Slay

Slay
Slay
Background Information
Name	Nguyễn Ngọc Hùng
Country of Birth	; Vietnam
Birthday	July 28, 1997 (age 27)
Residency	APACAsia Pacific
Prev Residencies	VNVietnam; SEASEA
Competitive
Role	; Support
Favorite Champs	; ;
Soloqueue IDs	VN: GAM sup; KR: 몹시 웃기다; EUW: Yasunda hi, ISM da boon
Social Media & Links

Overview

Tournament Results

Stats

Match History

Nguyễn "Slay" (▶️ listen) Ngọc Hùng is a League of Legends esports player, previously support for Vikings Esports.

Team History

Combine Role Swaps:No|Yes

Dates:Approx|Exact

	Team	Start	End
SEA	⁠⁠Hanoi Fate	Feb 20142014-02-22	Dec 20152015-12-08^[1]	1yr 9mo ejel
SEA	⁠⁠Saigon Jokers	Jan 20162016-01-15	Nov 20162016-11-28^[2]	10mo 13d ejel
SEA	⁠⁠GIGABYTE Marines	Dec 20162016-12-19^[4]	May 20172017-05-23^[3]	5mo 4d ejel
SEA	⁠⁠EVOS Esports	May 20172017-05-29^[6]	Jun 20172017-06-09^[5]	11d ejel
SEA	⁠⁠Cherry Esports	Jun 20172017-06-09^[7]	Nov 20172017-11-29	5mo 20d ejel
VN	⁠⁠EVOS Esports	Nov 20172017-11-29^[9]	Mar 20192019-03-25^[8]	1yr 3mo ejel
VN	⁠⁠GAM Esports	May 20192019-05-28^[11]	Dec 20202020-12-08^[10]	1yr 6mo ejel
VN	⁠⁠SBTC Esports	Dec 20202020-12-08^[10]	Apr 20212021-04-14^[12]	4mo 6d ejel
VN	⁠⁠SBTC Esports	Apr 20212021-04-25^[15]	Nov 20212021-11-01^[14]	6mo 6d ejel
VN	⁠⁠Genius Esports	Sep 20222022-09-17^[17]	May 20232023-05-30^[16]	8mo 13d ejel
VN	⁠⁠Saigon Buffalo	May 20232023-05-30^[16]	Nov 20232023-11-25^[18]	5mo 26d ejel
VN	⁠⁠Vikings Esports	Nov 20232023-11-25^[18]	Jan 20242024-01-02^[20]	1mo 7d ejel

	Team	Start	End
SEA	⁠⁠Hanoi Fate	Feb 20142014-02-22	Mar 20142014-03-01	7d ejel
SEA	⁠⁠Hanoi Fate	Mar 20142014-03-01	Mar 20142014-03-16	15d ejel
SEA	⁠⁠Hanoi Fate	Mar 20142014-03-16	Jun 20142014-06-21	3mo 5d ejel
SEA	⁠⁠Hanoi Fate	Jun 20142014-06-21	Mar 20152015-03-27	9mo 6d ejel
SEA	⁠⁠Hanoi Fate	Mar 20152015-03-27	Dec 20152015-12-08^[1]	8mo 12d ejel
SEA	⁠⁠Saigon Jokers	Jan 20162016-01-15	Nov 20162016-11-28^[2]	10mo 13d ejel
SEA	⁠⁠GIGABYTE Marines	Dec 20162016-12-19^[4]	May 20172017-05-23^[3]	5mo 4d ejel
SEA	⁠⁠EVOS Esports	May 20172017-05-29^[6]	Jun 20172017-06-09^[5]	11d ejel
SEA	⁠⁠Cherry Esports	Jun 20172017-06-09^[7]	Nov 20172017-11-29	5mo 20d ejel
VN	⁠⁠EVOS Esports	Nov 20172017-11-29^[9]	Mar 20192019-03-25^[8]	1yr 3mo ejel
VN	⁠⁠GAM Esports	May 20192019-05-28^[11]	Jan 20202020-01-05^[21]	7mo 8d ejel
VN	⁠⁠GAM Esports	Jan 20202020-01-05^[21]	≈May 2020≈2020-05-??	≈4mo 11d ejel
VN	⁠⁠GAM Esports	≈May 2020≈2020-05-??	Dec 20202020-12-08^[10]	≈6mo 23d ejel
VN	⁠⁠SBTC Esports	Dec 20202020-12-08^[10]	Apr 20212021-04-14^[12]	4mo 6d ejel
VN	⁠⁠SBTC Esports	Apr 20212021-04-25^[15]	Nov 20212021-11-01^[14]	6mo 6d ejel
VN	⁠⁠Genius Esports	Sep 20222022-09-17^[17]	May 20232023-05-30^[16]	8mo 13d ejel
VN	⁠⁠Saigon Buffalo	May 20232023-05-30^[16]	Nov 20232023-11-25^[18]	5mo 26d ejel
VN	⁠⁠Vikings Esports	Nov 20232023-11-25^[18]	Jan 20242024-01-02^[20]	1mo 7d ejel

