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FlyQuest LCS Roster 2022 – Ready for January

Posted on by Gabriel Sciberras

It’s no argument that FlyQuest had a poor season last year. Indeed, after placing in the top 3 at both regional events of the LCS for 2020, they fell off in 2021 in a major way. Accordingly, some change has taken place, and we’re happy to present the FlyQuest LCS Roster 2022!

FlyQuest LCS Roster 2022 – Great Potential

So, what do we have to expect for next season? Well, the organization definitely has high hopes after making some major changes once the team realised that making it to Worlds 2021 was out of the question.

Credits: FlyQuest Twitter

Accordingly, by also bringing on some new talent from the Academy team, the following is the roster signed for the incoming season of LCS 2022:

  • Colin “Kumo” Zhao – Top
  • Brandon “Josedeodo” Villegas – Jungle
  • Loic “toucouille” Dubois – Mid
  • Frank “Tomo” Lam – Bot
  • Johnson “Johnsun” Nguyen – Bot
  • Zaqueri “aphromoo” Black – Support
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Credits: Riot Games

Whatever happens, they can only improve from their performance from last season:

  • 9th @ LCS Summer 2021
  • 8th @ LCS Spring 2021

With this roster, they aim to make it to the next Worlds 2021 event and try nmake more of an impact on a regional level.

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100 Thieves LCS mithy – Bringing On a New Coach

Posted on by Gabriel Sciberras

As we’ve always stated, coaches are sometimes the missing piece for a team to achieve success. Accordingly, in franchised leagues such as the LCS, many organization invest in this. Indeed, one such team is 100 Thieves, as backed up by a recent press release. Read on to learn about 100 Thieves LCS mithy below!

100 Thieves LCS mithy – The Right Choice?

Over the past year, 100 Thieves have headed into each game with the strategy of Ham “Lustboy” Jang-sik. However, with the announcement of his departure, a new coach is in the mix.

Credits: 100 Thieves Esports Twitter

Specifically, it’s official that Alfonso “mithy” Rodriguez is coming on board from Cloud9 to help out with the coaching. This only makes sense, as we’ll explain below.

First off, here are 100 Thieves’ main achievements from last year:

  • 9-11th @ 2021 World Championship
  • 1st @ LCS Summer 2021
  • 4th @ LCS Spring 2021
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Credits: LCS

Meanwhile, while coaching Cloud9, “mithy” achieved the following:

  • 5-8th @ 2021 World Championship
  • 3rd @ LCS Summer 2021
  • 5th @ MSI 2021
  • 1st @ LCS Spring 2021

By sourcing talent from a rivalling LCS team, this is a sure way to up the organization’s game.

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LoL 2021 All-Star Event – Unfortunately Canceled

Posted on by Gabriel Sciberras

With regards to the competitive calendar for League of Legends, one of the more peculiar events is the All-Star Event. Indeed, celebrating the best talents in the world, it’s always been a merry and light-hearted way to end the year before next season. However, the LoL 2021 All-Star Event has been canceled – read on to learn more!

LoL 2021 All-Star Event – No Venue, No Event

Accordingly, as you can expect, the reason behind this decision is in fact due to the global health situation.

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(Photo by Colin Young-Wolff/Riot Games)

Yet, last year the event was online – why couldn’t it be online this year? Here’s Riot Games’ reasoning on the matter:

While we assessed switching to an online format like we did for ASE 2020, we do not feel that this format truly captures the spirit of ASE, which is to bring pros, influencers, and fans together to celebrate the LoL Esports season with cross-regional competition.

We want to sincerely thank all of our fans, players, and partners for supporting us this year.

Credits: Riot Games PR
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Credits: Riot Games

Honestly, it makes a lot of sense. Basically, why host this community event without the community?

With that being said, we’ll have to wait until January before we can return to enjoying competitive League of Legends at the highest level.

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Cloud9 LCS Roster 2022 – Rebuilding the Coaching Staff

Posted on by Gabriel Sciberras

Indeed, it’s a discussion in the community as to whether or not coaches make a difference or not. Accordingly, their role is seen as essential by the competitors, while the community finds it hard to understand. Anyway, the Cloud9 LCS Roster 2022 aims to make improvements by remodelling their coaching front.

Cloud9 LCS Roster 2022 – Parting Ways With 3 Coaches

Accordingly, we already know the 2022 roster for Cloud9. Combining some international talent, the roster will definitely need to be backed up by some of the best coaches in the world in order to progress.

Credits: Cloud9 Twitter

That’s where Cloud9 is drawing the line. After a somewhat mixed season, the organization is letting go of the following three coaches:

  • Alfonso “mithy” Aguirre Rodriguez
  • Kim “Reignover” Yeu-jin
  • Jonathan “Westrice” Nguyen

And just like that, the Blues are in the market for a new head and strategic coach for their main roster, and a head coach for their Academy roster.

