Wadid

Wadid
Retired as Player
Wadid
Background Information
Name	Kim Bae-in (김배인)
Country of Birth	; South Korea
Birthday	May 25, 1997 (age 27)
Residency	KRKorea
Competitive
Team	⁠⁠G2 Esports
Role	; Streamer
Favorite Champs	;
Competitive IDs	WADID
Soloqueue IDs	KR: Wadid; NA: Aatrox support, Art of Blade, bakem0n0gatari, xaxaxaxa
Social Media & Links

Overview

Tournament Results

Stats

Match History

Casting History

Kim "Wadid" (▶️ listen) Bae-in (Hangul: 김배인) is a League of Legends esports player, currently co-streamer for G2 Esports. His name was previously stylized WADID.

Team History

Combine Role Swaps:No|Yes

Dates:Approx|Exact

	Team	Start	End
KR	⁠⁠Rising Star Gaming	May 20162016-05-07	Sep 20162016-09-03	3mo 27d ejel
KR	⁠⁠SBENU Korea	Sep 20162016-09-03	Oct 20162016-10-07^[1]	1mo 4d ejel
EU	⁠⁠Team ROCCAT	Jan 20172017-01-05^[3]	Dec 20172017-12-02^[2]	10mo 28d ejel
EU	⁠⁠G2 Esports	Dec 20172017-12-08^[8]	Nov 20182018-11-29^[4]	11mo 21d ejel
EU	⁠⁠Rogue	Nov 20182018-11-29^[11]	May 20192019-05-16^[9]	5mo 17d ejel
NA	⁠⁠FlyQuest	May 20192019-05-16^[14]	Nov 20192019-11-08^[13]	5mo 23d ejel
NA	⁠⁠FlyQuest Academy	May 20192019-05-28	Nov 20192019-11-08^[15]	5mo 11d ejel
KR	⁠⁠Riot Games Inc.	Feb 20202020-02-05	Dec 20202020-12-02^[16]	9mo 26d ejel
KR	⁠⁠Griffin	Apr 20202020-04-17^[18]	May 20202020-05-21^[17]	1mo 4d ejel
LAT	⁠⁠All Knights	Dec 20202020-12-02^[16]	Jul 20212021-07-01^[19]	6mo 30d ejel
EMEA	⁠⁠G2 Esports	Jan 20252025-01-16^[20]	Present	3mo 2d ej

	Team	Start	End
KR	⁠⁠Rising Star Gaming	May 20162016-05-07	Sep 20162016-09-03	3mo 27d ejel
KR	⁠⁠SBENU Korea	Sep 20162016-09-03	Oct 20162016-10-07^[1]	1mo 4d ejel
EU	⁠⁠Team ROCCAT	Jan 20172017-01-05^[3]	Dec 20172017-12-02^[2]	10mo 28d ejel
EU	⁠⁠G2 Esports	Dec 20172017-12-08^[8]	Nov 20182018-11-29^[4]	11mo 21d ejel
EU	⁠⁠Rogue	Nov 20182018-11-29^[11]	May 20192019-05-16^[9]	5mo 17d ejel
NA	⁠⁠FlyQuest	May 20192019-05-16^[14]	Nov 20192019-11-08^[13]	5mo 23d ejel
NA	⁠⁠FlyQuest Academy	May 20192019-05-28	Nov 20192019-11-08^[15]	5mo 11d ejel
KR	⁠⁠Riot Games Inc.	Feb 20202020-02-05	Jun 20202020-06-08^[21]	4mo 3d ejel
KR	⁠⁠Griffin	Apr 20202020-04-17^[18]	May 20202020-05-21^[17]	1mo 4d ejel
KR	⁠⁠Riot Games Inc.	Jun 20202020-06-08^[21]	Dec 20202020-12-02^[16]	5mo 24d ejel
LAT	⁠⁠All Knights	Dec 20202020-12-02^[16]	Jul 20212021-07-01^[19]	6mo 30d ejel
EMEA	⁠⁠G2 Esports	Jan 20252025-01-16^[20]	Present	3mo 2d ej