News

2014
2015
2016
2017
2018
2019
2020
2021
2022
2023
2024

SEA	⁠⁠HF	February 22, Slay, Kane, LySna, and Akiho join. BuRning and Shady move to starting roster. MeoU, iDiMiNic, and B0ss leave. e
SEA	⁠⁠HF	March 1, Shady (Mid to Top) and Slay (Top to Jungle) change positions. e
SEA	⁠⁠HF	March 16, Jully and Jinky join. Zubu joins as substitute. Slay (Jungle to Sub/Bot) changes position. Burn and Kane leave. e
SEA	⁠⁠HF	June 21, Slay moves to starting roster. e

SEA	⁠⁠HF	March 27, Lysna rejoins. Slay (Bot to Top) changes position. Shady leaves. e
SEA	⁠⁠HF	December 8, Slay leaves.^[1] e

SEA	⁠⁠SAJ	January 15, Slay joins. e
SEA	⁠⁠SAJ	November 28, ⁠⁠Saigon Jokers is disbanded. Row, HanYiAn, Heaven, Lovida, Warzone, Celebrity, Slay, RonOP, Tsu, yT, Yi Jin, Venus, Adc, Suicunee, Irean (Coach), Nixwater (Analyst), and icaruse (Team Manager) leave.^[2] e
SEA	⁠⁠GAM	December 19, Ren, Levi, Slay, and Sergh join.^[4] e

SEA	⁠⁠GAM	May 23, Slay leaves.^[3] e
SEA	⁠⁠EVS	May 29, ⁠⁠EVOS Esports moves from Indonesia to Vietnam. Slay joins.^[6] e
SEA	⁠⁠EVS	June 9, Slay leaves.^[5] e
SEA	⁠⁠CR	June 9, Slay joins. Kidz (Top to Support) changes position.^[7] e
SEA	⁠⁠CR	November 29, Slay leaves. e
SEA	⁠⁠EVS	November 29, Slay rejoins.^[9] e

VN

⁠

⁠EVS

February 24, Slay changes residency from

SEA

SEA to

VN

Vietnam.

e

VN	⁠⁠EVS	March 25, Slay leaves.^[8] e
VN	⁠⁠GAM	May 28, Minas joins. Slay rejoins.^[11] e
VN	⁠⁠GAM	June 4, Yoshino, Zeros, Levi, Minas, Slay, and Cacon's contracts are updated in the GCD, expiring on 30 June 2022. Kiaya's contract is updated in the GCD, expiring on 31 December 2022.^[22] e

VN	⁠⁠GAM	January 5, Dia1 and Palette join. Easylove rejoins. Kiaya (Mid to Top), Blazes (Mid to Bot), and Slay (Support to Bot) change positions. Levi, Hieu3, and Yuna (Head Coach) will remain with the team for 2020. Zeros and Zin leave.^[21] e
VN	⁠⁠GAM	January 15, Kiaya, Zeros, Hieu3, and Slay's contracts are updated in the GCD, expiring on 5 February 2022. Levi and Palette's contracts are updated in the GCD, expiring on 15 November 2021. Dia1, Blazes, Easylove, Yuna (Head Coach), Iris (Coach), Tinikun (Assistant Coach), and Arik (Manager)'s contracts are updated in the GCD, expiring on 16 November 2020.^[23] e
VN	⁠⁠GAM	May (approx.), Slay (Bot to Support) changes position. e
VN	⁠⁠GAM	December 8, Slay leaves.^[10] e
VN	⁠⁠SE	December 8, Yijin, Dia1, Slay, and Violet (Head Coach) join. Noway (Streamer to Bot) changes position. Sofs leaves.^[10]^[13] e

VN	⁠⁠SBTC	January 10, Zeros, Yijin, Dia1, Celebrity, Noway, Kidz, Slay, and Violet (Head Coach)'s contracts are updated in the GCD, expiring on 15 November 2021.^[24] e
VN	⁠⁠SE	April 14, Team disbands. Yijin, Dia1, Celebrity, Noway, Bắp Bào, Kit, Slay, Venus, and Violet (Head Coach) leave.^[12] e
VN	⁠⁠SE	April 25, ⁠⁠SBTC Esports is reformed. Yijin, Dia1, Celebrity, Noway, Bắp Bào, Kit, Slay, and Violet (Head Coach) join. Venus joins as substitute.^[15] e
VN	⁠⁠SE	November 1, NPer and Artifact are added to the GCD. Marcus and Slay are removed from the GCD.^[14] e

