Uzi's official comeback in the BLP team can be said to be one of the most important events of the LPL this year, as the most representative player in the LPL, Uzi's return means that the LPL in the new season will be more exciting.
As we all know, Uzi debuted at the peak, although the beginning of his career was full of ups and downs, and he was once caught in the "crownless curse". However, in the two seasons before retiring, Uzi also finally broke through his "no crown curse", especially throughout the 2018 season, Uzi not only won the LPL Spring, Summer and MSI championships, but also won a gold medal at the Jakarta Asian Games that year. It can be said that Uzi spent a year in 2018 to get many professional players who may not be able to achieve in their careers.
Of course, even though Uzi did achieve many achievements before announcing his retirement, there was still one honor that became the most difficult for Uzi in his career. Yes, this honor is the winner of the Global Finals, the highest honor in the minds of all League of Legends pros. Perhaps because Uzi has not yet won the Global Finals, he chose to make a comeback.
However, it is interesting that because Uzi did not win the world championship in his career, coupled with the fact that many people call him the eternal god, this situation has also caused some controversy. Because, in the impression of some people, the players who can be called "gods" must at least be able to win the global finals championship. Like Faker, then TheShy. Therefore, in the first live broadcast after Uzi's comeback, some of the more extreme netizens used the fact that Uzi did not win the global finals championship in his career to squeeze him.
As for the fact that he has not yet won the world championship, Uzi responded positively in the live broadcast, Uzi said, "Without winning the S championship, it is worth your black here? I don't understand, is the S champion really that good? So many e-sports players, five people take it in a year, and not getting it does not mean that there is no effort, no strength, and that thing is not something that can be taken if you want to. I'm fine with that, but some people say I'm a little sugar man, and I really don't like that title. Very speechless, brush these feelings without a little education, this disease I am very uncomfortable, take medicine every day, people with diabetes know what it is like to take that medicine. Mental state is very bad, eat to be able to play professional I am really not easy, some people have been brushing bad titles, joke about my illness I am really speechless. So I'm working out now, I can't let this disease be too serious, I'm not very serious now, but it will be serious if I don't take medicine, so I can only take medicine. ”
I have to say that a large part of the reason for Uzi's retirement in the first place was because of diabetes. During the time when Uzi retired, in addition to maintaining a certain degree of training, more time was spent on physical exercise. But as the saying goes, "You can never wake up a person who pretends to be asleep", even if Uzi tries harder, others will eventually only ridicule him with the theory of champions. The championship is important, but the spirit that Uzi brings to us is actually the most precious.
There are many S World Championships, but Uzi has only one! Or that sentence, and see and cherish!