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<div style="font-family: Roboto;"><img src="https://cdn.owlscore.com/artilce/esportsgg/clg-dhokla-lcs-summer-split-2022-1-968x544.jpg">From slugging it out in Academy to sitting on top of the LCS, Niship “Dhokla” Doshi’s journey back to NA’s premier league is nothing short of inspiring. After two weeks, Counter Logic Gaming sits joint top of the LCS summer split regular season. A position CLG fans have long forgotten about. CLG Dhokla sat down with Esports.gg’s Piratechnics for an exclusive interview.Pira: It was a bit of a tough game for you today – You guys did take a loss. Nevertheless, CLG is having a fantastic start. How are you still feeling in the CLG camp after everything in four games?CLG Dhokla: Well, obviously it sucks to lose. The game definitely felt winnable. I think we just threw trying to end the game where we could have just gone for the Baron and Dragon and probably just got the win after. It is the regular season, so losses are going to happen, especially in a best-of-one. It’s fine and we’re going to learn from it for the rest of the Split.<img src="https://cdn.owlscore.com/artilce/esportsgg/clg-dhokla-after-victory-in-lcs-1024x683.jpg">Pira: Yea sometimes taking the loss early is better. It can reveal a few things you can work on. This is still CLG’s best start in a while and obviously, you’ve been promoted up from the team. How is the environment here even compared to the Academy squad and just finding yourself here on the LCS stage?CLG Dhokla: The environment’s pretty chill. I definitely like the vibes of the coaches in review. It’s pretty chill and not too much pressure. Even if we have bad games in scrims, there’s not so much pressure. They’re really not flaming us or anything. I do appreciate that. It’s just a good environment to be in, similar to Academy.Pira: That’s good to hear. Now for yourself, how familiar were you with all the players [on this roster]. How often did you scrim when you were still on the Academy squad with the main roster? Or was this a relatively new thing for you to jump into?CLG Dhokla: I didn’t scrim with the main team at all in the Spring Split. And then just started scrims with them in Korea. Since we got back, now we’ve been scrimming with the main team. That’s been going good.Pira: Despite the loss today, you still have had a pretty big impact in the LCS as a top laner in the past couple of games. How are you feeling in terms of how you rate yourself against the other LCS tops coming in after some years outside of the LCS?CLG Dhokla: I think I would call myself No.3, I think Bwipo and Impact are interchangeable 1 and 2, depending on what the day is. And then I see myself as the third-best top.Pira: And you are going up against one of those guys tomorrow!. You actually have Impact on the docket. Do you have any special strats prepared for how you’re going to beat them?CLG Dhokla: I just play my best game I can and just hope that’s good enough to win.Pira: Do you have any words for Impact?CLG Dhokla: Just – Good luck. It’s always fun competing against him. He’s really good. Even if I lose, I’m sure I’ll learn a lot in the games playing against him. So, just looking forward to the challenge.Pira: Coming back into the LCS a lot of people talked to you about it, but what is your goal for yourself, and for CLG?CLG Dhokla: I think my personal goal is to establish myself as a “top” top laner in this League. For the team, I think it’s to be top three, to make Worlds this Split. I think that should be the goal for every team.Pira: Do you think there’s anything fundamental you guys need to work on, or is it just going to be little optimizations and you’ll get there?CLG Dhokla: I think it’s just little optimizations. We just mess up small decision-making here and there. That cost us this game against Flyquest today. Being very active in the moment and being able to make these split-second decisions that will win us the game. It just comes with playing on stage over time. So yeah, I’m looking forward to that.Stay tuned to Esports.gg for the latest League of Legends news and updates.<div class="quoteWho" style="border-left:3px solid #5768fa;padding-left:12px;">piratechnics &nbsp;ESPORTS.GG &nbsp;2022-06-28 12:54:00</div></div>

From slugging it out in Academy to sitting on top of the LCS, Niship “Dhokla” Doshi’s journey back to NA’s premier league is nothing short of inspiring. After two weeks, Counter Logic Gaming sits join...