News

2016
2017
2018
2019
2020
2021
2025

KR	⁠⁠RSG	May 7, Hyuni, Galbi, mArEritt, DaDA, Hwang Ji-hoon (Head Coach), and Wadid (Owner) join. e
KR	⁠⁠RSG	September 3, Ace and Wadid (Owner) leave. e
KR	⁠⁠SBK	September 3, Ace, GAP, Wadid, and Kang Hyeon (Coach) join. Soul, reM, and Nuclear leave. e
KR	⁠⁠SBK	October 7, ⁠⁠SBENU Korea is disbanded. Mimic, Flawless, Ace, GAP, lehends, Wadid, Park Jae-seok (Head Coach), and Kang Hyeon (Coach) leave.^[1] e

EU	⁠⁠ROC	January 5, Phaxi, Maxlore, Hjarnan, and Wadid join.^[3] e
EU	⁠⁠ROC	December 2, Phaxi, Betsy, Hjarnan, Wadid, and GrabbZ (Head Coach) leave.^[2] e
EU	⁠⁠G2	December 8, Wunder, Jankos, Hjarnan, and Wadid join.^[8] e

EU	⁠⁠G2	November 29, Caps and Mikyx join. Perkz (Mid to Bot) changes position. Hjarnan is set to leave with assistance finding a new team. Wadid leaves.^[4]^[5]^[6]^[7] e
EU	⁠⁠RGE	November 29, Wadid joins.^[11]^[12] e
EU	⁠⁠RGE	December 10, Profit, Kikis, Sencux, HeaQ, Wadid, and fredy122 (Head Coach)'s contracts are updated in the GCD, expiring on 16 November 2021.^[22] e

EU	⁠⁠RGE	January 15, Profit, Kikis, Sencux, HeaQ, Wadid, and fredy122 (Head Coach)'s contracts are updated in the GCD, expiring on 15 November 2021.^[23] e
EU	⁠⁠RGE	May 16, Selfie joins. Wadid leaves.^[9]^[10] e
NA	⁠⁠FLY	May 16, Wadid joins.^[14] e
NA	⁠⁠FLY.A	May 28, Wadid joins. Strompest's contract is updated in the GCD, expiring on 19 November 2019. Wadid's contract is updated in the GCD, expiring on 16 November 2021.^[24] e
NA	⁠⁠FLY.A	November 8, Wadid leaves.^[15] e
NA	⁠⁠FLY	November 8, Wadid leaves.^[13] e
NA	⁠⁠F/A	November 24, Wadid will not be participating in the LEC or LCS in Spring 2020.^[25] e

KR	⁠⁠Riot	February 5, Lira (Analyst) and Wadid (Analyst) join. MadLife (Analyst) leaves. e
KR	⁠⁠GRF	April 17, Wadid joins.^[18] e
KR	⁠⁠GRF	April 26, Wadid renames to WADID.^[26] e
KR	⁠⁠GRF	April 28, WADID's contract is updated in the GCD, expiring on 16 November 2020.^[27] e
KR	⁠⁠GRF	May 21, Tarzan and WADID leave.^[17] e
KR	⁠⁠Riot	June 8, Lee Jeong-hyun (Analyst), PawN (Analyst), and Soobin (Analyst) join. WADID (Analyst to Color Caster) changes position.^[21] e
KR	⁠⁠Riot	December 2, Wadid (Color Caster) leaves.^[16] e
LAT	⁠⁠AK	December 2, Wadid joins.^[16] e

LAT	⁠⁠AK	January 5, Wadid's contract is updated in the GCD, expiring on 15 November 2021. Mora (Head Coach)'s contract is updated in the GCD, expiring on 16 November 2021.^[28] e
LAT	⁠⁠AK	May 24, Ruin, Grell, Kiefer, Pancake, Wadid, Zothve, and Samkz will remain with the team.^[29] e
LAT	⁠⁠AK	July 1, Wadid, Saroo (Head Coach), and Scorro (Assistant Coach) leave.^[19] e
KR	⁠⁠F/A	July 1, Wadid retires.^[30] e

EMEA

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⁠G2

January 16, Trayton (Co-Streamer) and Wadid (Co-Streamer) join.^[20]

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Biography

2016 Season

Summer Season

Wadid first came onto the competitive scene when he formed Rising Star Gaming to compete in the CK 2016 Summer, as well as joining his team as their support. Rising Star went a respectable 4-3 in series to finish in fifth place due to having a worse game store than Ever8 Winners and Stardust. Their finish qualified Rising Star for playoffs, where they swept Stardust in the quarterfinals, but lost to SBENU Korea in the semifinals 3-1 and then to Ever8 3-2 in a third-place match that only determined prize money. Wadid left Rising Star in September and joined SBENU after they failed to qualify for the LCK in the promotion tournament, but never ended up playing for the team as they disbanded a month later.

