Champion
TheShy on Aatrox and the 2018 Semifinal
Aatrox is the melee half of the 2018 semifinal image: Jayce in game 2, Aatrox in game 3, and a cast line that still gets quoted.
- Games
- 45
- Win rate
- 57.8%
- KDA
- 2.1
The record
Games of Legends lists 45 Aatrox games, a 57.8% win rate and a 2.1 KDA. The win rate is a few points under his career 61.7%. The champion is famous because of how the wins looked, not because it is his most efficient lock.
Darkin Blade into a grouped fight is a solo-lane carry pattern. It asks the top laner to find the angle. That is the part of his game fans mean when they say he plays on his own timer.
One hammer for four
In game 3 of the 2018 Worlds semifinal against G2, TheShy played Aatrox. Caster HaoKai's line from that fight is usually translated as the god descending, one hammer for four. Like the Jayce line from game 2, the English wording is a translation, and the game itself is on the Worlds broadcast.
IG closed that semifinal 3–0 and beat Fnatic 3–0 in the final three days later. Aatrox was not his Worlds final champion. It is the semifinal champion people still attach to his name.
Continue
- GnarGnar is the champion TheShy has played more than any other in a professional game, and the win rate is higher than his career mark.
- JayceJayce is the ranged carry top that still defines TheShy's reputation, from the 2018 Worlds semifinal through the 2026 regional final.
- RumbleAmong champions he has played more than 30 times, Rumble has the highest win rate on the Games of Legends board.
Sources
Numbers and results on this page were checked against the links below on 27 September 2026. A newer series will move a season record before it moves the career table.
- Liquipedia — TheShy — Team dates, tournament places, and the 2018 award list.
- Leaguepedia — TheShy — Career narrative, Worlds 2018 bracket path, and the 771-game snapshot through 14 October 2025.
- Leaguepedia — TheShy statistics — Per-champion totals on 63 champions before the 2026 comeback.
- Games of Legends — TheShy — All-time record used on the stats page: 481 wins, 299 losses, checked September 2026.
- GosuGamers — Split 3 final — Anyone's Legend beat Invictus Gaming 3–2 in the lower-bracket final, then beat Bilibili Gaming 3–1 on 13 September 2026.
- GosuGamers — Worlds berth — IG beat JD Gaming 3–1 on 19 September 2026 for the LPL's fourth Worlds seed.
- Strafe — LPL seeds — Regional Finals bracket: TES 3–1 IG on 17 September, then IG 3–1 JDG on 19 September.
- LoL Esports schedule — Official fixture list for Worlds 2026.