G2 Esports players dominate the all-time LEC kill leaderboard

As the 2021 LEC Spring Split entered its sixth competitive week, Riot Games unveiled comprehensive historical kill statistics that reveal G2 Esports’ overwhelming presence in European League of Legends records.

The European championship circuit has consistently featured elite professional competitors throughout its existence, though certain individuals have demonstrated exceptional proficiency in securing eliminations. Examining the continent’s most prolific performers reveals both established veterans and emerging talents, with the most striking observation being that half of the top ten positions belong to players associated with the G2 organization.

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Claiming the premier position is European fan favorite Martin “Rekkles” Larsson. This accomplished bot lane specialist has maintained elite status since his professional debut in 2013, making his kill leadership position entirely expected. Throughout his tenure with Fnatic, teams frequently built strategies around Rekkles as primary damage source, systematically directing resources and elimination opportunities toward him. This strategic approach has yielded remarkable dividends across multiple competitive seasons, establishing Rekkles at an impressive 1,871 eliminations prior to the sixth week of 2021 Spring Split commencement.

Following his transition to G2 Esports, Rekkles’ elimination rate has accelerated significantly, positioning him to achieve the 2,000 kill milestone in the near future. Within just several months competing under the G2 banner, he has already participated in seven matches where he secured more than five eliminations. During two of these performances, Rekkles achieved double-digit kill counts.

Current competitive landscape suggests minimal likelihood of any player overtaking Rekkles while he remains active in professional League. Even following potential retirement, considerable time may pass before any competitor approaches this benchmark without substantial gameplay meta transformations.

Although considerable time likely separates any contender from challenging Rekkles’ elimination supremacy, G2 Esports jungler Marcin “Jankos” Jankowski narrows the gap with former teammate Luka “Perkz” Perković for secondary positioning. With Perkz’s departure to Cloud9 in North America’s LCS for the 2021 competitive year, the experienced jungler appears destined to claim the runner-up slot.

Trailing closely behind both veterans is G2’s mid lane specialist Rasmus “Caps” Winther, who has rapidly ascended the rankings while representing one of the most youthful competitors listed. Caps initiated his European league participation during spring 2017, indicating he’s merely completing his fourth professional year. With extensive competitive future ahead, Caps potentially emerges as the primary candidate to eventually surpass Rekkles’ accomplishments. However, he must first overcome both Jankos and Perkz in the elimination hierarchy.

Statistical projections strongly indicate Jankos will exceed Perkz’s totals before conclusion of the current spring split.

G2 Esports implemented strategic adjustments to their bottom lane configuration for the 2021 season by acquiring former Fnatic superstar Rekkles. Despite this roster modification, the organization has demonstrated rapid adaptation capabilities and currently occupies leading position within the LEC standings.

The G2 Esports 2021 LEC competitive lineup consists of:

• Top – Martin “Wunder” Hansen
• Jungle – Marcin “Jankos” Jankowski
• Mid – Rasmus “Caps” Winther
• Bot – Martin “Rekkles” Larsson
• Support – Mihael “Mikyx” Mehle

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