Immortals talent Mo "Revenge" Kaddoura believes he has come a long way as a top laner in the League of Legends LCS this year.
In the LCS Spring, meanwhile, Immortals are 8/13 to beat TSM, who can be backed at 6/5 to prevail.
First win gained
Top laner "Revenge" was speaking after his side recorded their first win of the 2022 LCS Spring.
He has attributed the improvements in his game partly to Jeong "Impact" Eon-young of Evil Geniuses and Barney "Alphari" Morris of Team Vitality.
Defeats to Dignitas and Team Liquid meant they finished week one of the tournament with a 0-2 record but they responded in their opening match of week two, overcoming 100 Thieves, who are among the division's pacesetters.
They were then beaten by Cloud9, meaning they are 1-3 after two weeks, but they at least have a breakthrough win under their belt.
And as far as his own gameplay goes, "Revenge" believes he is now more experienced and thinks that one-on-one battles with established top laners such as "Impact" and "Alphari" have helped him develop as a player.
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Glad of the guidance
Speaking to Inven Global, "Revenge" said: "Last year things came down to a lack of experience - I didn't know how some matchups should go, especially ones that had historically been around for a while.
"Now I'm able to tell my team exactly how things can go.
"I give a lot of thanks to 'Alphari' and 'Impact' for that because last year they were both my primary 1v1 partners. 'Impact' is still that for me this year and I have a really good relationship outside the game with both players."
