The 2021 League of Legends Professional Winter Transfer Period has ended, and the LPL Breath Holding Contest has finally come to an end. Yesterday, the major clubs have successively announced the news of the new season lineup and the players joining the team, of which Uzi's comeback has also become the focus of netizens and players.
In fact, in an interview when Uzi first retired, Uzi said many times that if he had the opportunity, he still wanted to return to this arena. And after a period of live broadcasting career, Uzi's love for this stage has not diminished, and even has more desires.
Finally, after a gap of about two years, Uzi finally returned to this arena. In this regard, overseas commentators and netizens are equally excited:
LPL English Stream Commentary Munch: Uzi is back, it's really exciting to see Uzi's game again, Christmas is coming a week early!
LPL English Stream Commentary Hysterics: Mad Puppies Are Back! Uzi is back!
Overseas netizens:
-Ok, one of my favorite pros. I wonder if the club will give Uzi a break at the start of the season and wait until the playoffs or summer games. Or has Doggo always been a debuter? In any case, BLG will definitely be one of the most noteworthy teams in the new LPL season;
Doggo should be the starter for a while, as Uzi seems to have a 2-month contract limit. But I heard that BRG gave up competing with RNG in order to change Uzi to play;
-Doggo？ That ADC from the PSG also came to LPL?
Doggo is not PSG's ADC, just BYG loaned them to MSI because PSG's ADC-Unified can't participate in MSI;
- Fantastic, I've seen Uzi and Crisp in the livestream, and I think they work well together, ten years of BRG fans uninvited (original words: I am now also a fan of BRG);
- I think the four strongest teams in the LPL, at least in the offseason: LNG, BLG, RNG, EDG;
- WB and TES are too, at least on the cards that look promising;
- To be sure, WB and TES look really strong, and next year is the most competitive year for the LPL;
-TES also looks promising, Zoom is an upgraded version, but JKL has not performed well this year. If TIAN can adjust its mentality and health, then TES may become a strong contender for the championship;
-WB is difficult to evaluate, Theshy is still strong, but he and SofM may be the most unstable partners, SwordArt's return helps the team in the big picture, but his own performance this year is not very impressive. The key to their new season is still to understand the version and the version, in my opinion, SofM is a Carry type of wild, so if the version is on the gank, then his performance may not be so good;
- If Uzi and Ming join TES, then they can take on any team in the world, and they will be stronger than SKT in 2015;
-Uzi and Bjergsen have both made a comeback, and the LCS is a division with a variety of player fans. The EU will face new competitors, many highly anticipated LPL players and star players will be in a scuffle, and next year's professional league will be even crazier!
- Have you forgotten about the LCK division?
- I hope that both Uzi and Doggo can play, and Doggo can gain more experience in the game;
Uzi has a history of missing regular season games, so they may play more doggo in the regular season. Although he has not played in a while, he may want to find a breakthrough in the new season, let's wait and see!
- I think most of the matches will still choose Doggo to start, and the Doggo Hanbok ID has been changed to "the chosen one". He has a lot of respect for Uzi, and they are now on a team too;
In addition, overseas netizens also conducted a voting activity:
Pick the team you think is the strongest team in the new LPL season:
So, what would you expect from LPL teams doing in the new season? Which teams are you more optimistic about?