Wolf came back to Korea to participate in his first OGN, OLYMPUS Champions Spring 2013. The team successfully made it past the group stage but got crushed 3-0 in the quarterfinals by the newly formed SK Telecom T1 2. Wolf left the team shortly after …

李在宛（游戏ID：Wolf），1996年9月9日出生于韩国，《英雄联盟》电子竞技职业选手，原SKTelecom T1战队辅助。 Wolf在2013年加入SKTelecom T1 S队，在2015年取得LCK春季赛冠军、LCK夏季赛冠军、S5世界总决赛冠军，在2016取得LCK春季赛冠军、MSI冠军、S6世界总决赛冠 …

Dec 2, 2019 · 曾經兩度拿下《英雄聯盟》世界冠軍的前 SKT 輔助選手 Wolf 在 30 日透過個人推特宣告退役。 他透露自己因為自己有四種精神疾病，導致他無法繼續擔任職業選手。 Wolf 與 Bang 兩人在《英雄聯盟》 SKT T1 戰隊期間，成為全球知名的下路雙人組，並聯手拿下兩次世界冠軍，去年則轉往土耳其戰隊發展。 他在正式宣告退役前接受了 韓國媒體 Inven 訪問，提到原本只有前 SKT 總教練 Kkoma、經理與幾個親密的朋友知道的事情，他個人患有憂鬱症、適應障礙、 …

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Lee "Wolf" Jae-wan (born September 9, 1996) is a retired Korean player who most recently played as the as Support for SuperMassive eSports. He is most notable for his time laning with Bang on SK Telecom T1, winning 2 consecutive World Championship titles followed by …

Dec 1, 2019 · Former SKT Telecom T1 support and jungler Lee “Wolf” Jae-wan announced his retirement from professional League of Legends esports on Friday, ending his seven-year-long career to focus on his mental health.

Nov 29, 2019 · Wolf's journey was dramatic, but harsh. After debuting as a pro League of Legends player with Najin in 2012, he dipped his toes with CTU and joined SKT T1 S in 2013. It was the birth of the Bang-Wolf Bot duo that we all love and remember.

Lee " Wolf " Jae-Wan (Hangul: 이재완) is a South Korean professional League of Legends player. He is currently the support for Bahçeşehir SuperMassive. He started playing League of Legends professionally in 2012. [1] In 2014, he was picked up by the SK Telecom organization, which competes in the League of Legends Champions Korea.

Jan 17, 2018 · Wolf’s jungle turned SKT T1’s conservative plays into more aggressive plays and earned himself MVP. Bang also played well playing Ezreal in Game 1 and Sivir in Game 3. Below is the interview of the bottom duo who played as ADC and jungle for today’s match.

Apr 15, 2020 · The prominent Korean esports organisation T1 have announced the surprise homecoming of their legendary former player Lee "Wolf" Jae-wan, who has returned as a content creator and streamer.