Uzi (Jian Zi-Hao)
Retired | ||
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Uzi | ||
Background Information | ||
Name | Jian Zi-Hao (简自豪) | |
Country of Birth | China | |
Birthday | April 5, 1997 (age 23) | |
Residency | China | |
Competitive | ||
Role | Bot Laner | |
Favorite Champs | ||
Soloqueue IDs | CN: 少女壮士tingting, 峡谷下饭员, Uzi KR: ,ggggggmeile 로얄 Uzi, 같이인천여행, FNC Rekkles1, kebukeyi, sup forever God EUW: tttttttttttt0214 | |
Social Media & Links | ||
Jian "Uzi" (▶️ listen) Zi-Hao (Hanzi: 简自豪) is a retired League of Legends esports player, previously bot laner for Royal Never Give Up. At the time of his retirement, he was widely regarded as one of the greatest AD carries of all time.
Team History
Team | Start | End | |||
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![]() | Oct 20122012-10-08[2] | Dec 20142014-12-11[1] | 2yr 2mo ejel | ||
![]() | Dec 20142014-12-11[4] | Dec 20152015-12-24[3] | 1yr 13d ejel | ||
![]() | Dec 20152015-12-24[6] | May 20162016-05-11[5] | 4mo 18d ejel | ||
![]() | May 20162016-05-11[10] | May 20162016-05-15[9] | 4d ejel | ||
![]() | May 20162016-05-15[12] | May 20202020-05-30[11] | 4yr 15d ejel |
Team | Start | End | Notes | |||
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![]() | Oct 20122012-10-08[2] | Nov 20132013-11-02 | 1yr 25d | ejel | ||
![]() | Nov 20132013-11-02 | ≈Apr 2014≈2014-04-?? | ≈4mo 29d | ejel | ||
![]() | ≈Apr 2014≈2014-04-?? | May 20142014-05-23[13] | ≈1mo 22d | ejel | ||
![]() | May 20142014-05-23[13] | Dec 20142014-12-11[1] | 6mo 19d | ejel | ||
![]() | Dec 20142014-12-11[4] | Dec 20152015-12-24[3] | 1yr 13d | ejel | ||
![]() | Dec 20152015-12-24[6] | May 20162016-05-11[5] | 4mo 18d | ejel | ||
![]() | May 20162016-05-11[10] | May 20162016-05-15[9] | 4d | ejel | ||
![]() | May 20162016-05-15[12] | ≈May 2017≈2017-05-?? | ≈1yr 23d | ejel | ||
![]() | ≈May 2017≈2017-05-?? | Jul 20172017-07-14 | ≈2mo 7d | Inactive ejel | ||
![]() | Jul 20172017-07-14 | ≈Dec 2017≈2017-12-?? | ≈5mo 5d | ejel | ||
![]() | ≈Dec 2017≈2017-12-?? | Feb 20182018-02-25 | ≈2mo 6d | Inactive ejel | ||
![]() | Feb 20182018-02-25 | Jul 20182018-07-11[14] | 4mo 14d | ejel | ||
![]() | Jul 20182018-07-11[14] | Aug 20182018-08-04 | 24d | Inactive ejel | ||
![]() | Aug 20182018-08-04 | Jan 20192019-01-15[15] | 5mo 11d | ejel | ||
![]() | Jan 20192019-01-15[15] | Feb 20192019-02-14 | 30d | Inactive ejel | ||
![]() | Feb 20192019-02-14 | May 20202020-05-30[11] | 1yr 3mo | ejel |
News
- 2012
- 2013
- 2014
- 2015
- 2016
- 2017
- 2018
- 2019
- 2020
![]() | April (approx.), Uzi (Mid to Bot) changes position. Kmi, Nct, Bao, and YS leave. | |
![]() | May 23, ![]() ![]() | |
![]() | December 11, Uzi leaves.[1] | |
![]() | December 11, Uzi joins.[4] |
![]() | December 24, Uzi leaves.[3] | |
![]() | December 24, ![]() ![]() Uzi joins. Hiro (Head Coach) leaves.[6][7][8] |
![]() | May 11, V, Swift, BoriSal, dade, Mortred, Peco, Uzi, Mor, Doinb, Alone, and BanBazi (Coach) leave.[5] | |
![]() | May 11, V, Swift, BoriSal, dade, Doinb, Mortred, Peco, Uzi, Mor, BanBazi (Head Coach), and Hiro (Coach) join.[10] | |
![]() | May 15, Uzi leaves.[9] | |
![]() | May 15, Uzi joins. Wuxx moves to substitute.[12] |
![]() | May (approx.), Uzi becomes inactive. | |
![]() | July 14, Uzi becomes active. y4 moves to substitute. | |
![]() | December (approx.), y4 moves to starting roster. Uzi becomes inactive. |
![]() | February 25, Uzi becomes active. Able and y4 move to substitutes. | |
![]() | July 11, Uzi becomes inactive.[14] | |
![]() | August 4, Uzi becomes active. | |
