League of Legends legend Lee “Faker” Sang-hyeok this morning T1 vs. Reached a new LCK high by recording his 600th win in DRX. At the age of 27, his record and his status as the most successful player is solidifying, setting a record that will be difficult to surpass.
Faker, always more
At 27 years old, Lee “Faker” Sang-hyeok is recognized as an undisputed and revered icon in the League of Legends universe, embodying a legend on the rise. Since his professional debut in 2013 with SK Telecom T1 2, his career has been punctuated by numerous successes, including 10 LCK Championship crowns won under the same banner, as well as four world titles (2013, 2015, 2016, 2023) and two mid-season titles. Victory at Invitational (2016, 2017). His record has also been enhanced by a win at IEM Katowice in 2016 and a gold medal at the 2022 Asian Games.
Faker not only stands out as the most decorated player, but also holds impressive records in the LCK, including most kills and most matches played. With over 75 champions under his belt as a midlaner, he shows unparalleled adaptability and technical skill. His exploits on both the national and international scene attest to his legendary status in the world of esports. Dominating the regional and world championships, he achieved his fourth world title with T1 in 2023, setting the precedent of becoming the first player to achieve the feat and the oldest ever at 27 years of age.
Additionally, with his enduring career, Faker has set many records in the LCK. On February 1, Midlaner reached a new milestone. He and his team dominated DRX in the decisive match of the second day of week 3 of the 2024 LCK Spring Split, winning with a clear score of 2-0. By winning the second part of Bo3, Faker celebrated his 600th LCK win this morning, putting himself well ahead of Daft (442 wins) and Peanut (420 wins). This record seems almost insurmountable.
— LCK (@LCK) February 1, 2024