Fnatic’s Rekkles Shines in League of Legends World Championship
Fnatic’s Rekkles has started the 2020 League of Legends World Championship with a strong performance. He has secured two wins in Group C and has been a key contributor to his team’s success. Rekkles excels in the laning phase with his safe, reliable, and supportive champion choices.
With the help of Hylissang, Rekkles has achieved the highest gold difference at 10 minutes out of all players in the championship. He has an impressive 628 gold lead, surpassing other top players like Pyosik and Ghost. These statistics are according to the League Esports Wiki.
At the 15-minute mark, G2’s Wunder, Gen.G’s Bdd, Damwon’s Canyon, and JGD’s Zoom have strong performances. However, Rekkles remains the highest-performing ADC in terms of gold difference, averaging 799 gold. He outperforms JackeyLove in this aspect.
These statistics are from the opening week of the group stage at Worlds 2020. They highlight Fnatic’s strength in the bot lane against formidable opponents like Gen.G, LGD, and TSM.
Rekkles and Hylissang have shown exceptional performance in lane by using early-game aggression and level-one trading to their advantage. They have gained gold advantages through CS leads, first bloods, and turret plate hits.
Despite favoring supportive ADCs like Senna and Jhin, Rekkles has the fifth-highest KDA in the tournament. This showcases his skill and impact on the game.
In terms of damage contribution and kill participation, Rekkles falls short compared to his teammates on the top side. However, this is due to Fnatic’s playstyle, which focuses on the top lane. Rekkles focuses on farming gold, gaining experience, pushing down towers, and creating map pressure.
Fnatic will be playing against TSM, LGD, and Gen.G on Saturday, Oct. 10, as they aim to secure a spot in the knockout stage of the tournament.
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