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| Background Information | ||
| Name | Rami Charagh (رامی چاراغ) | |
| Country of Birth | Iraq | |
| Nationality | Canada | |
| Birthday | December 31, 1994 (age 29) | |
| Residency | North America | |
| Competitive | ||
| Team |  Black Rock Esports | |
| Role | Jungler | |
| Favorite Champs | ||
| Soloqueue IDs | NA: Sir Nori | |
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Rami "Inori" Charagh (Persian: رامی چاراغ) is a League of Legends esports player, currently substitute jungler for Black Rock Esports. He was previously known as Liquid Inori.
Team History
| Team | Start | End | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 COGnitive Forge | ≈Jan 2014≈2014-01-18 | Feb 20142014-02-27[1] | ≈1mo 9d ejel | ||
 COGnitive Gaming | Feb 20142014-02-27[2] | ≈Mar 2014≈2014-03-17 | ≈18d ejel | ||
 Denial eSports | Mar 20142014-03-21[4] | Jul 20142014-07-12[3] | 3mo 22d ejel | ||
 Enemy | Sep 20142014-09-30[5] | Dec 20142014-12-01 | 2mo 1d ejel | ||
 Roar | ≈Nov 2014≈2014-11-?? | Feb 20152015-02-10[6] | ≈3mo 9d ejel | ||
 Dignitas | ≈Jan 2015≈2015-01-24 | Nov 20152015-11-16 | ≈9mo 23d ejel | ||
 TSM Darkness | ≈Mar 2015≈2015-03-17 | Apr 20152015-04-05 | ≈19d ejel | ||
 Odyssey Gaming | May 20152015-05-07 | Aug 20152015-08-07[10] | 3mo ejel | ||
| Dignitas | Jan 20162016-01-05[13] | May 20162016-05-26[12] | 4mo 21d ejel | ||
 Phoenix1 | May 20162016-05-26[16] | Jun 20172017-06-22[14] | 1yr 27d ejel | ||
 Team Liquid | Jun 20172017-06-22[18] | Nov 20172017-11-21[17] | 4mo 29d ejel | ||
 YouthCrew Esports | Aug 20182018-08-01[20] | ≈Dec 2018≈2018-12-?? | ≈4mo 2d ejel | ||
 ANEW Esports | Jun 20192019-06-11 | Jan 20202020-01-07[21] | 6mo 26d ejel | ||
 C9 Academy | Jan 20202020-01-07[22] | Oct 20202020-10-27[23] | 9mo 20d ejel | ||
| TL Academy | Jul 20212021-07-06[26] | Oct 20212021-10-19[25] | 3mo 13d ejel | ||
 Bogged | Feb 20222022-02-12[27] | Mar 20222022-03-07 | 23d ejel | ||
 Large | Jun 20222022-06-22[28] | Jul 20222022-07-11 | 19d ejel | ||
| Black Rock Esports | Jun 20242024-06-13[29] | Present | 3mo 27d ej |
| Team | Start | End | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| COGnitive Forge | ≈Jan 2014≈2014-01-18 | Feb 20142014-02-27[1] | ≈1mo 9d ejel | ||
| COGnitive Gaming | Feb 20142014-02-27[2] | ≈Mar 2014≈2014-03-17 | ≈18d ejel | ||
| Denial eSports | Mar 20142014-03-21[4] | Jul 20142014-07-12[3] | 3mo 22d ejel | ||
| Enemy | Sep 20142014-09-30[5] | Dec 20142014-12-01 | 2mo 1d ejel | ||
| Roar | ≈Nov 2014≈2014-11-?? | Feb 20152015-02-10[6] | ≈3mo 9d ejel | ||
| Dignitas | ≈Jan 2015≈2015-01-24 | Nov 20152015-11-16 | ≈9mo 23d ejel | ||
| TSM Darkness | ≈Mar 2015≈2015-03-17 | Apr 20152015-04-05 | ≈19d ejel | ||
| Odyssey Gaming | May 20152015-05-07 | Aug 20152015-08-07[10] | 3mo ejel | ||
| Dignitas | Jan 20162016-01-05[13] | May 20162016-05-26[12] | 4mo 21d ejel | ||
| Phoenix1 | May 20162016-05-26[16] | Jun 20172017-06-22[14] | 1yr 27d ejel | ||
| Team Liquid | Jun 20172017-06-22[18] | Nov 20172017-11-21[17] | 4mo 29d ejel | ||
| YouthCrew Esports | Aug 20182018-08-01[20] | ≈Dec 2018≈2018-12-?? | ≈4mo 2d ejel | ||
| ANEW Esports | Jun 20192019-06-11 | Jan 20202020-01-07[21] | 6mo 26d ejel | ||
| C9 Academy | Jan 20202020-01-07[22] | Oct 20202020-10-27[23] | 9mo 20d ejel | ||
| TL Academy | Jul 20212021-07-06[26] | Oct 20212021-10-19[25] | 3mo 13d ejel | ||
