It goes without saying that being on support is a pretty demeaning position. But with the best, they can shine with anyone. It is crucial to have a great player in this position given how important AD carries have been this year and how many skilled AD carriers there have been throughout 2022. Fortunately, they have been able to meet that demand for many teams. Fans have the chance to see athletes of all ages battle for the title of finest support in the world.
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Top 5 best supports going for the 2022 World Championship
- Son “Lehends” Si-woo — Gen.G
- Ryu “Keria” Min-seok — T1
- Tian “Meiko” Ye — EDward Gaming
- Shi “Ming” Sen-Ming — Royal Never Give Up
- Lou “Missing” Yun-Feng — JD Gaming
5. Lou “Missing” Yun-Feng — JD Gaming
Finally, his chance is Missing. JD Gaming’s support enters the 2022 Worlds with a lot of enthusiasm despite just having success in the LPL for the past 18 months. Ahead of the competition, Missing managed to win his first LPL championship thanks to strong performance throughout LPL 2022 Spring. Despite having a bot lane teammate that is not as powerful as some of the other top support players, he still manages to perform and maintains strong stats throughout the year. He not only had one of the highest KDAs of any support, but he also managed to record the most assists.
4. Shi “Ming” Sen-Ming — Royal Never Give Up
Everyone is aware of Ming’s potential for greatness and the unfortunate fact that he has never fully reached his potential during the Worlds. The seasoned champion and Chen “GALA” Wei, his bot lane companion, have developed good chemistry, making them one of the strongest teams in the world. Although he hasn’t been as sharp over the past few months as some of the other players mentioned, Ming is always someone to watch out for due to his experience and quality as a player.
3. Tian “Meiko” Ye — EDward Gaming
There are many advantages to supporting the current World Champion. Meiko is competent in almost every area of the game; she makes effective plays, fights well in teams, and has a thorough knowledge of each member of her squad. In several statistical categories, he performed well on an individual basis. Meiko’s one drawback is that he must stand in Park “Viper” Do-shadow. hyeon’s Meiko is able to unwind a bit more than some of the other players mentioned because she is paired with such an exceptional AD carry.
2. Ryu “Keria” Min-seok — T1
T1 supporters haven’t had as much fun as they once did lately. Keria and his teenage bot lane partner Lee “Gumayusi” Min-hyeong appeared to have the makings of one of the greatest bot lane teams in history earlier in the year. But after MSI 2022 and the challenges the team faced over the summer, perspectives have shifted. Keria, on the other hand, has continued to play at a high level and is one of his team’s finest players around the globe.
1. Son “Lehends” Si-woo — Gen.G
The bot lane for Gen.G has been outstanding. Lehends serves as a balancer to create one of the most dangerous teams in modern League esports, even though Park “Ruler” Jae-hyuk (who comes fairly close to living up to Viper’s standards) doesn’t quite measure up. He continuously has an influence at every point in the game, has a tremendous champion pool, and consistently positions Ruler to pose a serious threat.