#20 - Clearlove
Riot·9/8/2014, 5:00:27 PM·0 votes·69,433 views
As part of our Countdown to Worlds, lolesports.com, we celebrate the Top 20 players of the World Championship.
Team - Edward Gaming
Region - China
Position - Jungle
Signature Champions
There are inconsistent players, and then there are players who show up when it counts. Ming “Clearlove” Kai has had his fair share of lackluster performances, but when a title is on the line, he knows how to control a game.
During World Elite’s six and a half month streak of dominance in 2012 and 2013, Clearlove favored the heavy farming, carry style of jungling. This has always been his preferred approach to the jungle, but on Edward Gaming, his team relies on him to control the map. His kill participation in 2014 LPL Summer is the highest in the league at 76%, so when it’s do-or-die time, he’s the primary play-maker.
Clearlove’s goal is to break laning phase and start skirmishes when his bottom lane has an advantage. His area of effect control in team fights makes him excel on champions like Jarvan IV, Evelynn, and Nunu, but his attention to his bottom lane makes Lee Sin an equally valuable pick. He finished LPL this split with the coveted MVP title, and he’s ready to garner more attention on the World stage.
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#20 - Clearlove
Team - Edward Gaming
Region - China
Position - Jungle
Signature Champions
There are inconsistent players, and then there are players who show up when it counts. Ming “Clearlove” Kai has had his fair share of lackluster performances, but when a title is on the line, he knows how to control a game.
During World Elite’s six and a half month streak of dominance in 2012 and 2013, Clearlove favored the heavy farming, carry style of jungling. This has always been his preferred approach to the jungle, but on Edward Gaming, his team relies on him to control the map. His kill participation in 2014 LPL Summer is the highest in the league at 76%, so when it’s do-or-die time, he’s the primary play-maker.
Clearlove’s goal is to break laning phase and start skirmishes when his bottom lane has an advantage. His area of effect control in team fights makes him excel on champions like Jarvan IV, Evelynn, and Nunu, but his attention to his bottom lane makes Lee Sin an equally valuable pick. He finished LPL this split with the coveted MVP title, and he’s ready to garner more attention on the World stage.
Check out the other players on the list!
Who do you think is #19 on our list of the 20 greatest players at #Worlds? Tweet @lolesports or comment below to let us know!