Credits: Cloud9 Twitter

Indeed, anyone signed will be looking to improve on the performances from last year:

  • 5-8th @ 2021 Worlds Championship
  • 3rd @ LCS Summer 2021
  • 5th @ Mid-Season Invitaitonal 2021
  • 1st @ LCS Spring 2021

We’ll be staying up to date for any further updates.

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DWG KIA LCK 2022 Roster Revealed – Planning A Return to the Top

Posted on by Gabriel Sciberras

When should a team make a roster change? Indeed, that’s a great question. While the majority of the community would say it’s when the team is doing poorly, even placing second at the largest event in the world could be ‘failure’. Accordingly, this is the story behind the DWG KIA LCK 2022 Roster as you’ll see below!

DWG KIA LCK 2022 Roster – Keeping ShowMaker and Canyon

Indeed, last season was very interesting for the dominant DAMWON Gaming KIA. Indeed, Spring started off normally, with them clenching the top spot and position without any question.

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Credits: Riot Games

However, following a surprising second place finish at the Mid-Season Invitational 2021, the team went through a rollercoaster. Although still placing first in LCK Summer 2021, they only placed second at Worlds.

That’s simply not good enough. Accordingly, with the majority of the roster leaving, here’s a look at the new and upcoming DWG KIA:

  • Noh “Burdol” Tae-yoon – Top
  • Kim “Malrang” Geun-seong – Jungle
  • Kim “Canyon” Geon-bu – Jungle
  • Heo “ShowMaker” Su – Mid
  • Cho “Rahel” Min-seong – Bot
  • Seo “deokdam” Dae-gil – Bot
  • Kim “Kellin” Hyeong-gyu – Support
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Credits: Riot Games

Indeed, it’ll be a tall task to beat their performance last year:

  • 2nd @ 2021 World Championship
  • 1st @ LCK Summer 2021
  • 2nd @ Mid-Season Invitational 2021
  • 1st @ LCK Spriing 2021

As you can tell, the only way up is to find victories internationally.

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LEC 2022 Details Revealed – Riot Spills All the Beans

Posted on by Gabriel Sciberras

With rostermania boiling over for competitive League of Legends, it’ll all have to end soon as the regional leagues kick off shortly. Indeed, we have some details to discuss. Accordingly, read on as we discuss the LEC 2022 Details as revealed by Riot Games in their press release!

LEC 2022 Details Revealed – Quick Facts

Credits: LEC Twitter

Following an exciting season, read on as we list some of the essential points from their press release;

  • LEC 2022 Spring Dates: Kicking off on 14th January 2022 with two Superweeked
  • Spring Playoffs: Kicking off on 25th March, Finals on 9-10th April
  • Spring Playoffs and Finals will take place in LEC Studio Berlin
  • Amazon European Masters Sprig – starts on 4th April and finishes 8th May

In additional news, there’s more to talk about. Furthermore, Team BDS is making a move into the league, with FC Schalke 04 giving up their spot in the franchised league.

Credits: Rogue Twitter

Specifically, Riot has place some emphasis on ‘Superweeks’, where there’ll be three days of competitive back-to-back matches specifically targetting some classic rivalries.

The only bad news is that the LEC roadshow will not take place due to health reasons.

Otherwise, we can’t wait for this upcoming season.

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Nongshim RedForce LCK 2022 – A Huge Contender for Next Season

Posted on by Gabriel Sciberras

Last season for Nongshim LCK ended quite poorly. Indeed, despite a great effort, they failed to qualify for Worlds 2021. Indeed, it was back to the drawing board and that saw a few changes roll in. Accordingly, we can now finally discuss Nongshim RedForce LCK 2022’s new roster. Read on to learn more about them!

Nongshim RedForce LCK 2022 – Ghost from DWG KIA is Here

Credits: Nongshim RedForce Twitter

Nongshim RedForce are a staple in Korean competitive League of Legends. Always guaranteed to contend in the region, they’ve recently failed to climb up the ranks to really show off their skills.

This off-season, the roster dropped their entire team with the likes of Gori, Wayne, Rich, Kellin and deokdam all leaving to make way for this newly announced roster:

  • Kim “Canna” Chang-dong – Top – T1
  • Lee “Dread” Jin-hyeok – Jungle – Afreeca Freecs
  • Gwak “Bdd” Bo-seong – Mid – Gen.G
  • Jang “Ghost” Yong-jun – Bot – DWG.KIA
  • Lee “Effort” Sang-ho – Support – SANDBOX Gaming
Credits; NS RedForce Global Twitter

The ceiling of this team is simply insane. Indeed, as you can see in the list, the organization has sourced all five of their players from different teams. Taking players from better teams is a great way to climb the ranks and improve from their last season:

  • 3rd @ LCK Regional Finals 2021
  • 4th @ LCK Summer 2021
  • 6th @ LCK Spring 2021

Considering the talent on this roster, we hope to see them make it to Worlds this time around!