![]() | November 19, Letme's contract is updated in the GCD, expiring on 1 August 2020. Zz1tai, Able, and Ming's contracts are updated in the GCD, expiring on 18 November 2019. Karsa's contract is updated in the GCD, expiring on 17 November 2019. Mlxg's contract is updated in the GCD, expiring on 1 June 2020. Xiaohu's contract is updated in the GCD, expiring on 7 February 2019. Uzi's contract is updated in the GCD, expiring on 24 February 2019.[16] |
![]() | January 15, Wink moves to starting roster. Uzi becomes inactive.[15] | |
![]() | February 14, Uzi becomes active. Wink moves to substitute. | |
![]() | April 3, Xiaohu and Uzi's contracts are updated in the GCD, expiring on 19 November 2019.[17] | |
![]() | December 14, Xiaohu, Uzi, and Ming's contracts are extended.[18] |
![]() | January 6, Uzi's contract is updated in the GCD, expiring on 30 April 2020.[19] | |
![]() | February (approx.), Due to Coronavirus quarantine, Uzi becomes inactive. | |
![]() | May 30, New is added to the GCD. 705 is added to the GCD as substitute. Uzi is removed from the GCD. yuekai leaves for academy roster.[11] | |
![]() | May 31, Shawn (Manager) joins. Shadow (Coach to Leader) changes position. San Shao (Manager) leaves. Uzi's departure is confirmed.[20][21] | |
![]() | June 2, Uzi retires.[22] |
Biography[edit]
2012 Season[edit]
Uzi started his career on Royal Club. He joined the team in October of 2012 and quickly rose to prominence as a highly skilled mechanical player.
2013 Season[edit]
Royal Club performed well domestically and qualified for the Season 3 World Championship after becoming the Chinese champion. Because of their status as first seed from China, the team was automatically put into the Quarterfinals. Their first match was against their rivals from China OMG. Royal Club was able to defeat them 2-0 to advance. In the Semifinals they faced off against Fnatic and despite dropping a game, they won 3-1 and moved into the finals. Their final opponent was SK Telecom T1 but despite their huge momentum, they were unable to even take a game off of the very powerful SKT squad and got swept 0-3. This ended their tournament run with a respectable 2nd place finish.
2014 Season[edit]
In 2014, Royal Club re-branded to Star Horn Royal Club. With Tabe and Wh1t3zZ's retirement, Uzi moved to mid lane. The transition however didn't go so well and Uzi moved back to ADC in the Summer season of the LPL. The team brought Korean imports inSec and Zero to the line-up and despite inconsistent performances, they qualified for the 2014 World Championship. At Worlds, they were placed in Group B along with Taipei Assassins, Team SoloMid and SK Gaming. They only dropped a game to Team SoloMid. Star Horn Royal Club advanced to the Quarterfinals where they faced EDward Gaming. After a very close series, they emerged victorious 3-2 and advanced. In the Semifinals they faced off against their other Chinese rivals OMG. In yet another very close and thrilling series, the team defeated OMG and advanced to the finals. This made Uzi the first player to play in 2 consecutive World Finals. Star Horn Royal Club wasn't given much of a chance because their opponent in the finals was the unstoppable Samsung Galaxy White. They ultimately lost 1-3 which ended their run in 2nd place yet again.
2015 Season[edit]
During the 2015 Season, Uzi moved to OMG in one of the biggest roster moves in LPL history. Despite the hype around the transfer, it didn't turn out so well for OMG. While they started off strong in the first weeks of the Spring Split, they dropped off and were hit with internal issues. Ultimately they got swept 0-3 at the 2015 LPL Spring Playoffs by LGD Gaming in the Quarterfinals. The Summer Split didn't go much better for OMG. They finished 7th in the regular season and in the playoffs they were only able to defeat Master3 3-0 in the first round before they lost 1-3 to Vici Gaming.
