Ale revealed in a live broadcast a few days ago that he advised Uzi to come back and continue playing games, and Ale believed that Uzi could defeat most adcs if he came back. This sparked another discussion about Uzi's comeback, and there were even rumors that Uzi planned to try out. Uzi responded directly to this: How was the trial training? Where did you go for the trial training? There was no trial training, brothers. The anchor did not go to the trial training. The anchor has had a fever in the past few days, and he still has a low fever.
It can be seen that Uzi has no idea about his comeback. He only came back for two months last season, and finally received a lot of infamy and became the center of the whirlpool of public opinion. There are many more hot spots for the entire LPL. However, Uzi himself has stated many times that he just wanted to give it a try when he came back, and there is no need to escalate to the level of personal attacks.
To be fair, even though Uzi's level was far inferior to his peak last season because he hadn't played for a long time, he was still much better than many middle- and lower-level adcs from a vertical perspective. There are many teams in LPL now whose adcs are completely loopholes in the team. Take edg as an example. The new adc performed very poorly. Even though uzi's hero pool in the bubble competition has exposed many problems, it is no longer time for edg to consider the bubble competition.
In addition, there are many teams at the bottom of the Four Dark Kings level, and the level of players is even more difficult to describe. Even after the mythical version ended, many famous players who once relied on big core ADs such as Aphelios were struggling. From this point of view, if he really wants to come back, he will definitely not lack a team. This is why many people are calling for Uzi to come back. Besides, the intensity of LPL has been greatly reduced now. Instead of seeing some dark kings destroying each other, it is better to watch well-known old players take the stage to compete.
However, from Uzi's perspective, as a veteran who competed in the arena before the establishment of the LPL, years of competition have caused him to suffer from very serious hand injuries and back injuries, and it is difficult for him to adapt to high-intensity training. In addition, Uzi has a child, and her focus needs to be on her family. From an economic point of view, Uzi's live broadcasts are booming. Although the comeback is popular, it is not necessarily positive. Originally, Uzi was very successful when commentating the game on Huya's second line, but was directly interrupted by his comeback.
The last and most critical performance aspect is that with Uzi's current state, he must have thought about pursuing the championship when he came back. However, it is difficult to return to his peak state after being away from the game for a long time. Uzi himself has also responded to various controversial topics around his comeback. For example, Uzi conducted some business activities during the bubble game and was questioned for not concentrating on playing the game. In fact, many business contracts are finalized before the comeback. If you don't go, it will be a breach of contract, not to mention there are many players and teams participating in business activities. This matter is particularly hot when it comes to Uzi. It can only be said that Uzi has too many fans and anti-fans. A very simple matter will be brought up and argued over and over again, and eventually it becomes a very big issue. Rhythm.