| Bogged | Feb 20222022-02-12[27] | Mar 20222022-03-07 | 23d ejel | ||
| Large | Jun 20222022-06-22[28] | Jul 20222022-07-11 | 19d ejel | ||
| Black Rock Esports | Jun 20242024-06-13[29] | Jul 20242024-07-19[30] | 1mo 6d ejel | ||
| Black Rock Esports | Jul 20242024-07-19[30] | Present | 2mo 22d ej |
News
- 2014
- 2015
- 2016
- 2017
- 2018
- 2019
- 2020
- 2021
- 2022
- 2024
 CFG | January 18 (approx.), i KeNNy u, Liquid Inori, Flappy Bearfish, and 1onz join. Grim Samurai, Wappa, Diamond, and AtomicN leave. | |
| CFG | February 27,  COGnitive Gaming Forge is disbanded. i KeNNy u, Inori, nubbypoohbear, Flappy Bearfish, and 1onz leave for main roster.[1] | |
 COG | February 27, i KeNNy u, Inori, nubbypoohbear, Flappy Bearfish, and 1onz join from academy roster.[2] | |
| COG | March 17 (approx.), i KeNNy u, Inori, nubbypoohbear, Flappy Bearfish, and 1onz leave. | |
 DNL | March 21, Denial eSports is reformed. AnDa, Liquid Inori, and Shynon join. nubbypoohbear and 1onz rejoin.[4] | |
| DNL | July 12, Liquid Inori leaves.[3] | |
 NME | September 30, Enemy eSports is reformed. cackgod, Inori, Wolfe, otter, and Bodydrop join.[5] | |
 RR | November (approx.), Inori, Chaox, and Yuno join. | |
| NME | December 1, Inori leaves. |
 DIG | January 24 (approx.), Inori joins as substitute. Heartbeat rejoins as substitute. | |
| RR | February 10, v3lv3t (Analyst) joins. Inori, LS (Coach), and KaizenMaster (Assistant Coach) leave.[6][7][8][9] | |
 TSD | March 17 (approx.), Inori joins. xSojin (Sub/Jungle to Sub/Bot) changes position. | |
| TSD | April 5, Ron, Inori, Arcsecond, Indivisible, JJackstar, and xSojin leave. | |
 ODY | May 7, Odyssey Gaming is formed. Chunkyfresh, Inori, kt Smurf, Intense, and Trance join. | |
| ODY | August 7, Odyssey Gaming merges with Team Imagine. Chunkyfresh, Inori, kt Smurf, Steeelback, Trance, and Intense leave.[10][11] | |
| DIG | November 16, Azingy, Inori, and Heartbeat leave. |
| DIG | January 5, BillyBoss joins as substitute. Inori rejoins as substitute.[13] | |
| DIG | May 26, Inori leaves.[12] | |
 P1 | May 26, zig, Inori, Pirean, Slooshi, Mash, and Gate join. Brandini joins as substitute.[16] |
 TL | June 22, Inori joins. Link leaves.[18][19] | |
| P1 | June 22, Inori leaves.[14][15] | |
| TL | November 21, Inori, Slooshi, and Piglet leave.[17] |
 YC | August 1, Inori is added to the GCD.[20] Inori's contract is updated in the GCD, expiring on 19 November 2018.[31] | |
| YC | December (approx.), Team disbands. Inori, Evenstar, Impaler (Head Coach), and Exclusive (Team Manager) leave. |
 ANW | June 11, MistyStumpey, Inori, 5fire, Benji, and PapaChau join. Nove moves to substitute. Charming, Julien, Andybendy, and Srkenji leave. |
| ANW | January 7, Inori leaves.[21][22] | |
 C9.A | January 7, Inori joins. RapidStar (Assistant Coach) joins from main roster. Fudge, k1ng, and Reignover (Head Coach)'s joining is confirmed. Nite and Dragonminkim's departures are confirmed.[22][21] Inori's contract is updated in the GCD, expiring on 15 November 2022.[32] | |
| C9.A | October 27, Inori leaves.[23][24] |
| TL.A | July 6, Inori joins.[26] Inori's contract is updated in the GCD, expiring on 31 July 2021.[33] | |
| TL.A | July 27, Inori's contract is updated in the GCD, expiring on 30 September 2021.[34] | |
| TL.A | October 19, Inori is removed from the GCD.[25] |
 BOG | February 12, zig, Inori, Tuesday, Benji, and Hooks join. rjs joins as substitute.[27] | |
