Liiv SANDBOX announced the signing of Jeon “DangMoo” Su-jin to its LSB Challengers team, which participates in LCK CL, the second-tier competition in South Korea.
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On Dec. 29, Liiv SANDBOX announced the signing of Jeon “DangMoo” Su-jin to its LSB Challengers team, which participates in LCK CL, the second-tier competition in South Korea. DangMoo is a support player and the first female to join a professional League roster in the region.Not much is known about Dangmu, as joining the LIV sandbox marks the first time he has signed with a pro team in the league. According to Leaguepedia, so far she has been the main champion like Ahri and Lulu.If you need more information about History is Written As The LCK CL Welcomes Its First-Ever Female Esports Player then read carefully and don’t forget to share with your friends.
In esports history LCK CL Welcomes And while she is a newcomer to the international audience and making history by joining Liiv SANDBOX, she is quite popular in South Korea as a content creator for the content she creates. Dangmu has a YouTube channel with around 250,000 subscribers, where she mostly posts videos related to the league. He is also popular on Twitch, where his channel currently sits at over 185,000 followers.
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In the LIV Sandbox Challengers, he will have to compete for the starting spot with Hong “PlanB” Su-jin, who also joined the team this December.Esports overall has seen an increase in the number of female players in recent years, although, in most cases, they have their own female leagues, such as Game Changers in Valorant or ESL Impact in CS:GO, which see them joining competitions. makes it even more unusual. LCK CL. Still, that makes Dangmu’s signing even more historic.
LIV Sandbox Challengers League roster (picture taken a few weeks before the Dangmu announcement)
On the one hand, Dangmu may have to compete with Hong ‘PlanB’ Joon-seok for playing opportunities. On the other hand, it could be a path into the LCK that allows his career to flourish as a pro player.
While not as big as being signed in the LCK proper, a lot of world class players have spent time honing their skills in the Challengers League. For example, players like Cloud9’s Kim ‘Berserker’ Min-cheol and Vitality’s Kyeong ‘Photon’ Gyu-tae spent time with T1’s Challengers team.However, DangMoo is not the only supporting player in LSB’s Challengers team. Her signing came a few weeks after their full roster was announced, raising some questions about whether or not she would actually start for the team.
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