Ming (Shi Sen-Ming)
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| Name | Shi Sen-Ming (史森明) | ||||||
| Country of Birth |  China | ||||||
| Birthday | December 22, 1998 (age 19) | ||||||
| Residency | China | ||||||
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| Team |  RNG | ||||||
| Role | Support | ||||||
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| Soloqueue IDs | ohhaohha (KR) | ||||||
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Biography
2016 Season
Ming joined Young Miracles in January of 2016 and hoped to qualify for the LPL. In the 2016 LSPL Spring Season, Young Miracles was one of the more consistent teams and finished 2nd in the regular season. However in the 2016 LSPL Spring Playoffs, the team was unable to qualify for the LPL and finished 2nd behind EDward Esports. After they decided to make a second attempt at qualifying, Young Miracles faced a similar fate and finished 2nd in the regular season of the summer split. Despite having another close 5 game series with Newbee Young, the team failed to qualify, lost 2-3 and finished in 2nd place once again. Ming would then go on to join Royal Never Give Up as their new support player after Mata's departure.
2017 Season
Uzi mentored Ming in the young player's first few splits. The team finished 1st place in Group A of the 2017 LPL Spring Season with a 12-4 regular season record. In the playoffs although they made it to the finals, they lost 0-3 in dominating fashion to Team WE. The 2017 LPL Summer Season was very similar as RNG finished again in 1st place with the same 12-4 regular season record, only this time in Group B. The playoffs went similarly to the spring playoffs for the team. They made it all the way to the finals again but lost 2-3 to EDward Gaming in a reverse sweep this time.
At the 2017 Season World Championship RNG was placed into Group C along with eventual tournament winners Samsung Galaxy, as well as G2 Esports and 1907 Fenerbahçe Esports. The team performed incredibly well in their group and went 5-1. They only dropped one game to G2 Esports. In the Quarterfinals their opponent was Fnatic and they defeated them 3-1 in convincing fashion. RNG's Worlds run ended in the Semifinals after a 2-3 loss to SK Telecom T1 in a very close series.
Trivia
- His ID Ming is based on his real given name (Sen-Ming).
Tournament Results
- This table shows up to the 10 most recent results. For complete results, click here.
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Interviews
- 2018
- 2017
- May 15, RNG Ming on NA and EU: "It's fifty-fifty... it's highly likely that they'll play in a tie-breaker" with Woo "Ready" Hyun on Inven Global
- August 21, RNG Ming: "Last year, Uzi taught me a lot of things regarding the game. This year, I'm also inputting my own ideas during games instead of only relying on Uzi." with Byungho "Haao" Kim and Woo "Ready" Hyun on Inven Global
- October 12, Ming explains how he trolled LPL's Candice, what RNG's chances are with Travis Gafford on YouTube
- October 23, RNG Ming dissects his team's worlds 2018 group stage with Emily Rand on ESPN Esports
- October 7, RNG Ming: 'We're not sure we can make it out as first yet, but that's gonna be our goal' with Travis Gafford
- October 8, RNG Ming: "To me, KDA doesn’t really matter. I just care my team can win in the end." with Inven Global
- October 21, RNG Ming: "We picked Soraka because it is a counter to Janna" with Inven Global
Gallery
YM Ming 2016 Spring
RNG ming 2017 Spring
RNG Ming 2017 Summer
RNG ming 2018 Spring
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