VN

⁠

⁠GE

September 17, Slay (Analyst) joins.^[17]

e

VN	⁠⁠GE	May 30, Slay (Analyst) leaves.^[16] e
VN	⁠⁠SGB	May 30, Slay joins.^[16] e
VN	⁠⁠VKE	November 25, ⁠⁠Saigon Buffalo renames to ⁠⁠Vikings Esports.^[18]^[19] e

VN	⁠⁠VKE	January 2, Coated, Stead, and Slay leave.^[20] e
APAC	⁠⁠F/A	October 31, Slay changes residency from VN Vietnam to APAC Asia Pacific. e

Biography

2014 Season

Nguyễn "Slay" Ngọc Hùng joined Hanoi Fate as a flexible player to play Top, Jungle and AD carry in the 2014 Vietnam Championship Series A Spring. Hanoi Fate would finish the series 3rd, with a 9-5 record to secure the final place in the 2014 GPL Summer Qualifiers/Vietnamese Qualifier, and would earn the team a sponsorship from G5 E-Sport. At the Qualifier, Hanoi Fate would finish 3rd, with a 1-1-1 record, failing to gain a spot in the 2014 GPL Summer.

In the 2014 Vietnam Championship Series A Summer, Slay was able to focus purely on the AD role, improving the teams play rapidly, allowing the team to secure first place with a 1st place regular season result with a 9-3-2 record. Just days before the GPL Qualifier, the team would lose their sponsorship from G5 E-Sport. In the GPL Qualifier group stage the Fate would place joint 1st with a 3-1 record in their group, they therefore qualified to the GPL 2015 Spring.

2015 Season

In the round of 16 group stage Hanoi Fate would qualify in 2nd in their group with a 4-2 record, however Slay play 3 roles. This would hinder teams performance as they consistently swapped roles, winning just one of 12 games in the 2nd group stage and being eliminated with a top 8 finish. Seeing the mistake of the Spring Hanoi Fate once again returned to players with a single role, Slay would play top lane in all games of both the 2015 GPL Summer and the 2015 Vietnam Championship Series A Summer.

In the 2015 Vietnam Championship Series A Summer the Hanoi Fate finished in joint 3rd, with a 21-9 record, which was unbroken by a single round robin tiebreaker between 3 teams. All of which would have qualified to the GPL 2016 Spring if the format had remained the same In the 2015 GPL Summer the Hanoi Fate were seeded due to their top 8 finish. This allowed them a 1st place 2-1-0 result in the first group stage. However the team would fall in the second group stage again, with a 6th place finish with a 3-4 record. In the 2015 Capital Invitational Tournament Slay would return to AD, the team finished in 3rd with a 1-2 record.

2016 Season

Slay would join the Saigon Jokers as an AD player, sharing time with Celebrity, to compete in the VCS 2016 Spring. After losing the first game of the split the Saigon Jokers won 12 consecutive games, ending the split in 1st with a 15-3 record. In playoffs the Jokers would win two 5 game series against Boba Marines and Full Louis to qualify for the GPL 2016 Spring. The team struggled in the group stage, finishing joint third with a 3-2 record. Despite facing a team that they had lost to in the group stage in both of their best of 5 series they qualified to the 2016 International Wildcard Invitational.

In the 2016 IWCI group stage the jokers would finish 4th, with a 4-3 record. In the bracket stage Slay would lose his first BO5 with the Jokers losing 3-0 to eventual winner and Mid-Season Invitational representative SuperMassive eSports. Slay would continue to share time with Celebrity in the VCS 2016 Summer and again would achieve 1st place with a 10-7-1 record. In the VCS A/2016 Season/Summer Playoffs the Jokers would sweep both series 3-0. Slay would not play any part in the teams GPL/2016 Season/Summer victory or their 0-7 collapse in the 2016 International Wildcard Qualifier. Due to the Jokers being disbanded, Slay joined the GIGABYTE Marines.

2017 Season

The Marines would dominate the VCS A/2017 Season/Spring Season with a 12-0 record only losing 3 games in the regular season, in the VCS 2017 Spring Playoffs they would defeat Young Generation 3-0 to qualify for the GPL/2017 Season/Spring. The Marines would be even more dominant in the GPL, winning the final 3-0 and qualifying for the 2017 Mid-Season Invitational. At MSI, the Marines ended the Play-In group stage at 1st place, with a 5-1 record, only dropping a game against, Virtus.pro. The team then faced Team SoloMid and won the first 2 games of the series, but were reverse swept, ending the match at 2-3. They then defeated SuperMassive eSports in the 3rd round (3-1) to make it to the Group Stage. Although the team failed to make it out of the Group Stage with a 6th place finish and 3-7 result, they still managed to secure a Group Stage spot for the GPL region at the 2017 Season World Championship.

