Zet

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Zet
Background Information
Name:	Hae Sung-min (해성민)
Country of Birth:	South Korea
Birthday:	August 21, 1997 (1997-08-21)
Residency:	Korea
Competitive
Role:	Bot Laner
Previous Role:	Mid
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Team History
Mar 2016 - Nov 2016   ROX Tigers Dec 2016 - Jul 2017   EDward Gaming Jul 2017 - Nov 2017 S   EDward Gaming

Hae "Zet" Sung-min (Hangul: 해성민) was previously a substitute bot laner for EDward Gaming. He was previously known as Cry.

Biography

2016 Season

Hae "Zet" Sung-min (해성민) joined the ROX Tigers in March 2016 as their substitute mid laner. This was following the suspension of the team's previous sub mid laner, Sylph.

Zet officially started playing games for the Tigers during the 2016 LCK Summer Split, sharing time with longtime midlaner Kuro. The Tigers once again placed first in the regular season with an impressive 15-3 scoreline in Bo3s, with two losses to SK Telecom T1 and one loss to Samsung Galaxy. This seeded them in the 2016 LCK Summer Playoffs directly into their third domestic finals, where they eventually met KT Rolster. In an epic series, the ROX Tigers won the set 3-2, claiming 1st place in the Summer Split and giving them Korea's first seed into the 2016 Season World Championship.

At the 2016 Season World Championship, the ROX Tigers were placed into Group A, along with G2 Esports, Counter Logic Gaming, and Albus NoX Luna. Although ROX dropped a game to CLG and Albus NoX Luna, they were able to finish the group in first place with a tiebreaker win over ANX. In the Quarterfinals they defeated EDward Gaming 3-1. Then in an epic Semifinals showdown, ROX lost 2-3 to SK Telecom T1 and were eliminated from the tournament. In November Zet left ROX and in the next month he moved over to China and joined EDward Gaming.

2017 Season

After Clearlove stepped down as EDG's main jungler, EDG struggled more than they ever did in the past. They failed to defend their LPL title in the 2017 LPL Spring Season and lost 1-3 to RNG in the 2017 Spring Playoffs semifinals. They placed 3rd after taking down OMG 3-2 in the third place match. Summer was much better for the team after Clearlove stepped back in as the primary jungler and leader. Zet however started being subbed out in favor of ADC prodigy iBoy. EDG reclaimed their throne as LPL champions after taking down RNG 3-2 in the finals of the playoffs. Their 2017 Season World Championship participation wasn't so stellar and ultimately EDG was knocked out of Worlds in the group stage. They finished tied for 3rd place along with ahq e-Sports Club. Zet later left EDG in November of 2017.

Tournament Results

Tournament Results
Date	Place	Event	Last Result	Team	Roster
2017-08-20	A11	LPL 2017 Summer - Group A	11 - 5 RR	EDG	Audi,  Mouse,  Iceloli,  Clearlove7,  Scout,  Zet,  iBoy,  Meiko
2017-07-09	A11	Rift Rivals 2017 LCK-LPL-LMS	3 : 1 LCK	EDG	Mouse,  Audi,  Clearlove7,  Scout,  Zet,  Meiko
2017-06-04	A55 - 8	Demacia Cup 2017	1 : 3 VG	EDG	Audi,  Mouse,  Clearlove,  Iceloli,  Scout,  Zet,  Meiko
2017-04-29	A33	LPL 2017 Spring Playoffs	3 : 2 OMG	EDG	Mouse,  Koro1,  Fireloli,  Clearlove,  Scout,  Zet,  Meiko
2017-04-16	A22	LPL 2017 Spring - Group B	12 - 4 RR	EDG	Mouse,  Koro1,  Minn,  Fireloli,  Clearlove,  Scout,  Zet,  Meiko
2016-11-19	A11	KeSPA Cup 2016	3 : 1 KDM	ROX	Smeb,  Peanut,  Cry,  PraY,  GorillA,  NoFe,  SSONG
2016-08-06	A11	LCK 2016 Summer	15 - 3 RR	ROX	Smeb,  Peanut,  Kuro,  Cry,  PraY,  GorillA,  NoFe,  SSONG

Interviews

• 2016

• October 16, I really wish I had the opportunity to play against Bjergsen ROX Tigers substitute mid laner Cry with Esports Heaven

Gallery

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  ROX Cry 2016 Summer

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  EDG Zet 2017 Spring

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