With the 2022 Global Finals coming, recently, foreign media Express updated the history of the global finals matches of professional League of Legends players. So, let’s learn about which players are considered real visitors in the first 11 global finals?
First: Faker (97 games)
Faker is not surprising at all. Although Faker is not the player with the most participation in the world finals, because of his outstanding performance in the World Championships with T1, Faker will be the semi-finals as long as he can reach the global finals, he will be the semi-finals. Therefore, under such circumstances, Faker's matches in the Global Finals are naturally guaranteed. Now, with the 2022 Global Finals coming, Faker can once again refresh his World Championship. But this time, can Faker still maintain his legend in the semi-finals of the World Finals?
Second: Perkz (86)
Perkz, as a member of G2, also became a real frequent visitor in the World Championships, and his number of appearances in the Global Finals is close to Faker. Unfortunately, Perkz, who joined VIT this season, has not led the team to the global finals. And his data cannot be updated in this World Championship.
Third place: Jensen (80 games)
Jensen set a record in this season to reach the global finals for the eighth consecutive year. As a true "Light of North America", Jensen participated in the global finals more than Faker. But unlike Faker, the C9 led by Jensen did not achieve good results in the global finals. Although it also reached the semi-finals, it often stopped in the group stage. So, Jensen's matches in the Global Finals were not even as good as Perkz. However, in this World Championship, Jensen has a very good chance of becoming the second player in history to play.
4th place: Rekkles (75 times)
As a legendary shooter in the LEC region, Rekkles is also a regular visitor in the World Championship. However, the record of the FNC team he once led is not much different from that of C9, so Rekkles is also a little worse than Jensen in terms of game games. In addition, it is more regrettable that Rekkles is no longer in the LEC area, which means it is difficult for us to see him in the global finals, except for the commentary seat.
5th place: Sneaky (75 games)
Sneaky's career was bound to Jensen most of his time, so Jensen can have so many appearances in the global finals, and Sneaky will not be few. Unfortunately, Sneaky retired earlier, which also kept his record at 75 games forever.
6th place: Uzi (72 games)
Uzi, who has been on the global finals for the first time since S3, is also a real regular. When Uzi's career highlights, one is in the royal family and the other is in the RNG. However, except for the two Royal Family reaching the finals, Uzi's performance in other global finals has fluctuated greatly. In addition, Uzi is currently in almost semi-retired, his record should also remain on the record of 72 games.
7th place: Deft (70 games)
As an ADC player of the same era as Uzi, veteran Deft is still fighting in the professional arena. Especially in this season, no one could have thought that DRX could become the dark horse of the LCK summer season, and Deft once again came to the stage of the global finals. This time, Deft should be able to update its global finals appearance record to at least the top five.
8th place: Jankos (69 games)
9th place: sOAZ (69 games)
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