With the end of the New Year's holiday, I believe that many small partners who go to work have begun the journey of the new year. Similarly, seeing that the LPL spring competition is about to start after the start, the major teams have also begun to take a holiday, and the players have begun intensive qualifying training to maintain a good feel and competitive state. But from the ranking records of the players after the year, the state of some players is not well restored, of which Jackeylove, Lwx, Uzi three people have a particularly eye-catching record, all three are AD positions, and the ranking winning rate after the year is only about 30%, if you play in such a state to play the spring game, it is estimated that it will be very difficult.
First, let's take a look at Jackeylove's year-round rankings. So far, according to OPGG data, Jackeylove has played a total of 17 qualifying Ranks years later, and in these 17 Ranks, Jackeylove has only won 5 of them, with a dismal winning percentage of only 29.41%.
There is a wave of seven consecutive defeats, and it has to be said that after a period of rest, even a top AD like Jackeylove will inevitably experience a period of pain to restore the feel.
Second, let's take a look at Lwx, who is also a champion AD player. Xiang Ge showed excellent competitive state after the FPX turned its tactical focus more towards him this season, letting everyone see the "24-hour God of War" come back again.
However, in the process of recovering his touch years later, Xiang's record was also very dismal, and in the last 20 matches of Hanbok, he only won 5 games, with a winning percentage of only 25%, and even Euphreus, who shined in the professional arena, only had a KDA of 1.52 (1 win and 6 losses in the last 7 games).
Finally, let's take a look at Uzi, who announced his comeback this year. Compared to Jackeylove and Lwx, Uzi has more qualifying times and a slightly higher winning percentage than jackeylove. Uzi played 48 qualifying games in the following week, winning 17 of them with a 35% win rate, and although the winning percentage was slightly higher than the previous two, the 35% qualifying win rate was obviously unqualified for a professional player.
epilogue
In my opinion, although Uzi has more qualifying matches, judging from the recent training matches of the BLG, almost all of them are Dogo, so Uzi must have more time to play qualifying. But with a 35% win rate, it is estimated that it will be difficult to replace Doggo, who played well a few years ago, so I think that in the next period of time, Uzi is likely to continue to be a substitute, I don't know when do you think you can see Uzi's debut?