2016 Season[edit]
Uzi left OMG and joined Qiao Gu Reapers in December of 2015. QG attended the IEM Season X - World Championship but had a poor showing, falling to Fnatic 1-2 in Round 2 of the Loser's Bracket and finished 5th/6th. The 2016 Season of the LPL started well for Qiao Gu. They wend undefeated in the first 4 weeks of play, won 7 Bo3 matches and only dropped a single game. The remaining 6 weeks didn't go as well for them as they lost 5 series matches and only won 4. Despite their poor second half of the regular season, the team still finished 1st in their group and was automatically placed in the Semifinals. Their playoff run didn't last long however. Qiao Gu was plagued with internal conflict and they forfeited their Semifinal match vs EDG due to being unable to field a mid laner. The team was able to play in the third-place match with Peco as starting mid laner but they were swept 0:3 by Team WE.
In the summer of 2016, Uzi would leave QG and join Royal Never Give Up. RNG's Summer Split did not go as well as expected. While they secured 1st place in Group B with 13 wins and 3 losses, their performance in the playoffs dropped and they lost convincingly to EDward Gaming in the Summer Finals. They still qualified for the 2016 Season World Championship through championship points. At Worlds Royal Never Give Up was drawn in Group D with Team SoloMid, Samsung Galaxy and Splyce. After they won twice against TSM, Royal was able to advance to the Quarterfinals as 2nd place in their group due to their head to head record against TSM. In the Quarterfinals they faced off against SK Telecom T1 and lost 1-3. Post-worlds they had a few tournament appearances. First at the 2016 Demacia Cup where they finished 3rd/4th after losing 1-3 to Edward Gaming in the semifinals and then at NEST 2016 where they would finish 4th after two consecutive series losses against Invictus Gaming and Snake Esports. Uzi later attended the 2016 All-Star Event winning it with Team Ice and also winning the 1v1 tournament after taking down Maple in the finals.
2017 Season[edit]
After Mata and Looper's departures, Royal Never Give Up picked up LetMe for the top lane and Ming as their new support. 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[edit]
- As a highly mechanical AD carry, he would have a high expectation for his support, with Tabe being the only one he deemed worthy of being in equal authority in the bot lane in all the 3 support changes in the team
- Notorious for his temper and condescending attitude.
- Due to out-of-control emotion during a stream, he once gave up the game and went to take a shower. After that, he got a nickname 澡子哥, meaning Brother Shower.
- Mechanics alone, he was considered to be even superior to WeiXiao, but lacked the charisma and the discipline of the latter.
- Nicknamed "小狗", meaning puppy in Chinese, resulting in the general strategy that Royal Club Huang Zu uses to be dubbed "养狗战术" which means "Raise the puppy", a similar strategy and team composition the Counter Logic Gaming used to "Protect the Doublelift", as both AD carries had great potential to carry games with late game hypercarries.
- Likes to use a pink keyboard (FILCO F87).
- Famous for his
Vayne. - LMQ coach Eno Li has expressed desire to bring Uzi to North America to play for his team.
- He and Caps are the only two non-Korean players to have appeared twice consecutively in the Championship Final.
- Suffers from shoulder injury and considers retirement.[23]
- He is the player with highest CS/M in every single season of LPL he participated since 2015.
- Has a really unique champion pool.
- He is good friend of another Uzi, and named himself after that friend. [24]
- Retired on June 2nd, 2020, after an 8-year career due to years of wrist injuries and ongoing complications with type 2 diabetes.
Pentakills
Date | Region | Tournament | Team | Vs | Champion | Pos | W/L | KDA | SB | VOD |
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2018-04-21 | China | LPL 2018 Spring Playoffs | ![]() | ![]() | Kai'Sa | Bot | W | 13/1/1 | Link | |
2018-03-28 | China | LPL 2018 Spring | ![]() | ![]() | Caitlyn | Bot | W | 8/0/4 | Link | Link |
2016-03-10 | China | LPL 2016 Spring | ![]() | ![]() | Vayne | Bot | W | 8/1/7 | Link | Link |
2015-06-25 | China | LPL 2015 Summer | ![]() | ![]() | Vayne | Bot | W | 13/3/4 | Link | Link |
2014-08-10 | China | LPL 2014 Summer | ![]() | ![]() | Vayne | Bot | W | 13/3/15 | Link | Link |
2014-08-04 | China | Demacia Cup Season 2 | ![]() | ![]() | Lucian | Bot | W | 12/1/7 | Link | |
2012-11-19 | China | TGA Winter 2012 | ![]() | ![]() | Varus | Bot | W | 15/1/10 | Link |
- Click here for a full list of pentakills by all players.