2017 Season

Spring Season

Wadid joined the European team ROCCAT for the 2017 spring season as their lone import player. The team got off to a horrible start, losing all of their first seven matches and recording only two game wins during that stretch. However, they then pulled off a complete reversal, winning all six of their remaining matches including an upset of reigning champion G2 Esports in their final match of the split. However, ROCCAT were unable to make the playoffs due to having a worse game score than Fnatic, leaving them in fourth place, though safe from relegation.

Summer Season

Wadid remained with ROCCAT for the summer split. Their summer split was a less dramatic copy of their spring, as ROCCAT started the season 0-2 and never were close to the playoffs after Week 5. Already mathematically eliminated, the team won both of their final series (including a fiesta series against Misfits Gaming in which Wadid played Lee Sin and Vayne) to finish in fourth once again with a 5-8 record, ending Wadid's season without a playoff appearance.

In December, Wadid and bot laner Hjarnan both left ROCCAT and joined G2 Esports.

2018 Season

Spring Season

Wadid's new team were the defending EU LCS champions but had undergone a massive offseason roster shift with only Perkz remaining from the previous year's team. The team started the split 1-3 but soon climbed to the top of the standings, although Hjarnan and Wadid were not considered the team's strong point. G2 was in close competition for first place in the middle of the season, before Fnatic pulled away to cement themselves in first. G2 finished the season 11-7 and in a tie with Splyce for second, but beat them in a tiebreaker game to claim a playoff bye.

G2 was seeded into the semifinals where they once again faced and defeated Splyce, this time by a 3-1 score. This sent them to the finals against Fnatic, but G2 was swept by the higher seed, breaking their four split championship streak and giving the team their first-ever finals loss.

Summer Season

G2 started the summer split hot, winning their first six games. However, they cooled off over the remainder of the split, going only 6-6 the rest of the way. This left the team in a three-way tie for second with Team Vitality and FC Schalke 04 Esports, who had both surged while G2 was floundering. This sent them into a tiebreaker round, where G2 first lost to Vitality, then to Schalke, causing the team to fall into fourth place.

In the playoffs, G2's was matched up against fifth-place Misfits Gaming, who's split had taken a similar trajectory to G2's, with the team winning only three games after Week 4. However, Misfits dispatched G2 handily in a sweep, the first time in the team's history that they had failed to make the finals. Their championship points from spring and summer still gave G2 a chance at Worlds in the regional finals, where they matched up against Splyce and beat them in a close 3-2 series after going down 2-1 to start. This left them facing FC Schalke 04, who had lost to Fnatic in the finals, with their season on the line. Despite their mediocre regular season, G2 were able to defeat Schalke 3-1, sending Wadid to Worlds for the first time.

2018 World Championship

Due to being Europe's third seed, G2 started Worlds 2018 in the play-in stage, where they were sorted into Group B along with Turkish representative SuperMassive Esports and Southeast Asian representative Ascension Gaming. G2 dropped their first match to SuperMassive, but rolled through the rest of the group stage, winning all their remaining games, plus a tiebreaker with the Turkish team, leaving them in first place. This sent them to the qualification round where they faced Latin America North team Infinity Esports, who looked surprisingly dangerous due to having taken a game off of Edward Gaming in the group stage. Although Infinity took the first game, G2 won the remaining three, qualifying them for the main event.

There, G2 was seeded into Group A, joining Korean team Afreeca Freecs, Flash Wolves of the LMS, and Vietnamese team Phong Vũ Buffalo. G2 looked inconsistent, going 1-1 in the group stage against all three teams, but managed to beat Flash Wolves in a tiebreaker to qualify for the knockout stage. In the quarterfinals, G2 was drawn to face Chinese first seed and MSI 2018 champions RNG, who were heavy favorites. However, in a quarterfinals marked by multiple upsets, G2 managed to prevail against the Chinese team in a five-game series. Despite this triumph, semifinals proved to be the end of the road for Wadid and G2, as they were swept by eventual World Champions Invictus Gaming.

