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Worlds Top 20: Individual Lists from Deficio, Jatt, and Spawn

Riot·9/26/2016, 1:14:14 PM·1 votes·22,898 views

Now that our comprehensive Top 20 list is out, take a peek at the un-comprehensive lists that led to it. 

Our scoring was this: 1st place received 20 points, 2nd place received 19 points, and so on until 20th place received 1 point. The official Top 20 took the cumulative points from all three lists. And here are those lists (including the players who barely made their cuts):

Deficio:

  1. Smeb
  2. Faker
  3. Deft
  4. Clearlove
  5. Peanut
  6. Bang
  7. GorillA
  8. Bjergsen
  9. Meiko
  10. PraY
  11. Uzi
  12. Duke
  13. Looper
  14. Trick
  15. Crown
  16. Mithy
  17. Mata
  18. Zven
  19. Doublelift
  20. Impact
  21. Maple
  22. Karsa
  23. Jensen
  24. Ziv
  25. Jankos

Jatt

  1. Smeb
  2. Faker
  3. Deft
  4. Clearlove
  5. GorillA
  6. Peanut
  7. Bjergsen
  8. Bang
  9. Duke
  10. Uzi
  11. PraY
  12. Meiko
  13. Looper
  14. Trick
  15. Mata
  16. Doublelift
  17. Zven
  18. Mithy
  19. Crown
  20. Karsa
  21. ​Impact
  22. Jensen
  23. Maple
  24. Ziv
  25. MLXG

Spawn:

  1. Smeb
  2. Faker
  3. Deft
  4. Clearlove
  5. Peanut
  6. PraY
  7. Bang
  8. Bjergsen
  9. Duke
  10. GorillA
  11. Uzi
  12. Meiko
  13. Looper
  14. Trick
  15. Mata
  16. Zven
  17. Karsa
  18. Mithy
  19. Doublelift
  20. Maple
  21. Impact
  22. MLXG
  23. Aphromoo
  24. CuVee
  25. Wolf

Be sure to check out the official Top 20 lists before tuning in on Thursday, September 29 to catch the start of the 2016 World Championship!

72 Comments

Andy Guo9/26/2016, 5:29:59 PM8 votes

where is sneaky!?!? the guys has mad it to four straight worlds, none of these players have..... not even in the top 25?

BrainCancer9/26/2016, 5:08:16 PM6 votes
  1. Scarra
  2. Dexter
  3. Tyler1
  4. Locodoco
  5. Hotshot Nidalee GG
  6. TIP Rush
  7. Barack Obama
  8. Rick Harrison
  9. TSM Wukong
  10. Dyrus
  11. Phreak
  12. Yellowstar (fat)
  13. Yellowstar (fit)
  14. TSM Jatt
  15. Bantu
  16. Kim Jung Un
  17. Anonymous
  18. Teemo
  19. Reginald
  20. Harambe
yoshi99999/26/2016, 3:51:59 PM3 votes

Poor Taiwan, So underrated

TerrorsReign9/26/2016, 5:40:02 PM1 votes

Considering Faker losses to Jensen and Bjerg solo...I don't think he should have gotten anywhere near 1st place. Not saying he isn't good but in the past 2 years he has fallen off and the competition has gotten a lot better. Faker is Definitely faking the #1 spot. XD

Imperial Zll9/28/2016, 1:57:59 AM1 votes

These rankings are stupid and these so call analysts should be ashamed of themselves to even come up these baseless rankings. For example, what do you based on putting someone number 2 instead of number 1 or 3 or even 10. Each team use different strategies so some players benefit more than others, it doesn't make that player better than someone at the same position in other teams. We have to look at players laning power, team fight power, split pushing, warding, zone control, clutch plays, solo plays, playmaking ability, wave control, synergy plays, objective controls etc. also non in game attributes such as leadership, in game communication, shotcalling ability, etc. Lastly you gotta tell us what season are you ranking? After you give a number to each of these attributes then you can fairly rank the players. I would love to see a support player get rank 1 lol.

Eleshakai9/30/2016, 2:47:27 PM1 votes

Wow it's boring seeing everyone agree... why even have three people if they're all going to have the same opinion for the most part?