Fan voting on the Weibo end of the LPL's top 10 players has ended, with former PE adjunct Sicca ranking first with more than 5.08 million votes, legendary AD player Uzi taking second place with nearly 2 million votes, and Grand Slam player Meiko ranking third with 1.5 million votes. Also in the top 10 are TheShy, Godv, Clearlove, Doinb, Jackeylove, Scout and Tiger. According to the voting rules, the above ten contestants can get one vote in the evaluation of the top ten contestants.
If the other players on the list are expected, then the most unexpected is Sika who ranks first. Who is Sika exactly? Why is he able to double the number of votes ahead of the second-place Uzi player, and is he swiping the ticket?
First of all, Sika himself denied the rumors of ticket swiping: "The anchor once again clarified one thing only one sentence to say, did not swipe the ticket, I promised not to swipe a ticket, it is all tap water!" "So why does Sika have popularity beyond Uzi and Meiko? Below gives you the legendary career of Sika whose worst record in the popular science LPL is runner-up.
Sicca, whose real name is Li Haoyu, was born in June 1993 in Zhenjiang, Jiangsu Province, and is 30 years old this year but has not announced his retirement. He first formed the Dream team with the factory director, curly, grapefruit and others, and is a full-fledged esports veteran.
2013 was the first year of LPL play, and Sicca partnered with Nami Beef Noodles in PE Games, but they lost to OMG in the spring final, which was also the worst LPL record of Sika's career. In the summer tournament of that year, Sika led PE to successfully avenge OMG to win the summer championship, and it was also the first time in LPL history that two to chase three.
However, the LPL Summer Championship that year could not go straight to the World Championship, and PE was completely out of shape in the Bubbling Tournament and missed the S3 World Championship. PE became the only LPL summer champion team in the LPL that did not compete in the World Championship.
But Sika's storied career was much more than that, and he was later reported by PE for negative matches, suspended and deducted from wages. His own contract was also frozen and he could not transfer, so Sika did not play any more. In that era of barbaric growth of esports, Sika was also one of the first people to be contracted.
After so many years, Sika has already moved to the live broadcast room but has never announced his retirement, so in theory he is still an active player. Relying on the yin and yang strange commentary style and excellent meme-making ability, he will make the live broadcast flourish, and he will not forget to be enthusiastic about public welfare and give back to the society.
Now you know why Sika came out on top of the votes, right? That's right, it's the audience who is playing!