Despite the success of 2018, G2 parted ways with both Hjarnan and Wadid in December. The same day, Wadid joined Rogue, a new team that had acquired a slot in the rebranded LEC.

2019 Season

Spring Split

Despite having an experienced roster that also included Kikis and Sencux, Rogue struggled to begin the spring split, losing all of their first eight games. In response, Rogue replaced Wadid and top laner Profit with Vander and Finn from their academy team. While Profit joined the academy squad, Wadid simply sat out the next three weeks, during which Rogue recorded their first two wins of the season. Despite better results with the replacement players, Wadid and Profit returned to the main roster for the final two weeks, in order to allow the academy team to have the strongest possible roster heading into the Ultraliga playoffs. However, Rogue performed no better on their return, losing all four remaining games to finish tenth and last in the LEC.

Summer Split

During the midseason break, Rogue traded Wadid to North American team FlyQuest in exchange for their academy mid laner Selfie. Wadid started the season playing for FlyQuest Academy. Although Wadid's new team was only 1-6 over the first three weeks of the academy summer split, with the main roster similarly struggling, he was promoted to the LCS and played all their remaining games. The team did register a 2-0 Week 5, but the addition of Wadid wouldn't be enough to turn the team around. They would never be in serious playoff contention and finished the season in ninth place with a 5-13 record. FlyQuest's fourth-place finish in spring did still give them a slot in the Regional Finals, but they lost 3-1 to Clutch Gaming, ending their season. Wadid left the team in November.

2020 Season

After remaining unsigned in the off-season, Wadid returned to Korea and joined the LCK broadcast team. He provided analysis for the Korean broadcast and occasionally filled in for LS on the English broadcast. Wadid did get a chance to play, albeit a less than ideal one, when he was signed in April by Griffin, who were fighting to remain the LCK in the promotion tournament after a tenth place regular-season finish. Griffin defeated Challenger team Seorabeol Gaming in their first game with Wadid but then lost their next two to fall into the losers' bracket. There, they were swept by Sandbox Gaming and were relegated from the LCK. Wadid saw no further action as a player in 2020 but continued to cast the LCK.

2021 Season

Spring Split

For 2021, Wadid returned to active play in a new competitive region for him, joining Latin American team All Knights. Wadid and his new team started Phase 1 of the opening split hot, winning six of their first eight games. They cooled off as the split wound down, but still easily qualified for Phase 2 with an 8-6 record. All Knights improved in the second stage, posting the best record of any team there, but were just barely unable to pass Infinity Esports in the standings due to Infinity having beaten them in their head-to-head matchup. This left All Knights in third place, placing them into Round 1 of the playoffs. There, they defeated fourth-seeded Rainbow7 3-1 to advance, but lost by an identical score in the second round to Infinity, the eventual champions, ending their season.

Summer Split

Wadid remained with All Knights to start the closing split. However, after a 1-3 start, Wadid, jungler Grell, and coaches Saroo and Jaeby abruptly left the team. Wadid later released a statement saying that his departure was due to health issues and personal conflicts with other members of the team and that he had decided to retire, effective immediately.

Trivia

Noted for already having a good grasp of English when he came to Europe, which he attributed to watching a lot of YouTube and Twitch.
His ID Wadid comes from the term 'warded'.
Often jokes around in relation to the champion Vayne, as his given name Bae-in (배인) sounds very close to Vayne (베인) in Korean.
When he was a member of the LCK broadcast team, he was known to criticize Pyosik. As a symbolic gesture prior to Worlds 2020, he presented Pyosik with the Korean flag that he took on stage during the Worlds 2018 semifinals.

