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Faker Continues to Shatter Records–Now He’s Achieved Yet Another

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The Legend achieves a milestone only he could accomplish.

Faker has made history once again by becoming the first player in League of Legends to achieve 1,000 kills on the international scene.

The experienced T1 mid laner reached this remarkable achievement during a match against rival team Gen.G at MSI 2025, further solidifying his legacy as the most exceptional player in League history.

While teams strive to reach Worlds and MSI for international recognition, Faker has not only led T1 to victories in these events but has also been a pivotal force in the mid lane. His 1,000 international kills highlight his enduring presence and skill against the top teams globally.

Since his entry into the scene in 2013, Faker has evolved from a promising newcomer to a legendary figure known as the Unkillable Demon King on the international stage. Having spent all these years with T1, he has been instrumental in securing three World Championship titles and numerous other honors that have characterized an era of esports. His name is synonymous with excellence, and he continues to showcase remarkable form.

For context, the second highest on the list is Chinese star Uzi, who has approximately 350 international kills–less than half of Faker’s impressive record. In just three years, Faker has managed to double this figure, claiming his position at the top without contest from other esports players.

Throughout the evolution of the competitive landscape and the emergence of new talent, Faker has consistently maintained his high performance. His ability to adapt his playstyle has allowed him to deliver exceptional results when it counts. Although he has remained in the mid lane, his extensive knowledge has played a crucial role in T1’s international achievements at various tournaments.

After T1 suffered their first loss in the MSI 2025 against Gen.G, they will have another opportunity to demonstrate their skill in the lower bracket finals against the victorious Chinese team.

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