Since joining Team Vitality, Bo is making the European community believe that he can really be the “savior” for this team.
Since playing in the FunPlus Phoenix shirt, even though he was only present in a few matches, Bo has shown himself to be a very bright talent. However, unfortunately for Bo, while his career was promising extremely well, he was discovered to have participated in half-time when he was still playing at LDL. Bo’s career in the LPL, therefore, has not yet bloomed.
Bo used to be seen as the future of FPX before being discovered to be selling
But recently, the former young player of FPX has moved to compete in the LEC, specifically in the color of Team Vitality. Here, Bo will have to compete with a veteran player from the LCK – Haru – former star of SKT T1.
I joined Team Vitality with Haru not too long ago
Recently, the LEC community also discovered that Bo has climbed to the EU server Challenge rank in just 10 days, achieving a win rate of up to about 70%. Even his stats are also very nice when reaching KDA of 12.8/4.8/6.6. In most matches, Bo wins. Most of the losses were due to him testing in the ADC position.
Bo to Challenge extremely fast with a win rate of nearly 70%
Bo’s stats surprised and excited the LEC community. According to many opinions, this young player can really help VIT get out of the situation near the bottom of the LEC Summer table if he is given the opportunity to start once he is eligible to play.
Bo got a visa and a work permit and was immediately put in the competition to save VIT
Wait and see how Memphisto uses him, maybe he’ll surprise those who didn’t recruit him.
LEC is a mess this year and maybe VIT will be fine if they use Bo and trust his talent
VIT Memphisto: “He’s not ready”
As for the former FPX player, he is performing quite impressively in the eyes of the fans of LEC in general and of the VIT team in particular. But to really help VIT win titles and further contribute to Worlds 2022, Bo will have to work even harder in the future, especially when given the opportunity to compete.
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