CJ Entus became unstable after CloudTemplar’s retirement, and Shy seemed to be struggling with this change all on his own. However, Shy still managed to help his team win the Championship and make it to Worlds though they ended up in 2nd place, Shy became a popular player in Korea, and his fame grew as he became more and more experienced.Įventually, he ran into a slump, just like many other players have in Esports. Shy was to play against these skilled players, which was quite a burden for a rookie who just made his debut. The team had Froggen, whose love for Anivia was well-known Krepo, a Leona master and Wickd, who was famed for his Irelia and his own special item builds in the top lane. He won all 6 games he played as Jax, and yet had a 44.4% win rate when playing other champions.Īt the finals for the Champions Summer 2012, the Korean league that is equivalent to today's LCK, Frost’s opponent team was CLG Europe, which was at the peak of its performance. Shy’s Jax was simply amazing during his debut, but his mastery was actually a double-edged sword. After Locodoco left, and with Woong changing his role to AD, Shy came to fill in the top lane.
CJ Entus Frost was one of the teams that represented South Korea in the early era. Shy has been renowned for his Jax master plays since the days of his amateur gaming. Shy left CJ Entus after a 5-year run to join the Rox Tigers, and after playing for them for a while eventually announced his retirement on December 5th, 2017. The path Shy took was exemplary to many top laners. Afterward, the world began to recognize the strength of Korean pro gamers as Shy continued to play in many international tournaments. Sang-Myun ‘Shy’ Park made his debut as a top laner for Azubu Frost in 2012 and earned a high achievement that same year when his team placed 2nd in the 2012 League of Legends World Championship. The top laner we are about to introduce, Shy, is a player who inspires many Korean top laners to this day. Most Korean top laners playing all over the world, including Khan, were greatly influenced and inspired by pros from the early period. In Korea, there are many top laners, such as Khan of Kingzone DragonX, who have been leaving fans in awe for many seasons. Most of the limelight seems to shine on mid laners, but if you cast a bit of that light on the top lane, you’re likely to see some awe-worthy sights. All positions in League of Legends serve a vital role in the game, but people often underestimate the influence of the top laners. In the beginning, it was either NA or EU that stood out in the pro scene, but now Korean players are the ones dominating the Leagues worldwide. It has been 6 to 7 years since the Esport for League of Legends was made.
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