After the 2017 Mid-Season Invitational roster, Slay was removed from the roster, and would join Cherry Esports under the IGN "Slayer" as a top laner. The team would have a poor performance, barely avoiding relegation in 6th while having a 4-10 record. Slay returned to the AD role, joining the newly formed EVOS Esports who qualified through the VCS 2018 Summer Promotion losing just one game.

2018 Season

With Slay back in the AD role EVOS Esports would dominate the regular split with a 12-2 record, in Playoffs Slay would beat his former team in a 5 game series to both qualify for the 2018 Mid-Season Invitational and become Vietnam's representative for the 2018 Asian Games. At MSI, EVOS Esports were seeded into the 2nd round, only needing to beat SuperMassive eSports to qualify to the main event. At the main event EVOS Esports would finish 6th with a 2-8 record. In the 2018 Asian Games Qualifier, Vietnam would finish 11-1 and qualify to the main event. At Rift Rivals Vietnam would finish a disappointing 3rd with EVOS Esports only winning one of four matches.

In the VCS 2018 Summer Season, EVOS Esports underperformed finishing 4th with a 8-6 record. Before the playoffs, EVOS Esports competed in the 2018 Asian Games, placing 5-6th with a 2-4 record. In the VCS Playoffs EVOS Esports lost a 5 game series to Cube Adonis finishing 4th.

2019 Season

Due to the Summer underperformance Slay would share time for the first time since 2016 with Noway, although Noway would start more games, including all of the VCS Playoff games. Individually Slay would win 8 out of 14 games in the teams 3rd place, 9-5 finish.

After losing his spot at EVOS to Noway, Slay changed roles to play support for GAM Esports, meaning Slay had played all 5 roles professionally. Slay would play in all of GAM Esports games in their 1st place 11-3 finish. He would split time equally with Hieu3 in their undefeated VCS Playoffs Run against Lowkey Esports and Team Flash.Vietnam to secure a place in the 2019 World Championship.

Trivia

Has the most VCS A championship titles (6).

Tournament Results

This table shows up to the 10 most recent results. For complete results, click here.

Slay Tournament Results
Date	Pl	Event	Last Result	Team	Roster
2023-09-02	4	VCS 2023 Summer Playoffs	2 : 3⁠⁠TW	⁠⁠SGB	Coated, Gury, Blazes, Froggy, Shogun, Slay, Raze, Yutility
2023-08-06	3	VCS 2023 Summer	7 - 5⁠⁠RR	⁠⁠SGB	Coated, Gury, Froggy, Blazes, Shogun, Slay, Raze, Yutility
2022-04-27	5 - 8	VCSB 2022 Summer Season	1 - 5⁠⁠RR	⁠⁠SEB	Gió Mưa, JG, Storm, Showlyu, LTH mãi đỉnh, Slay
2022-01-19	3	Tam Kê Cup Season 1	0 : 2⁠⁠ASE	⁠⁠SBTC	Zeros, Potm, Violet, Clear, Slay, Baroibeo
2021-04-04	5	VCS 2021 Spring	7 - 7⁠⁠RR	⁠⁠SE	Dia1, ZerosS, Yijin, Petland, Celebrity, Slay, Venus, Noway, Violet, HYPE
2020-09-05	2	VCS 2020 Summer Playoffs	2 : 3⁠⁠TF	⁠⁠GAM	Kiaya, Levi, Dia1, Easylove, Slay, JackieWind
2020-08-16	1	VCS 2020 Summer	12 - 2⁠⁠RR	⁠⁠GAM	Kiaya, Levi, Dia1, Genza, Easylove, Jisoo, Slay, JackieWind, Scary
2020-05-28	4	Mid-Season Showdown 2020	1 - 5⁠⁠RR	⁠⁠GAM	Kiaya, Levi, Genza, Dia1, Easylove, Jisoo, Slay, Scary
2020-05-24	1	Pulsefire Cup 2020	3 : 1⁠⁠DBL	⁠⁠GAM	Kiaya, Levi, Dia1, Easylove, Slay
2019-10-17	13 - 16	Worlds 2019	1 - 5⁠⁠RR	⁠⁠GAM	Zeros, Levi, Kiaya, Zin, Hieu3, Slay, Yuna