| BOG | March 7, dshao, Inori, Tuesday, B3nji, Hooks, and RJS leave. | |
 LRG | June 22, Kaizer, Inori, wolverene, niinim, Lin, and aksin (Head Coach) join. Regedice and Schoon join as substitutes.[28] | |
| LRG | July 11, Regedice (Sub/Mid to Jungle) and wolverene (Sub/Mid to Bot) change positions. Inori and niinim leave. |
Biography[]
Rami "Inori" Charagh was born in Baghdad, Iraq and currently lives in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. He received multiple invitations to join amateur teams for the North American Challenger Series, and has played for COGnitive Gaming and Denial Esports (from March 21, 2014 to July 12, 2014).
2015 Preseason[]
On September 30, 2014 Liquid Inori became a founding member of a new Enemy eSports lineup, along with teammates cackgod, Wolfe, otter, and Bodydrop. The team took second in the Fall Black Monster Cup, losing to Team LoLPro in the finals.
Enemy eSports qualified for the Spring Expansion Tournament via the ranked 5's ladder under the name The cackson 5. In the Expansion Tournament they won their first-round match against Noble Truth 2-0 but then lost 0-2 to Team Fusion in the second round of the tournament and were eliminated.
In December 2014, Inori joined Roar. With the team, he competed in the NACS 2015 Spring Qualifier, but they were knocked out by Cloud9 G2A in the first round. Shortly after, Inori left the team.[35]
2015 Season[]
Between Season 4 and Season 5, Inori tried out for the CLG jungler position, but Xmithie was chosen to be the team's jungler instead. In March 2015, after Azingy left TSM Darkness to play for Team Dignitas in the LCS and then Sojin substituted for them for one week, Inori joined TSM Darkness and jungled for them in the last two weeks of the Spring Challenger Season. The team finished in fifth place in the season, after winning a tiebreaker game against CLG Black. When the team renamed to Elomingle after losing TSM's sponsorship, Inori left and later joined Odyssey Gaming. After entering the NACS Summer Qualifier with the top ladder seed, they were eliminated in the second round of their bracket by Cloud9 Tempest.
2016 Season[]
After being a substitute for Team Dignitas for the first half of the year, Inori joined Phoenix1, the organization that purchased Team Impulse's NA LCS Summer Season seed, in May.[36] Faced with visa problems, Inori was unable to play for the start of the split, and Phoenix1 was forced to add a substitute jungler Zentinel to their roster, who competed for them for the first three weeks. In that time, Phoenix1 lost all of their series and won only two games total, cementing themselves in last place, behind Echo Fox. Their winless streak continued after Inori's return and through their first series of the fifth week, at which point they had a 3-18 game record and 0-9 series record. In the second series of that week, however, they picked up their first series win against Apex Gaming, with a comeback 2-1 victory after dropping the first game. After this first win, their record improved significantly, and in the second half of the season they went a combined 5-4 - not enough to keep them out of relegations, but enough to surpass both Echo Fox and NRG Esports in the standings for a top seed in the promotion tournament, where they requalified for the LCS with an easy 3-0 win over Echo Fox.
