Since Uzi left the professional arena, the question of who is Uzi's successor has been a topic of conversation among netizens. Although there are indeed many top domestic ADC players now, there is still a little lack of influence and dominance compared with Uzi's influence and dominance at that time. So, how fierce was Uzi at his peak? I believe that many people have already experienced the charm of Uzi through the competition. In addition to the competition, let's take a look at what the players in the major divisions have to say about Uzi. Look at how fierce Uzi really is in their minds.
Pray (a contemporary of Uzi and one of LCK's most influential ADCs): Although I often talk about it in interviews, the first AD in my mind is Uzi. If you play games with that friend, it's fun and seems to be a lot to learn.
Ruler: Uzi is perfect in all aspects.
Ruler believes that there is no need to introduce too much, 2023 MSI, Ruler almost played the ADC position unique performance.
Deft: The two ADs that have had the biggest impact on my career, one is Imp and the other is Uzi. Whenever I play against Uzi, I learn a lot regardless of win or defeat, and it always gives me excitement.
In the 2022 Global Finals, the counterattack between Deft and DRX became the most inspirational story in the history of the World Finals.
Heart: Because I came from an assisted background, I know AD. But Uzi's animal-like response was really outstanding, with a sense of not being human.
Rekkles: First of all, Uzi should be higher than the rest of the AD row, he's an amazing player. It shows the strength of the other players. If Uzi makes a mistake, it should be a communication problem with the team, although it is not clear how the teams communicate. If you only look at the operation shown by the players themselves, Uzi is a better AD than anyone else.
Perkz: AD is a useless position, it depends a lot on the initiative and assistance of the field. But Uzi is overwhelming, he is crazy.
CroeJJ: In the lower path of the past battles, the strongest ones are Uzi and Ming.
Edgar (asked on the live stream about Uzi vs. Bang): Bang is overwhelming in terms of career, but all AD players are scared when they touch Uzi, especially Ruler.
Mystic: In my heyday, there were two players who would make my armpits sweat when I met in competition, one of them was Deft in the LPL and the other was Uzi.
Mata: I learned a lot from Uzi, I think he's the best AD in the world, and it's a shame that his career path didn't last long.
LWX: Of the AD players, the one I respect the most is Uzi. He's really good at lines, and he's under a lot of pressure on the same road.
Jackey Love: Uzi seems to have been one of the reasons I chose AD, and he always felt that there was something to learn, so he liked it. I won the world championship just because I was lucky.
Gumayusi (asked if it's a down-and-road version now): If LOL had a down-road version, Uzi would definitely win the championship.
Viper: There are two most respected players. One is a Faker player and the other is a Uzi player. Coach Sun Daying coached Uzi players during his RNG days, which helped me choose to join HLE.
Doublelift: Uzi is the Faker of the road, a presence that all ADCs look up to. When I was on the line with Uzi, I felt unprecedented pressure in my life and could barely breathe. It felt like I was holding the mouse like I was holding a rock. When it comes to Uzi, I feel my own inadequacy, and I really feel that his talent is similar to Faker's. It's a pity that it's unfortunate to play in a team that can't win the championship.
Finally, it's not hard to see that although Uzi didn't win the World Finals, his career performance did not affect his status in the eyes of many professional players.
Guys, what do you think?