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Eleven Chinese rising stars to watch at Hangzhou Asian Games

Xinhua | Updated: 2023-09-14 09:34

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Meiko became the first LoL Pro League Grand Slam winner. [Courtesy of EDG]

Tian "Meiko" Ye (Esports)

"Meiko" may sound unfamiliar to those who are not into Esports. But for League of Legend (LoL) fans, it is a name that can make them scream. Meiko joined renowned Chinese club EDward Gaming in 2015 as a sub support and became a starting player soon after.

After winning the 2021 LoL World Championship in Iceland, Meiko completed a Grand Slam along with the 2015 Mid-Season Invitational and Spring and Summer Split titles in China's LoL Pro League with EDG. Meiko also triumphed in Jakarta 2018 when Esports made its debut in Asiad as a demonstration event.

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