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As long time I never upload my post, I was trying out a lot of hero and I found out those heros actually not that bad as well. But still appreciate that my teammate are strong enough to carry us win. See y'all 
 
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<div style="font-family: Roboto;">Here at Worlds 2022, Gen.G Son “Lehends” Si-woo’s name is already synonymous with support Singed.It’s a champion that he grinded more than 3,000 games in the top lane to reach rank one, years ago, and it is still his most played champion in solo queue this season at 135 games on the Korean server with a 53% win rate.During LCK Spring 2022, he was the first player to take a chance on Janna, a champion that hasn’t appeared in the LCK for over a year. In Summer 2022, he played support Singed three times, and won all of those games. He’s also one of the best Yuumi players, and going further back, pioneered support Shen and Elise.In an interview with ONE Esports, the former Griffin player explains why he’s able to pull out surprise support picks all the time, and what’s been keeping him motivated all these years since he started his journey in LCK Challengers six years ago in 2016.<img src="https://cdn.owlscore.com/artilce/onee/LeagueOfLegends_Worlds2022_GenG_bridge-1024x576.webp">In Group D, the LCK representatives are up against CTBC Flying Oyster, 100 Thieves, and MSI 2021 and 2022 champion, Royal Never Give Up, who qualified from the Play-Ins as LPL’s fourth seed.After a shaky Play-Ins run, RNG seems to have found their footing. In their first game at the Worlds 2022 Group Stage against Gen.G, they drafted a comfort composition with Li “Xiaohu” Yuan-Hao leading the way on mid lane Lissandra.Gen.G on the other hand, blind-picked Aatrox on blue side, then put Park “Ruler” Jae-hyuk on Senna, a heavy scaling champion that wasn’t used at all during the Play-Ins. The 2022 LCK Summer champions lost momentum early, and could not get to late game.“The loss is because they were just better and they were better prepared,” Lehends told ONE Esports. “I don’t think it’s necessarily because of team composition. We just need to practice more and better prepared for the next match.He and Han “Peanut” Wang-ho work especially close with the coaching staff, CEO Arnold Hur told InvenGlobal, and preparing for Worlds 2022 is no different. Lehends has been practicing “interesting picks” and discussing them with the coaches.<img src="https://cdn.owlscore.com/artilce/onee/LeagueOfLegends_LCK_SummerSplit2022_GenG-1-1024x576.jpg">“The coaches agree for the most part and they listen to my recommendation,” Lehends said, which shows the amount of trust the team has in him and his ability to master champions in a short period of time.“I play around 10 hours per day, four to five days straight in order for me to feel comfortable playing a champion,” he revealed.This roster was only put together at the start of this year. Yet, it’s evident from the results — second place in Spring, first in Summer — that they have high synergy and teamwork that’s taking the organization the distance, making history in the process.When asked about when he felt this roster clicked, Lehends replied, “Actually we felt like we clicked the moment we played the first game.”The last time he was at Worlds with a team that clicked was with Griffin back in 2019, alongside current teammates Jeong “Chovy” Ji-hoon and Choi “Doran” Hyeon-joon. He joined them in 2017 and they finally got their big break in 2018 when they won their promotion series to enter LCK Summer.<img src="https://cdn.owlscore.com/artilce/onee/LeagueOfLegends_Worlds2022_GenG_Lehends_Chovy-1024x576.webp">Even though they failed to qualify for Worlds in their debut LCK year with head coach Kim “cvMax” Dae-ho, Griffin stuck together and successfully did so in 2019, where they were eventually eliminated by Invictus Gaming 3-1 in the quarterfinals.Looking to go further with the tigers, Lehends keeps himself motivated and shares more about what drives him. “I realize that there’s a lot of pro players I admire and in order for me to become one of those players that people admire, I realize that I need to try harder,” he said, referring to working on himself outside the game.“It might sound like a simple answer but it’s actually very difficult – for me to improve is just to never give up and always keep grinding,” Lehends added. “I want to be someone whom I can be proud of, and I constantly remind myself of that. That’s how I get through those tough times.”Watch the 2022 World Championship matches live on Riot Games’ official channels on&nbsp;Twitch&nbsp;and&nbsp;YouTube.</div>

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Can you believe it's been a year since the unforgettable Scene of 2022 PMGC? As we look back on the epic moments that took place at this iconic location, it's hard not to feel a sense of nostalgia. From the intense firefights to the nail-biting finishes, the action at this location was non-stop.


For those of us who were lucky enough to be there, the memories will never be forgotten. And for those who missed out, well, let's just say you missed one of the most exciting events in PUBG Mobile history.


As we look forward to the next chapter of PMGC, let's take a moment to relive the glory of 2022.


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