Tournament Results

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

Wadid Tournament Results
Date	Pl	Event	Last Result	Team	Roster
2021-08-08	8	LLA 2021 Closing	2 - 12⁠⁠RR	⁠⁠AK	Ruin, Zothve, Pancake, Samkz, Kiefer, Grell, Bola, kksh, Wadid, BetaTwinz, Saroo, Paindro, Beto
2021-04-03	3	LLA 2021 Opening Playoffs	1 : 3⁠⁠INF	⁠⁠AK	Ruin, Grell, Kiefer, Pancake, Wadid, Jaeby
2021-03-21	3	LLA 2021 Opening	14⁠⁠Pts	⁠⁠AK	Zothve, Ruin, Grell, Kiefer, Pancake, Wadid, Mora, Halier, Jaeby
2020-04-29	NQ	LCK 2020 Summer Promotion	0 : 2⁠⁠SB	⁠⁠GRF	Sword, Untara, Tarzan, Ucal, Viper, WADID, Irove, GBM, Rather
2019-09-06	4	LCS 2019 Regional Finals	1 : 3⁠⁠CG	⁠⁠FLY	V1per, Santorin, Pobelter, WildTurtle, Wadid, Invert, Cop
2019-08-04	9	LCS 2019 Summer	5 - 13⁠⁠RR	⁠⁠FLY	V1per, Santorin, Pobelter, WildTurtle, JayJ, Wadid, Invert, Cop
2019-07-28	10	NA Academy 2019 Summer	4 - 14⁠⁠RR	⁠⁠FLY.A	Engo, Revenge, Maxi, Strompest, Erry, Wadid, JayJ, Mango
2019-03-16	10	LEC 2019 Spring	2 - 16⁠⁠RR	⁠⁠RGE	Profit, Finn, Kikis, Sencux, HeaQ, Wadid, Vander, fredy122
2018-10-27	3 - 4	Worlds 2018	0 : 3⁠⁠iG	⁠⁠G2	Wunder, Jankos, Perkz, Hjarnan, Wadid, GrabbZ
2018-09-16	1	EU Regional Finals 2018	3 : 1⁠⁠S04	⁠⁠G2	Wunder, Jankos, Perkz, Hjarnan, Wadid, GrabbZ

Casting History

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Casting History - Wadid
Date	Event	Round	Team 1	Team 2	Score	VODs	PBP	Color
2020-09-07	LCK 2020 Regional Finals	Round 1	AF	KT	3 - 0	1, 2, 3	Valdes	Wadid
2020-09-05	LCK 2020 Summer Playoffs	Finals	DWG	DRX	3 - 0	1, 2, 3	Atlus	LS, Wadid
2020-08-23	LCK 2020 Summer	Week 10	DYN	HLE	1 - 2	1, 2, 3	Atlus	Wadid
2020-08-23	LCK 2020 Summer	Week 10	DRX	T1	1 - 2	1, 2, 3	Atlus	Wadid
2020-08-16	LCK 2020 Summer	Week 9	DRX	SP	2 - 1	1, 2, 3	Valdes	Wadid
2020-08-16	LCK 2020 Summer	Week 9	HLE	GEN	0 - 2	1, 2	Valdes	Wadid
2020-08-09	LCK 2020 Summer	Week 8	KT	GEN	1 - 2	1, 2, 3	Atlus	Wadid
2020-08-09	LCK 2020 Summer	Week 8	T1	DYN	2 - 0	1, 2	Atlus	Wadid
2020-08-01	LCK 2020 Summer	Week 7	DRX	AF	2 - 0	1, 2	Atlus	Wadid
2020-08-01	LCK 2020 Summer	Week 7	SP	GEN	0 - 2	1, 2	Atlus	Wadid