Killing Spree[edit]
- He is the player who has the most kills in professional games in the entire world.
- He is the only player who had over 2000 kills in all leagues by 2018.
- He is the player with most kills in all world championships
- He was the player with most kills in 2014 World Championship and 2017 World Championship.
- He is the first player claimed 500/1000/1500/2000/2500 kills in LPL.
- He is the player with fewest games to claimed 100 kills in LPL (14 games).
- Actual date he reaches a milestone.
- 2014/06/27 500 kills in LPL; 2015/04/17 1000 kills in LPL; 2016/08/06 1500 kills in LPL; 2018/04/14 2000 kills in LPL; 2019/08/06 2500 kills in LPL.
- Featured in "RISE" - Worlds 2018 promotional music video as a side character.
Vayne[edit]
- Has a reputation for being one of the best
Vayne players in the world. - Became famous for his Vayne play in 2013 World Championship against OMG in quarterfinal.
- Has scored 3 pentakills with Vayne in competitive games, one of which in 2014 against Invictus Gaming making him famous worldwide.
Tournament Results[edit]
This table shows up to the 10 most recent results. For complete results, click here.
Uzi (Jian Zi-Hao) Tournament Results | |||||
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Date | Pl | Event | Last Result | Roster | |
2019-10-19 | 9 - 12 | Worlds 2019 | 3 - 3 ![]() | ![]() | Langx, Karsa, Xiaohu, Uzi, Ming, Steak |
2019-09-06 | 2 | LPL 2019 Summer Playoffs | ![]() | Langx, Karsa, Xiaohu, Uzi, Ming, Steak | |
2019-08-18 | 3 | LPL 2019 Summer | 12 - 3 ![]() | ![]() | Langx, LoveZrr, Karsa, Xiaohu, Uzi, Ming, Steak |
2019-04-06 | 5 - 6 | LPL 2019 Spring Playoffs | ![]() | Zz1tai, Karsa, Xiaohu, Uzi, Ming, Kezman | |
2019-03-31 | 4 | LPL 2019 Spring | 10 - 5 ![]() | ![]() | Tianci, AmazingJ, Zz1tai, Karsa, Xiaohu, Wink, Uzi, Ming, GreenTea |
2018-12-21 | 5 - 6 | Demacia Cup 2018 Winter | ![]() | Letme, Mlxg, Karsa, Xiaohu, Uzi, Ming, DanDy | |
2018-10-20 | 5 - 8 | Worlds 2018 | ![]() | Letme, Karsa, Mlxg, Xiaohu, Uzi, Ming, Heart | |
2018-09-14 | 1 | LPL 2018 Summer Playoffs | ![]() | Zz1tai, Letme, Mlxg, Karsa, Xiaohu, Able, Uzi, Ming, Heart | |
2018-09-02 | 2 | LPL 2018 Summer - East | 14 - 5 ![]() | ![]() | Zz1tai, Letme, Mlxg, Karsa, Xiaohu, Uzi, Able, Ming, Heart |
2018-08-29 | 1 | 2018 Asian Games Main Event | ![]() | Letme, Mlxg, Xiye, Uzi, Meiko, Ming, Aaron |
Uzi (Jian Zi-Hao) 1v1 Tournament Results | |||||
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Date | Pl | Event | Prize | Team | Last Result |
2019-12-07 | 2 | All-Star 2019 Las Vegas | ![]() | 1 : 2 ![]() | |
2018-12-08 | 3 - 4 | All-Star 2018 Las Vegas | ![]() | 0 : 2 ![]() | |
2017-12-10 | 1 | All-Star 2017 Los Angeles | ![]() | 2 : 1 ![]() | |
2016-12-11 | 1 | All-Star 2016 Barcelona | ![]() | 2 : 0 ![]() | |
2015-12-13 | 9 - 16 | All-Star 2015 Los Angeles | ![]() | 0 : 1 ![]() | |
2014-11-30 | 1 | Tencent Games Carnival 2014 | ¥50,000 | ![]() | 2 : 1 ![]() |
Media[edit]
- 2013
- 2015
- 2016
- 2017
- 2018
- 2019
- 2020
- April 15, 明星面对面第六期 天才ADC选手皇族UZI (Chinese) by , and on lol.duowan.com
- September 24, LolKing's S3 Worlds Coverage - Interview with Uzi (Jian Zi-Hao) (video) with , and on LolKing
- September 28, Tabe and Uzi discuss their Semifinals match versus Fnatic (video) with , and on GameSpot
- December 10, Royal Uzi: "I would like to say that we would beat them [SKT1] in the future." with , and on OnGamers
- January 5, UZI: OMG’S GAME-CHANGING PICKUP by , and on LoL Esports
- January 8, Individual Play and the Great Uzi-NaMei Debate by , and on GFinity
- January 26, League of Legends: "Fighting!" - Gogoing & Uzi vs. Dandy & Vasilii by , and on Rach Subs
