Jung Ji-hun
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Jung Ji-hun has appeared in 12 out of 15 LCK finals since his 2017 debut, a cadence of dominance that made him the first player in league history to win four consecutive domestic titles.
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Jung Ji-hun joined Griffin in 2018 and reached the LCK Finals in his rookie season, closing the year with a KeSPA Cup win. From 2019 to 2021 he changed teams annually - Griffin, DRX, Hanwha Life - making three LCK finals and three World Championship runs but never lifting the domestic trophy. When he signed with Gen.G in 2022, the pattern shifted: he won the 2022 Summer Split, added two more LCK titles in 2023, then made history in 2024 by becoming the first player to claim four straight. That same year he won his first Mid Season Invitational, then defended the MSI crown in 2025 and took Finals MVP. He has reached the World Championship semifinals three times - 2022, 2024, 2025 - and collected four LCK Season MVP awards, an LCK Finals MVP, and the record as the fastest player to 1,000 kills. He also earned a gold medal representing South Korea at the 2022 Asian Games.
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