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Gen.G LCK Roster 2021 – Score and More Join the Team

Posted on by Gabriel Sciberras

While Gen.G have announced their active roster for the upcoming season, there’s more to a roster than the players. Accordingly, the Gen.G LCK Roster 2021 isn’t done forming as they’ve now announced some coaching stuff to support the team further. Indeed, read more to learn about this story.

Gen.G LCK Roster 2021 – The More the Merrier

Credits: Gen.G Esports Twitter

Specifically, the LCK roster has announced the following coaching staff to take care of the roster the coming season. Here they are listed below:

  • Go “Score” Dong-bin – Head Coach
  • Won “Mafa” Sang-yeon – Coach
  • Kim “Museong” Moo-seong – Coach

Indeed, they look great and plan to take the following roster through a difficult and hopefully successfully season:

Credits: Gen.G Esports Twitter
  • Noh “Burdol” Tae-yoon – Top
  • Choi “Doran” Hyeon-joon – Top
  • Han “Peanut” Wang-ho – Jungle
  • Jeong “Chovy” Ji-hoon – Mid
  • Park “Ruler” Jae-hyuk – Bot
  • Son “Lehends” Si-woo – Support

As we’ll reiterate, the LCK roster is planning to improve in last year’s performance:

  • 3-4th @ 2021 World Championship
  • 3rd @ LCK Summer 2021
  • 2nd @ LCK Spring 2021

Indeed, by showing their focus with an all-new coaching staff, Gen.G are looking deadly heading into next year.

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T1 LCK Roster 2022 – Canna Leaving, Still Not Finished

Posted on by Gabriel Sciberras

Keeping up with all of this rostermania is definitely a headache. However, we love it. Accordingly, our next story takes us to the LCK with T1. Indeed, read on as we cover some more changes from this team concerning the T1 LCK Roster 2022!

T1 LCK Roster 2022 – Where to Now?

As we’ve covered, T1 is still trying to patch things up in rostermania. Over the past few days, a few players have in fact departed, such as Clozer and Mireu. Only yesterday, another departure was announced with Canna leaving the LCK roster.

Credits: T1 LoL Twitter

Accordingly, here is your final lineup as it is right now:

  • Moon “Oner” Hyeon-joon – Jungler
  • Lee “Faker” Sang-hyeok – Mid Laner
  • Lee “Gumayusi” Min-hyeong – Bot Laner
  • Ryu “Keria” Min-seok – Support
  • Choi “Zeus” Woo-je – Sub/Top

Naturally, we’re not sure whether or not this will be it, though we’re confident T1 are doing what’s best to guarantee success in this upcoming season.

Credits: T1 LoL Twitter

Considering their results below, they’ll be looking to be more consistent overall:

  • 3-4th @ Worlds 2021
  • 1st @ LCK 2021 Regional Finals
  • 2nd @ LCK 2021 Summer Playoffs
  • 4th @ LCK 2021 Summer

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Team Liquid Bjergsen – The Return of the Veteran

Posted on by Gabriel Sciberras

A few years back, the veteran Soren “Bjergsen” Bjerg announced his move to coaching and ending his established career as a renowned competitor. Accordingly, Team Liquid Bjergsen has hit the headlines as part of the announcement for the organizations future in the 2022 LCS season.

Team Liquid Bjergsen – Possibilities are Endless

Anyways, let’s start by first looking at the roster in its entirety. Over the past days, we’ve covered the fact that the roster has been building up. However, they’ve needed one final piece – here’s the full roster finally official:

  • Gabriel “Bwipo” Rau – Top
  • Lucas ‘Santorin” Kilmer Larsen – Jungle
  • Nicolaj “Jensen” Jensen – Mid
  • Soren “Bjergsen” Bjerg – Mid
  • Steven “Hans sama” Liv – Bot
  • Jo “CoreJJ” Yong-in – Support
Credits: Team Liquid Twitter

So, who is Bjergsen, and why is he a big deal. Accordingly, it’s due to his incredible record in the scene:

  • 1st @ LCS Summer 2020
  • 2nd @ LCS Sprign 2019
  • 1st @ NA LCS Summer 2017
  • 1st @ Rift Rivals 2017: NA vs EU

However, is he enough to help raise the quality fo this team? Accordingly, his combined veteran leadership together with the youngsters present could lead to something great.

Credits: Team Liquid LoL Twitter

We’ll be monitoring how this team performances in the future.

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