Media

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March 23, Player Spotlight: Hjarnan and Wadid with Jeff Latham on LoL Esports
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August 15, Wadid: “I know how to communicate well with my teammates because I learned some memes from Youtube and Twitch” with Darius Matuschak on The Shotcaller
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December 17, G2 Wadid: "Europe feels like home now. I found my place because playing League with Hjarnan makes my life complete!" with Darius Matuschak on The Shotcaller
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February 9, Wadid: "I didn't care what team I'd join, as long as I'd get to play with Hjärnan" with Darius Matuschak on The Shotcaller
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July 6, G2 Hjarnan & Wadid break down their favorite Pyke builds, combos, and play tips (plus their attempts to draw Pyke) with Sharon Coone on Blitz Esports
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July 7, G2 Wadid Gives His Thoughts On Perkz/EU Team's Culture And What He Felt In NA. with Youngbo "Roxyy" Sim and James "Bick" Hong on Inven Global
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July 9, Wadid delivers banter towards Jankos: "Braum isn't that hard to play, which is why I play Rakan!" with Parkes Ousley on The Shotcaller
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July 24, Hjarnan & Wadid give a hilarious double-interview about the state of Botlane and why Jankos is bad with Darius Matuschak on The Shotcaller
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September 19, G2 Wadid: "When I played really bad as Tahm Kench in Game 2, I remembered that my family is waiting. Because of that I reseted my mindset and played my best." with Alexandre "DrPuppet" Weber on Inven Global
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October 3, G2 Wadid: "After G2's rebuilding, many fans were in disappointment. This is due to the big shoes we had to fill from the absence of Zven and Mithy." with Byungho "Haao" Kim and James "Bick" Hong on Inven Global
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October 10, Wadid speaks about the win vs Afreeca, Hjarnan's Heimer, and winning in Korea with Darius Matuschak from The Shotcaller on YouTube
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October 15, G2 Wadid on the power of playing in front of his home town with Travis Gafford on YouTube
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October 23, G2 Esports Wadid and the exploding hand warmers at worlds 2018 with Ovilee May on ESPN Esports
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November 8, G2 Wadid: "I was looked down upon during my pro career. People had low expectations of me. However, those expectations excited me; they brought opportunities for me to prove myself." with Byungho "Haao" Kim and Yudae "Akiin" Oak on Inven Global
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February 12, Wadid on Rogue's 0-8 start, what's going wrong, and his personal feelings with Darius Matuschak on The Shotcaller
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May 26, FlyQuest support Wadid: “I feel so blessed to play with WildTurtle” by Xing Li on Dot Esports
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May 31, Wadid explained why he decided to leave LEC to join FlyQuest with Travis Gafford on YouTube
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June 26, Wadid on Wildturtle: "we can win every single bot lane in LCS" with Brian Chang on Upcomer
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June 28, Wadid: “It feels good to be enjoying League of Legends again” with Isaac McIntyre on Hotspawn Esports
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July 11, Wadid on finding FlyQuest synergy: 'we don't need to make hero plays' with Travis Gafford on YouTube
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July 11, FLY Wadid on NA solo queue: "Challengers want to be streamers, not pro players." with Nick Geracie and Lara Lunardi on Inven Global
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July 18, FLY Wadid: “I was stress[ed] when I was in Europe because I was [on] an 8-game losing streak[…] after that, I was like, hmm, whatever, I have nothing to lose now” with Izento on Esports Heaven
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September 12, [FLY] Wadid opens his heart about his LCS season with Parkes Ousley on Inven Global
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November 22, [Interview] A Conversation with Wadid: "I'm looking forward to the new challenges next year." with Lasso and Haao on Inven Global
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March 18, [LCK Analysis] Wadid: "It feels that Faker is back closer to his prime this year." by Lasso, Youii, and Viion on Inven Global
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July 15, Thorin's Rotations Episode 5: Best Teams and Mids (feat. Wadid and Ashley Kang) with Thorin on YouTube
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December 2, Refuerzo de renombre: Wadid completa el roster de All Knights (Spanish) by Jona Valenzuela on Prensa Esports
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December 2, All Knights presenta a Wadid como flamante soporte (Spanish) by Eduardo Diaz on Codigo Esports
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June 29, Wadid explica qué pasó en el partido contra Rainbow7 by Eduardo Díaz on MGG Spain
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July 1, Grell, Ruin y Wadid son sancionados por la LLA (Spanish) by Bárbara Díaz on Prensa Esports
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July 3, Ruin y Wadid publican mensajes a los fans de All Knights (Spanish) by Eduardo Díaz on MGG Spain
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January 6, Wadid, ex jugador de All Knights, admitió ‘account sharing’ (Spanish) by Mr Lee on Codigo Esports
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August 8, Worlds Was Held in My Home Town; Changed My Life! - Reflections with Wadid 1/2 - League of Legends with Thooorin on YouTube
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August 9, Viper Is One of the Smartest Players in the World - Reflections with Wadid 2/2 - League of Legends with Thooorin on YouTube
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Post-Match Interviews

Date	Tournament	Match	Link
2021-02-27	LLA 2021 Opening	KLG vs AK	Link
2021-02-08	LLA 2021 Opening	ISG vs AK	Link
2019-07-06	LCS 2019 Summer	FLY vs FOX	Link
2018-10-20	Worlds 2018 Main Event	RNG vs G2	Link
2018-10-13	Worlds 2018 Main Event	G2 vs FW	Link
2018-07-20	EU LCS 2018 Summer	G2 vs VIT	Link
2018-06-29	EU LCS 2018 Summer	FNC vs G2	Link