RF Legendary
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| Name | Oleksii Kuziuta | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Country of Birth |  Ukraine | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Nationality |  United States | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Birthday | August 9, 1995 (age 23) | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Residency | North America | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| Role | Top Laner | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| Competitive IDs | RF, Antihero | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Soloqueue IDs | Pulse RF Legend, RF Unstoppable, Legendalee, RF Legend, roflegendary, Misfit RF, MSF RF, LaGMaN | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Oleksii "RF Legendary" Kuziuta was previously the top laner for Zenith Esports. He was briefly known as Antihero.
Biography
Oleksii "RF Legendary" Kuziuta started playing League of Legends during beta, but stopped playing until after the 
Shen patch. He used to play DotA 2 before he moved onto League of Legends. Other games he enjoys include Lineage 2, Counter Strike, and DotA All-Stars.
2015 Season
RF Legendary joined Misfits in March 2015 and played with them in the AlphaDraft Challenger League. Around the same time, he also substituted for Team Dragon Knights in week 5 of the NACS Season along with Alex Ich and Yuno, going 2-0 on the week. The first official Riot event that Misfits participated in was the NACS Summer Qualifier, where they dropped only one game in their three series to qualify for the Summer Season. After qualifying, Misfits rebranded as Renegades.
Renegades finished the Challenger Series regular season with an 8-2 record and in second place, after losing a tiebreaker to Team Coast. However, in the playoffs, they defeated Imagine 2-1 and then Coast 3-2, sending them directly to the 2016 NA LCS Spring Season.
2016 Season
Renegades did not have a successful start to the Spring Season, only winning two games in 7 weeks. RF Legendary was only able to win their first game against Team Liquid. Starting with Week 4, RF was forced to share time with Flaresz, who was added as a secondary toplaner. After Seraph played as a toplane substitute in Week 7, Renegades traded RF Legendary, Flaresz and Alex Ich to Team Dragon Knights in exchange for Seraph and Ninja ahead of Week 8.[1] RF Legendary started in one game of the Summer Promotion Tournament, when the team was down 0-2 to Renegades; however, they lost that game as well and later lost to Apex Gaming as well, falling short of the LCS Summer Season.
On May 8, 2016, Riot released a competitive ruling stating that they had investigated the relationship between TDK and Renegades and found an inappropriate link between the two organizations, with the March roster trade and the sources of financial compensation to the players after the trade being one of the major problems. As a result of their findings, Riot ruled that TDK would be banned permanently from Riot-sponsored league play.[2] After the ruling, TDK sold their spot to Eanix and RF left the team.
In April, RF joined the monkeys and participated in the NACS Summer Open Qualifier. Upon reaching the Main Qualifier, the team renamed to Destined For Glory but lost to Cloud9 Challenger. RF was a substitute for Eanix for the NACS Summer Season but didn't start in any games for them.
Trivia
- Won the LoLPro Curse Aram Tournament with his team Severity Gaming.
- Was known for his
Kog'Maw early in his career. - More recently known for his top lane Nidalee.
- Known to dislike the champions
Elise and 
Yasuo. - Was born in Mariupol, Ukraine but now lives in the United States.
- Keeps the meaning of RF in his ID private for unknown reasons.
- Is trilingual - fluently speaks Russian, Ukrainian, and English.
Tournament Results
This table shows up to the 10 most recent results. For complete results, click here.
Video Blogs
- 2013
- March 29, Leaving Pulse, Streaming, Weeklies... Thoughts
- October 4, Trying to pick up girls
Interviews
- 2016
- January 18, RF Legendary talks about learning from losses, and his expectations for the Spring Split with theScore
- January 22, RF Legendary: I think I'm on the right track with Team Liquid
Gallery
RF
RNG RF
RNG RF Legendary 2015 NACS Summer
REN RF Legendary 2016 NA LCS Spring
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References
- ↑ In trade with TDK, Renegades swap Flaresz, Alex Ich, and Trance for Ninja and Seraph dailydot.com
- ↑ Competitive Ruling: Renegades and TDK lolesports.com