- May 21, An ill-fated acquisition: Uzi and the downfall of OMG by , and on Esports Heaven
- September 29, Legends Rising Episode 5: Uzi & brTT ­ "Family" by , and on LoL Esports
- September 29, Legends Rising Episode 2: Uzi & brTT ­ "Home" by , and on LoL Esports
- January 12, Topic of Thorin: UZI's Missing Pieces by Thorin on Splyce
- May 16, Royalty without a crown: RNG's new bottom lane against the unassailable SKT by Kelsey Moser on The Score
- June 21, One Man's Esports World: Uzi's Pursuit for Perfection by HyperST on Esports Heaven
- September 19, Royal Never Give Up and the myth of the Uzi Worlds buff by Kelsey Moser on The Score
- October 1, Royal Never Give Up's Uzi picks TSM to win their group with , and on ESPN
- October 9, Uzi on being 'focused' by SSG and how everyone on RNG wants to be the star with , and on The Score
- October 11, Uzi on RNG’s current team state: 'I think it’s going to be super hard for us to win even one game at quarterfinals' with , and on Yahoo!
- December 9, Uzi at All-Stars: "Mata tried really hard to teach us all he knew." with , and on Inven Global
- March 29, The Moment: Regret and the first warning sign of Uzi's curse by Kelsey Moser on Yahoo! Esports
- October 6, Worlds’ OP five after week one by Thomas Baker on The Game Haus
- October 7, RNG Uzi: "This meta is for me. With the ADC being so strong right now, it'll definitely be fun" with , and on Inven Global
- October 11, Uzi: I've definitely matured, when I started all I did was see if I was getting lane dominance with , and on Travis Gafford
- October 26, Uzi, Now With His Teamwork Skills, is #1 on Korean Teams’ "Watch out List" by , and on Changsik "Alle" Son and Yoori "Zenith" Kim for Inven Global
- December 7, CN Uzi: "There were a lot of mistakes during the 1st game, but I'm pretty confident in winning the tournament" with Jaehoon "Laffa" Jeong and Woo "Ready" Hyun on Inven Global
- December 9, LPL Uzi : “Calling me the best AD player makes me feel pressure.” with Sihoon "Maloo" Lee, Jiwoon "Abell" Seo, and and Dasol "Viion" Jang on Inven Global
- December 11, Uzi talks visiting Disneyland, LPL's bootcamp, and their relaxing approach to All-Star with Travis Gafford on YouTube
- December 22, The Top 10 League of Legends Player Storylines of 2017 by theScore Esports on theScore Esports
- April 28, Uzi finally lifts the LPL championship trophy by Xing Li on Dot Esports
- April 28, Uzi’s LPL Coronation by Mason Jenkins on The Game Haus
- May 11, Uzi’s showing against Fnatic proved (once more) why he is the best ADC in the world by Guilherme Meyer on Inven Global
- May 12, RNG Uzi: "We are very confident that we can beat Kingzone when we play our best " with Alexandre "DrPuppet" Weber on Inven Global
- May 13, RNG Uzi: "I thought semifinals would be an easy goal... Now, I found it to be a very difficult one" with Woo "Ready" Hyun on Inven Global
- May 19, Uzi feels like he has more international fans than Chinese fans with , and on Travis Gafford
- May 24, Uzi’s professional history from 2013 to now – Part One – A Taste of Glory by Thomas Baker on The Game Haus
- May 28, Uzi’s professional history from 2013 to now – Part Two – Into the Wilderness by Thomas Baker on The Game Haus
- June 9, Uzi’s Professional History from 2013 to Now – Part Three – Homecoming by Thomas Baker on The Game Haus
- June 17, Uzi’s Professional History from 2013 to Now – Part Four – Catharsis by Thomas Baker on The Game Haus
- July 8, "We can’t always win using 'Uzi carry' strategy. That’s why I do feel pressured a lot." with Hee Eun "Youii" Yoo, Changsik "Alle" Son, and and Yudae "Akiin" Oak on Inven Global
