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Team Liquid Alienware Yeon | |
Sean Sung (Seong Yeon-ho)[1] ) | |
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belong | 100T Academy (2020.05 ~ 2020.11) SLG Academy (2020.11.14 ~ 2020.11.24) TL Academy (2020.12.02 ~ 2022.12.02) Team Liquid Alienware[2] ( Scheduled for 2022.12.03 ~ 2026.11.19 ) |
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1. outline
League of Legends in the United States Pro gamer . Currently a bottom laner for Team Liquid Alienware in the LCS .
2. play style
Although there were times when he was lost after his debut, he had already made a mark in international competitions with his skills that were not as bad as expected. For a rookie, he settled into the team quickly, with a clear line game, excellent concentration in combat, and the ability to quietly do his job without being swayed by his teammates' struggles. He is a player who lacks the clutch play and explosive carry power to be used as an S-class ADC, but as of 2024, he is the most well-balanced ADC in all aspects in the LCS, and he can be considered to be close to the level of FBI in his prime, as he is able to match up with top-ranked ADCs in the East even in international matches.
In particular, in 2024, the powerful line battles that Oriental ADCs have been proud of for a long time were blocked to some extent by the line swap meta, and TL was equipped with an amazing line swap operation, led by core loading, and the originally good engagement concentration and skill shots became more prominent, and despite APA's sinking, Yeon was able to finish the World Cup with only higher stock prices. In any case, he is a player who is receiving a lot of attention as the next generation local ADC along with Masu .
However, there are many evaluations that the carry ability and mechanics that were mainly seen in Doublelift in his prime are mainly revealed in Masu rather than Yeon. It is not something to blindly cover up and undervalue, but it is correct to see it as a difference in play style, as compared to Masu, who often tries to play aggressively by trusting his intuition and relatively taking risks in battles, Yeon delivers all the damage he needs to stably based on a more solid basis. This is an undervalued factor that was once applied to Kumayushi and Viper in the LCK, and to Bang at a distance, but compared to solo rank, which fans enjoy directly, the presence of an original dealer who makes calculations in team games is a huge help.
However, in a situation where the level difference between the LCS and the Eastern league has widened significantly, it is somewhat disappointing that Yeon, who was an all-round ADC who drew a large and stable regular hexagon within the league, is often erased in international competitions due to APA's sluggishness and the TL team's overall line battle weight issue. Yeon himself was born in 2002, so he is young by North American standards, but by world stage standards, the fact that he has less experience compared to his age can be a hindrance in such fleeting fights, so it is slightly noticeable to North American fans that he did not have much experience on the big stage at a younger age.
To put it simply, it would be convenient to say that Masu is closer to Double Lift and Yeon is closer to FBI .
In particular, in 2024, the powerful line battles that Oriental ADCs have been proud of for a long time were blocked to some extent by the line swap meta, and TL was equipped with an amazing line swap operation, led by core loading, and the originally good engagement concentration and skill shots became more prominent, and despite APA's sinking, Yeon was able to finish the World Cup with only higher stock prices. In any case, he is a player who is receiving a lot of attention as the next generation local ADC along with Masu .
However, there are many evaluations that the carry ability and mechanics that were mainly seen in Doublelift in his prime are mainly revealed in Masu rather than Yeon. It is not something to blindly cover up and undervalue, but it is correct to see it as a difference in play style, as compared to Masu, who often tries to play aggressively by trusting his intuition and relatively taking risks in battles, Yeon delivers all the damage he needs to stably based on a more solid basis. This is an undervalued factor that was once applied to Kumayushi and Viper in the LCK, and to Bang at a distance, but compared to solo rank, which fans enjoy directly, the presence of an original dealer who makes calculations in team games is a huge help.
However, in a situation where the level difference between the LCS and the Eastern league has widened significantly, it is somewhat disappointing that Yeon, who was an all-round ADC who drew a large and stable regular hexagon within the league, is often erased in international competitions due to APA's sluggishness and the TL team's overall line battle weight issue. Yeon himself was born in 2002, so he is young by North American standards, but by world stage standards, the fact that he has less experience compared to his age can be a hindrance in such fleeting fights, so it is slightly noticeable to North American fans that he did not have much experience on the big stage at a younger age.
To put it simply, it would be convenient to say that Masu is closer to Double Lift and Yeon is closer to FBI .
3. main record
winning career | |||||
→ | Team Liquid Honda | → | |||
convention launch | → | Team Liquid Honda | → | ||
runner-up career | |||||
→ | Team Liquid Honda Team Liquid Alienware | → | Undefined | ||
Awards | |||||
LCS 2023 Season Rookie of the Year | |||||
→ | Shen Castle (Team Liquid Honda) | → | |||
convention launch | → | Shen Castle (Team Liquid Honda) | → | ||
Selected for LCS All-Pro Team |
2024 LCS SUMMER 1ST TEAM |
4. player career
2025 First Stand Tournament HLE[3] The shortest time in the first stand, or the light kills that are hard to see even in the international war.
5. etc
- As a Korean-American, he understands most of the Korean language and can speak it to a certain extent, but he is receiving in-depth Korean language training through Duolingo to communicate more smoothly, said Director Kang Jun-hyuk.[4] And after some time had passed since a large number of Korean players joined the same roster, his Korean language skills improved so much in the 2025 First Stand Tournament that when a Korean reporter asked him for an interview after the victory, he asked, 'Shall we do it in English? Or should I do it in Korean?' In the role of Yeon, the reporter was seen suggesting language to respond to the interview.[5] One year later, in 2026, there was also a scene where Huni spoke smoothly in Korean.
- His Korean name is 'Seong Yeon-ho', and he is using his middle name 'Yeon' as his nickname.
6. look around
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[1] It is a Korean name, and in the 2025 LoL KeSPA Cup, this name was registered on the roster to indicate that it is of Korean descent, but it is not its legal real name as it is a sole American citizen.[2] Team name change: Team Liquid Honda → Team Liquid, May 19, 2025 → Team Liquid Alienware, January 24, 2026[3] The game was shown from 40 seconds, so when Peanut was moved to the in -game camera, Peanut was already trampled.[4] In fact, looking at the Korean boot camp live video posted on Team Liquid's YouTube, Harry speaks Korean well enough to be seen locally and communicates with his teammates without difficulty, but Yeon does not seem to communicate as smoothly as Harry yet. Simple conversations with team members are possible in Korean, but conversations in more in-depth areas, especially in-game orders and calls, can be inferred to some extent from the fact that conversations are mainly conducted in English through English-speaking team members and coaches.[5] As an aside, the interview response language was conducted in English.
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