Mikyx

The support who returned to G2 for the 2023 season, helping secure LEC titles.

Mikyx is a support player for G2 Esports' League of Legends team. He returned to G2 from Excel Esports for the 2023 LEC season, rejoining the organization after previously playing for them. His role as support has been a key part of G2's roster during their domestic title wins and international appearances.

Quick Facts

Role: Support
Team: G2 Esports
Region: LEC (Europe)

Lore & Background

Mikyx was originally signed by G2 Esports for the 2019 season as a new support, replacing Wadid. He was acquired alongside Caps, who moved from Fnatic to become the team's new midlaner. This roster change led to Perkz role-swapping to AD carry. Mikyx's arrival helped G2 become the first team crowned LEC champions after winning the inaugural split on 14 April 2019, sweeping Origen 3–0. He was part of the team that won the 2019 Mid-Season Invitational, becoming the first European team to win a Riot-sponsored international tournament since Fnatic's Season 1 World Championship. Mikyx was released from G2 for the 2022 LEC season, but returned for the 2023 LEC season from Excel Esports. With the 2023 roster, G2 won the LEC Winter split and the LEC Season Finals, securing first seed at the 2023 League of Legends World Championship.

Reader's Guide

Mikyx is a support player known for his role in G2's dominant 2019 season. He was part of the roster that won the first LEC split on 14 April 2019, sweeping Origen 3–0. He helped G2 win the 2019 Mid-Season Invitational, the first European team to win a Riot international tournament since Fnatic in Season 1. At the 2019 World Championship, G2 finished runner-up. After being released for the 2022 season, Mikyx returned to G2 for the 2023 LEC season from Excel Esports. With the 2023 roster, G2 won the LEC Winter split and the LEC Season Finals, defeating Fnatic 3–1 to secure first seed at the 2023 World Championship. At Worlds 2023, G2 started 2–0 with wins over Dplus KIA and Weibo, but lost to Gen.G, NRG Esports, and Bilibili Gaming, failing to advance.