- August 29, Monstrous Uzi helps China beat South Korea in Asian Games LoL final by Adel Chouadria on Cybersport
- September 28, The Rise of Chinese Marksmen by Julian Carr on LoL Esports
- September 29, A World Championship would cap off an incredible career for Uzi by Xing Li on Dot Esports
- October 10, Uzi says he's nervous this Worlds because he's the "Final Boss" with Travis Gafford on YouTube
- October 12, Uzi talks about China's dominance this year, pressure on his shoulders, and overcoming Mata with , and on Darius Matuschak from The Shotcaller
- October 13, Worlds Group Stage 2018 top 30 players: 5-1 by Rui Yang Xu on The Game Haus
- October 23, RNG Uzi talks getting out of groups at worlds 2018 with Ashley Kang on ESPN Esports
- October 23, Royal Never Give Up and the price of being stubborn by Emily Rand on ESPN
- October 15, Uzi, Royal Never Give Up still getting used to worlds meta with Emily Rand on ESPN Esports
- June 3, Jian “Uzi” Zi-Hao Retires from the LPL by JJ Fonseca on The Game Haus
- June 3, Here are the 5 best plays of Uzi’s career by Tyler Esguerra on Dot Esports
- June 15, A Body That Betrayed Him: How Uzi Sacrificed Himself For Greatness by theScore Esports on YouTube
- July 16, Uzi almost went to Invictus Gaming instead of retiring, according to bot laner West by Tyler Esguerra on Dot Esports
Post-Match Interviews
Date | Tournament | Match | Link |
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2019-10-19 | Worlds 2019 Main Event | ![]() vs ![]() | Link |
2018-10-10 | Worlds 2018 Main Event | ![]() vs ![]() | Link |
Images[edit]
External Links[edit]
- Wangyou Article
- Role Report: Uzi New Series - Play Analysis
- "Uzi" not "U-Z-I" is the proper pronunciation
Name Pronunciation
Uzi | |
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Accuracy | LPL Production |
Voiced By | Candice |
Redirects
The following pages redirect here:
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 OMG's Tencent Weibo Post (Chinese) t.qq.com
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 TGA冬季賽現場視頻專訪皇族:期待戰勝國內雙雄 (Chinese) lol.178.com
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 Uzi joins QG Reapers thescoreesports.com
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 OMG's Tencent Weibo Post (Chinese) t.qq.com
- ↑ 5.0 5.1 5.2 QG Reapers' Weibo Post (Chinese) weibo.com
- ↑ 6.0 6.1 6.2 Newbee acquire QG Reapers thescoreesports.com
- ↑ 7.0 7.1 7.2 Uzi joins QG Reapers thescoreesports.com
- ↑ 8.0 8.1 8.2 Hiro's Weibo Post weibo.com
- ↑ 9.0 9.1 9.2 Newbee's Facebook Post facebook.com
- ↑ 10.0 10.1 10.2 QG Reapers' Weibo Post (Chinese) weibo.com
- ↑ 11.0 11.1 11.2 GCD Archive Pages: before change - CN - 2020-05-29; after change - CN - 2020-05-30
- ↑ 12.0 12.1 12.2 Royal Club's Weibo Post weibo.com
- ↑ 13.0 13.1 13.2 SH皇族電子競技俱樂部隊員公告 (Chinese) t.qq.com
- ↑ 14.0 14.1 14.2 Royal Never Give Up's Weibo Post (Chinese) weibo.com
- ↑ 15.0 15.1 15.2 Royal Never Give Up's Tweet twitter.com
- ↑ GCD Archive Pages: before change - KR - 2018-11-18; after change - KR - 2018-11-19
- ↑ GCD Archive Pages: before change - CN - 2019-03-06; after change - CN - 2019-04-03
- ↑ Royal Never Give Up's Weibo Post (Chinese) weibo.com
- ↑ GCD Archive Pages: before change - CN - 2019-12-18; after change - CN - 2020-01-06
- ↑ Royal Never Give Up's Weibo Post (Chinese) weibo.com
- ↑ Royal Never Give Up's Tweet twitter.com
- ↑ Royal Never Give Up's Tweet (English) twitter.com
- ↑ Uzi claims he's considering retirement due to shoulder painthescoreesports.com
- ↑ Bí mật những cái tên - Around the Worlds - tập 5youtube.com