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Uzi Biography

Jian Zihao (Chinese: 简自豪 ; born April 5, 1997), better known by his in-game name Uzi, is a Chinese professional League of Legends player who is currently the AD carry for Royal Never Give Up. He previously played for OMG, Royal Club, and Newbee. Widely regarded as one of the best AD Carries of all time, he is renowned for his plays with champions such as Vayne, Kai’Sa, Ezreal and Kog’Maw. He has been credited by some as the second best League of Legends player in history, after Lee “Faker” Sang-Hyeok. Uzi has played in the League of Legends World Championship grand finals twice, both times with Royal Club. He won his first international title in the 2018 Mid-Season Invitational with his team Royal Never Give Up, after defeating the LCK Champion Kingzone DragonX.

Uzi began his professional career on Royal Club. Widely considered as one of the best AD carries of S3 and S4, Uzi demonstrated his great mechanic prowess and carried his team to two consecutive second-place finishes at the League of Legends World Championship in both 2013 and 2014. Despite their success at Season 3 Worlds, the departure of Tabe prompted Uzi to switch to mid lane at the start of Season 4 before returning to the ADC role during the summer. Renamed to Star Horn Royal Club, Uzi with Korean imports inSec and Zero rose to the challenge and finished second at worlds with a 1:3 series against one of the best teams ever, Samsung White. And he left Royal club for the communication problem with Korean imports.

In Oct 2016, Uzi led Royal Never Give Up to the world championship Quarterfinals, but was defeated by SK Telecom T1.

In May 2016, Qiao Gu Reapers was acquired by Newbee. However five days later Uzi’s contract was bought out by Royal Never Give Up.

Season 5 however, proved to be a slump in Uzi’s career after moving to OMG. Despite being touted as one of the biggest talent transfers of the off season, OMG incurred difficulties in integrating Uzi to the team. Coupled with the decline of Gogoing and Lovelin, Season 5 was a disappointing one for Uzi. Uzi was picked up by Qiao Gu Reapers and was their sub for Peco. QG were invited to IEM Katowice in March 2016 where they beat Fnatic in their first best of one but were then subsequently eliminated in the group stages following a loss to SK Telecom T1 and then losing to Fnatic 1 – 2.

In 2017 LPL summer play-off, Uzi and his Royal Never Give up played against Edward Gaming in the final.[1] He won the first two games and lost the next three games so that they became the second place. However, Royal Never Give up still win the highest points throughout the year and qualified for the world championship. Uzi and RNG cruised to the semifinals of the tournament, including a 2-0 victory over LCK powerhouse SSG, coming into the competition as the favorites for the title. However, they were defeated once again in a close 3-2 series to SK Telecom T1 in the semi-final.

In 2018 LPL spring play-off, Uzi and his RNG win the championship by defeating Team WE, Lining Gaming, Invictus Gaming and Edward Gaming. They entered the Midseason Invitational as the champion of LPL. Uzi and his team Initially started the event 8–3 in the group stage. They defeated EU powerhouse Fnatic by 3-0 in semi-final. Finally, Uzi led his team to a 3-1 win over the Kingzone DragonX, the champion of LCK spring play-off. In September, Uzi led RNG defeat IG with a score 3-2 in LPL summer play-off final. They became the NO.1 seed to entered World championships. However, they was defeated by EU powerhouse G2 in the quarterfinal.

In 2018, Uzi was ranked first in the League of Legends top 20 out of the players participating in the Worlds 2018 competition, further solidifying himself as one of the best players in the world. Uzi enjoys long walks and playing with his cat “Mittens” in his spare time.

In the 2019 LPL spring game, although Uzi won the fourth place in the spring regular season with the depressed RNG team, he lost to the dark horse JDGteam in the spring play-off and stopped in the top six. In the summer season, the RNG team recovered, they won the regular season scored third place, and 3: 1 TES in the semifinals of the playoffs advanced to the final. In the finals, they lost to FPX 1: 3 which was regrettableThey became the NO.2 seed to entered World championships. The S9 group stage is divided into group C. Together with SKT, FNC, and CG, due to the participation of three world-class teams, SKT, RNG, and FNC, group C is also called the death group. They didn’t do well in the group stage with 3-2 and that force they play against FNC in the last round in life-or-death situation. However, they lost. This is the first time that RNG and Uzi have fallen in the group stage, and they are also the second seed in the mainland to stop in the top 16.

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