The appearance of Madlife will appear after Hol after Faker and Uzi
As is known, recently, Riot has officially launched the Hol outfit of Uzi – the player who has always been considered “Faker of LPL” for influence and reputation. Even, many viewers joked that even the choice of Hol, Uzi had to be ranked behind Faker as the name “King in the second” has clung to him throughout his career. But if the presence of Uzi, though controversial but still reasonable, recently, an almost utopian rumor made the League of Legends community controversial: Madlife will be able to join Hol, causing the community to argue fiercely.
Madlife appears to join Hall of Legends.
Accordingly, some information in the form of Rumour about Madlife will appear at Hol that surprised many people and of course accompanied by a question and opposition. Because, although it can be considered “holy pull” when using generals like Thresh or Blitzcrank is extremely “magical”, all of Madlife is only that. Even the rare significant titles he has only includes 1 OGN Summer 2012 championship and the Runner -up of Worlds of the same year. The remaining, Madlife has never stepped onto the highest podium of any tournament.
Immediately exploded in controversy.
The fact that Madlife joined Hol was almost impossible
If Uzi can talk about the influence, reputation … then even these factors, with Madlife it is difficult to say. At the present time, the former Azubu Frost star is almost “great Gypsy”. He also does not have any fan association big enough to show that he is really influential or reputation in the Korean League of Legends, not to mention the world.
In fact, people still repeat his highlight clips with Thresh, Blitzcrank of the ancient days – the time when supporting the opening of fighting is still a strange factor and the control of map, plugging/breaking eye has not become a mandatory habit of all 10 players in a match.
Although quite cruel, Madlife clearly does not meet too many Hol criteria.
On the other hand, Hol is a form of “money” of Riot. But if even at LCK, one may not even put Madlife to support the most fame, when there are still many other names such as Mata, Wolf, Keria (all of which are in T1 – the largest team of League of Legends), there is no reason for Riot to invest in a adventure deal with Madlife.
Moreover, generals like Blitzcrank or Thresh are all mutant choices and currently no longer suitable for meta, almost the skin skin (if any) appearing in a professional arena is extremely rare. And so, Madlife's appearance in Hol will probably be an utopian thing.