2017 Season[]
Inori remained with Phoenix1 for 2017. The team began the Spring Split looking much improved but not quite top tier, going 4-4 in series over the first four weeks and fluctuating between 3rd and 4th place. After that week, Inori took a leave of absence from the team due to "personal issues" and was replaced by veteran Cloud9 jungler Meteos. Inori played in only three more games over the course of the split, but Phoenix1 prospered in his absence, finishing 11-7 and in third place.
Despite his issues during the season, Phoenix1 started Inori for the playoff quarterfinals, a 3-0 sweep of Dignitas. He was subbed out for Meteos in the final game of an eventual 3-0 loss to Cloud9 in the quarterfinals but returned for the third-place match, in which P1 triumphed 3-2 over FlyQuest.
Inori was rewarded for his playoff performance by being named Phoenix1's starting jungler for the summer season. However, the team lost their first two series of the season, and after they dropped the first game of a Week 2 series against Cloud9, Inori was again subbed out for Meteos. He didn't play another game for P1, and eventually left the team in June to join the similarly struggling Team Liquid. The change of scenery didn't seem to help, as Liquid lost all four games Inori appeared in. After Dardoch rejoined the team, Inori didn't play in another game, either in the regular season or in the promotion tournament. He left Liquid in November.
2018 Season[]
After not having played competitively for most of 2018, Inori was a surprise late-season pickup by the Turkish team YouthCrew Esports, who were fighting to avoid relegations. Inori played all three games of the summer season's final week, but the team didn't record a single win with him. Inori didn't appear for YouthCrew again, and they were eventually relegated.
2019 Season[]
Inori joined the North American amateur team ANEW Esports in June. He and his team managed to qualify for the 2019 NA Scouting Grounds through the Scouting Grounds Circuit. Inori played for Team Cloud Drake at the event, and was not drafted by any LCS teams, but Cloud9 Academy signed him in January 2020.
2020 Season[]
Cloud9 Academy started the spring academy split 2-4 but speedran the rest of the season, winning all of their remaining games to finish in first place with a 14-4 record. In the spring playoffs, C9.A defeated TSM Academy 3-1 in the semi-finals, then swept Evil Geniuses Academy in the finals to win the academy title.
Inori remained with the team for the summer academy split. They similarly got off to a weak 1-3 start, only to again dominate their competition over the rest of the split, finishing 13-5 and in first once again.
Trivia[]
- His ID Inori is based on the character Inori Yuzuriha from the anime Guilty Crown.
- Enjoys playing baseball and basketball.
- Thinks playing support at high Elo is fun and wouldn't mind switching to that role.
Tournament Results[]
This table shows up to the 10 most recent results. For complete results, click here.
| Inori 1v1 Tournament Results | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Date | Pl | Event | Prize | Team | Last Result |
| 2013-05-05 | 33 - 47 | Best Riven NA Tournament | FF : W iiphongs2 | ||
Media[]
- 2016
- 2017
- 2020
- May 7, Hey I'm LiquidInori and I just reached challenger in Korea! AMA. with , and on reddit
- June 26, Inori on his return to Phoenix1's starting roster:'I really hope I can change where my team is at' with , and on The Score
- July 20, Inori says P1 is realistic about playoff chances: 'We're still just happy we're winning' with , and on The Score
- August 17, Inori and Gate share their playoff predictions and debate who they hope will win it all with , and on The Score
- September 2, Inori on visiting the NA LCS Summer Finals and spreading the 17-P1 meme with , and on Yahoo!
