Major Drama Unfolds between Tian and Doinb in the League of Legends Pro League (LPL)
A major controversy has erupted in the League of Legends Pro League (LPL) involving Tian and Doinb, the mid-jungle duo who led Top Esports to victory in the Worlds. The LPL is currently on a break for the Chinese New Year celebrations, but amidst the festive atmosphere, Tian took to his Weibo account to post a cryptic message on Jan. 26, stating that he “need no emotions” and then deleted all his other posts, leaving fans puzzled.
Fans immediately started speculating what could have caused this sudden emotional outburst. Many suspected it had something to do with Tian’s girlfriend, as she had also hidden all her posts on Weibo. Tian later confirmed that it was indeed a relationship issue and that he had broken up with his girlfriend after discovering that she had concealed her past relationship with one of Tian’s friends.
Mozi, the girl at the center of the controversy, admitted her wrongdoing and placed the blame on herself. She also praised Tian as a good and loyal person, even though he could be childish at times. When Tian found out about the hidden relationship, he made the difficult decision to end their relationship, which led to him deleting his posts and unfollowing people on social media, including former teammate Doinb and his wife, Umi.
Doinb’s Negative Comments about Tian
Doinb, the mid laner who played alongside Tian in Top Esports, reacted to Tian’s actions on his stream, stating that it’s hard to be friends or teammates with Tian and that one day everyone will be blacklisted for no reason. He also hinted at Tian being the cause of FPX’s disappointing performance at Worlds in 2021, suggesting that Tian’s behavior may have contributed to the team’s unexpected elimination in the group stage. Doinb claimed that Tian would attack other people’s families after losing scrims and blamed him for Nuguri’s decision to retire.
Tian’s Response and Apology
In response to Doinb’s criticism, Tian posted a new message on Weibo, taking responsibility for the situation and apologizing for his impulsive actions. He admitted to speaking poorly about others in the past and sincerely apologized to those affected. Tian also clarified that he had no personal issues with Nuguri, refuting Doinb’s accusations. He urged people to stop spreading rumors and declared his commitment to focus on official matches as a professional player.
After seeing Tian’s Weibo, Doinb responded again, urging Tian to explain himself and accusing him of being selfish. However, Tian did not reply again.
The LPL action is set to resume on Jan. 30, and Tian and Top Esports’ first match will be against Rare Atom on Thursday, Feb. 2.
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