bringing back the feel of FPX’s 2019 run through the LPL. 스포츠토토사이트 While they may not have won the Summer Playoffs, FPX came back from their slump in the spring with a newfound confidence that could very well lead them to yet another Summoner’s Cup. MAD Kaiser This year was the year of the MAD Lions. No longer were G2 and Fnatic battling each other for European supremacy—a returning challenger entered the fray with new faces ready to shock the world. And shock the world they did. In the spring, they came out as champions. In the summer, they also came out as champions. Now with Worlds right around the corner, they’re looking to take the LEC’s recognition to a new level. Complete with a play-making support like Kaiser joining many of his teammates in their debut at Worlds, MAD look ready to take on what the World Championship is going to throw at them. One of Kaiser’s main strengths that we’ve seen in his first couple of years on the main LEC stage is his confidence. Despite having started out in a field full of championship veterans, Kaiser stood his ground and won the LEC’s Mid-Split MVP award in 2020—one of the best debut years of any LEC rookie. Yet this isn’t Kaiser’s first go at an international stage this year. He attended Worlds with the org last year, and just a few short months ago, he and the rest of MAD made their presence felt at MSI. Between his prowess on heavy-engage champs and ability to make game-defining plays, Kaiser has already shown the world that not having that veteran experience doesn’t make you a lesser player. |
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