Kiaya: learned literacy thanks to playing League of Legends, the golden seed of Vietnamese Esports

Kiaya's real name is Tran Duy Sang, born May 17, 2001. He is a talent trained by Tinikun and brought to eHub United. Few people know that, in fact, Kiaya's education was interrupted very early for many reasons.

Minimal calculations seem to be easy for everyone, but sometimes they are an obstacle for him. However, that is also partly the motivation to bring Kiaya to professional League of Legends.

Feeling guilty about her own weaknesses, Kiaya shrinks away from the crowd and almost never smiles in front of people. Only his passion for League of Legends is eternal and unquenchable, he lives and fights for it day and night. For Kiaya, it is where he can be himself.

The consequences of Kiaya's days of non-stop training were severe illnesses ranging from terrible stomach illnesses to serious kidney or respiratory problems.

At VCS Spring 2019, Kiaya had swelling in her hands, feet and face and was forced to stop competing. Part of it comes from his poor physical condition, but most of the reason is due to the boy's habit of staying up at night and sleeping during the day, eating irregularly during the days of training and ranking competitions.

There was a time when Kiaya could only cower in a small room, her thin shoulders shaking while her face, swollen from illness, rolled down tears that made even the most optimistic people feel sorry for her. He cried because of helplessness, because of self-pity, or because his efforts and efforts only stopped in place. Tinikun could only advise: "It may take many years before you can lift like that. It will take a very long time. I'm still here and practicing but it will take a long time to improve." make this better."

When Zeros returned to the GAM Esports lineup in 2019, Demon King automatically got an official playing spot and pushed Kiaya and Yoshino to the bench. That was also the time when GAM lacked a mid laner, Kiaya was willing to give up her old position and tried to practice unfamiliar champions just to fill the team's void.

After Zeros went to China for an unsuccessful trial and returned to GAM's squad, Kiaya once again had to share her position with Zeros. The player born in 2001 said that the return of Zeros does not affect his determination to compete and efforts, but he also believes in the influence that Zeros brings to VCS:

"I don't feel much pressure. In my position, I just want to do my duty the best I can. I don't pay much attention to whether Zeros returns or not. But I think Zeros returning is also important." good for VCS and good for Zeros themselves, VCS matches will be more attractive and exciting.

A few days ago, when I was online, I accidentally read some comments. I saw many people wanting Zeros to return. So I think Zeros coming back is a good thing. I'm a bit sad, but everyone needs Zeros more than me."

If Kiaya had stopped then, would we still be able to see an excellent top lane "war god" of GAM now? Kiaya does not need to be flashy in his handling like Zeros, he can completely fight like a silent warrior, sacrificing to bring stability and certainty to his teammates.

Gradually, Kiaya became a reliable support and took an official position in the GAM squad. Kiaya has escaped the label of a potential player and has become much more confident and mature from her lifestyle to her game play.

With its unbeaten performance at VCS Spring 2022 and the championship of the SEA Games 31 selection round, many fans believe that GAM is one of the golden hopes of Vietnamese sports at SEA Games 31.

Kiaya himself was also the player with the most impressive performance of the tournament. He played outstandingly even though he had to face his biggest rival in the VCS region - SGB Hasmed and won the MVP title in the final selection round. .

With its unbeaten performance at VCS Spring 2022 and the championship of the SEA Games 31 selection round, many fans believe that GAM is one of the golden hopes of Vietnamese sports at SEA Games 31.

Kiaya himself was also the player with the most impressive performance of the tournament. He played outstandingly even though he had to face his biggest rival in the VCS region - SGB Hasmed and won the MVP title in the final selection round. .

In January 2024, Kiaya became the only Esports athlete to appear in the Outstanding GenZ Face category of the Wechoice Awards 2023. Kiaya was nominated in the "Outstanding GenZ Face" category of the year along with many personalities. Other famous people like Tiktoker "million views" Jenny Huynh, Meichan or Dang Thu Ha.

However, according to the latest update, Kiaya is temporarily leading with a relatively high number of votes compared to the second place person, Jenny Huynh.

Not only stopping at VCS, the international League of Legends community constantly praised Kiaya's spirit of overcoming difficulties, and expressed admiration for this player throughout his time with League of Legends.

The male player once caused emotion when sharing that he had improved his reading and writing skills through playing League of Legends and communicating with people. Besides, thanks to non-stop practice, Kiaya's skills are also improving and becoming an excellent top lane "war god" of GAM.

Kiaya: game thủ chỉ học hết lớp 1, vượt mặt Đặng Thu Hà, chễm chệ top 1 WeChoice Phương Thảo08:14:37 16/01/2024Kiaya hiện đang nhận được lượng bình chọn áp đảo của người hâm mộ ở WeChoice Awards 2023. Nhiều người tò mò về thân thế của chàng trai đang đứng đầu hạng mục này, với lượt vote vượt xa Đặng Thu Hà và Jenny Huỳnh.