- February 1, Inori on Phoenix1’s early success, trying to be competitive in the NA LCS and Pokemon references with , and on Slingshot
- February 2, Inori talks Phoenix1's performance this split and Ryu's demand for a house cat with , and on Yahoo Esports
- March 5, Inori on his absence: "I feel like I'm getting rejected by my team... I just want to prove myself." by , and on Blitz Esports
- April 14, Returning to Form: Phoenix1 Inori with , and on Yahoo! Esports
- June 8, P1 Inori believes the player’s association should limit player hours, help with contracts with , and on Yahoo Esports
- June 27, Inori: “I just want to play like my old self, like when I first started on P1. That was the happiest I was in my life.” with , and on Emily Rand for Slingshot Esports
- April 23, Cloud9 Inori: "No one will forget my past, but I'm here to leave a better mark." with Parkes Ousley on Inven Global
Post-Match Interviews
| Date | Tournament | Match | Link |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2020-08-07 | NA Academy 2020 Summer |  C9.A vs  CLG.A | Link |
| 2020-02-16 | NA Academy 2020 Spring | C9.A vs  TSM.A | Link |
External Links[]
Images[]
P1 Inori, NA LCS 2016 Summer
P1 Inori, NA LCS 2016 Summer
P1 Inori, NA LCS 2017 Spring
YC Inori, TCL 2018 Summer
CLD Inori, NASG 2019
C9.A Inori, NA Academy 2020 Spring
C9.A Inori, NA Academy 2020 Summer
Redirects
The following pages redirect here:
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Cognitive Gaming's New Roster reddit.com
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 Cognitive Gaming's New Roster reddit.com
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 Liquid Inori's Tweet twitter.com
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 Denial Announces New League of Legends Roster denialesports.com
- ↑ 5.0 5.1 5.2 Enemy eSports' Tweet twitter.com
- ↑ 6.0 6.1 6.2 Roar's Tweet twitter.com
- ↑ 7.0 7.1 7.2 Roar's Tweet twitter.com
- ↑ 8.0 8.1 8.2 Roar's Tweet twitter.com
- ↑ 9.0 9.1 9.2 Roar's Tweet twitter.com
- ↑ 10.0 10.1 10.2 Imagine and Odyssey merge, add Leviathan Dota 2 squad dailydot.com
- ↑ 11.0 11.1 11.2 Team Imagine's Tweet twitter.com
- ↑ 12.0 12.1 12.2 Phoenix1 replaces Team Impulse, picks up Gate, Mash, Slooshi, and more espn.com
- ↑ 13.0 13.1 13.2 Announcing The Team Dignitas LCS 2016 Subs team-dignitas.net
- ↑ 14.0 14.1 14.2 Liquid`Inori and the Return of the 10 Man Roster teamliquidpro.com
- ↑ 15.0 15.1 15.2 Phoenix1's Tweet twitter.com
- ↑ 16.0 16.1 16.2 Phoenix1 replaces Team Impulse, picks up Gate, Mash, Slooshi, and more espn.go.com
- ↑ 17.0 17.1 17.2 Piglet's Tweet twitter.com
- ↑ 18.0 18.1 18.2 Liquid`Inori and the Return of the 10 Man Roster teamliquidpro.com
- ↑ 19.0 19.1 19.2 Phoenix1's Tweet twitter.com
- ↑ 20.0 20.1 20.2 Archive Pages: before change - TUR - 2018-07-31; after change - TUR - 2018-08-01
- ↑ 21.0 21.1 21.2 21.3 21.4 21.5 Cloud9's Tweet twitter.com
- ↑ 22.0 22.1 22.2 22.3 22.4 22.5 Introducing the 2020 Cloud9 LCS Academy Roster cloud9.gg
- ↑ 23.0 23.1 23.2 Inori's Tweet twitter.com
- ↑ 24.0 24.1 24.2 Cloud9's Tweet twitter.com
- ↑ 25.0 25.1 25.2 Archive Pages: before change - NA - 2021-10-18; after change - NA - 2021-10-19
- ↑ 26.0 26.1 26.2 Team Liquid's Tweet twitter.com
- ↑ 27.0 27.1 27.2 PGCQ #2 Open Qualifier Present by Unified - Tournament Sheet docs.google.com
- ↑ 28.0 28.1 28.2 Large's Tweet twitter.com
- ↑ 29.0 29.1 29.2 Black Rock Esports' X Post x.com
- ↑ 30.0 30.1 30.2 Black Rock Esports' X Post x.com
- ↑ Archive Pages: before change - TUR - 2018-07-30; after change - TUR - 2018-08-01
- ↑ Archive Pages: before change - ; after change - NA - 2020-01-07
- ↑ Archive Pages: before change - NA - 2021-07-05; after change - NA - 2021-07-06
- ↑ Archive Pages: before change - NA - 2021-07-26; after change - NA - 2021-07-27
- ↑ Roar's tweet twitter.com
- ↑ Phoenix1 replaces Team Impulse, picks up Gate, Mash, Slooshi, and more espn.go.com