Recently, with the release of the starting list of BRG vs V5, Uzi still did not start, which caused a lot of heated discussion among LPL fans. Because what you need to know is that V5, which BLG is about to face, and EDG, which will be faced not long ago, both teams have a double road that has played very well this season. In other words, if the BLG wants to win the game, the play of the double road will become very critical. However, judging from the recent state of Doggo, the ups and downs are still relatively obvious. Therefore, combined with these two aspects, the BLG still has not sent a very experienced Uzi to impact the playoffs, which makes many people understand.
With Uzi not starting, the LPL official push also released a meaningful data. That's the total LPL kill list so far. From this list, it is actually obvious that Uzi is temporarily ranked first, while V5's singles player Rookie is temporarily second. Moreover, if you compare the total kill data of other players, only Rookie is currently the most likely to surpass Uzi's total kill data in the LPL and become the new kill king in the history of the LPL profession. Because rookie broke this statistic from Uzi, it was enough for him to get 4 "kills" in the subsequent matches. From the current LPL spring schedule, Rookie and his V5 not only have a regular season to play, but also have many games to play in the playoffs. In other words, if Uzi still can't play, his first record will be lost.
In addition, more interestingly, the game that Rookie is most likely to break this record is this match between V5 and BRG. With the name of Uzi not appearing on the BRG starting list, Rookie is likely to break the record held by Uzi in the first set of Bo3 in this round between V5 and BRG. Of course, although Uzi did not appear on the starting list, it did not mean that he would not appear as a substitute. That is to say, if Doggo does not play well in the first game of V5 and BPG, Uzi still has a chance to play. And once Uzi comes on, we're going to have a really interesting game. Uzi will compete with Rookie for the top spot on the LPL Total Kills list.
Finally, it has to be said that even though Uzi's record was surpassed by Rookie, Uzi is still a very great player. Moreover, the players who can enter the top five of the LPL total kill list are actually very great and respectable professional players.
So, will Uzi play and can Rookie be the LPL's new killer in this game? Let's wait and see!