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LEC reveals the 2022 Spring All-Pro teams

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William Davis Published 21/03/2022

The 2022 LEC Spring Split will soon enter its playoff stage, but before that happens the three LEC All-Pro team rosters have been revealed. 

Just like previous splits, three All-Pro teams have been decided based on votes from players, coaches, casters, and other prominent figures within the LEC scene. These votes have laid the ground for the first All-Pro team, which crowns the best player in each role throughout the regular split. For players who didn’t quite make the cut, LEC has also presented the second and third All-Pro teams. 

For this split, the players on the first All-Pro team don’t come as surprises. The team is heavily dominated by the two top teams after the regular split, Rogue and Fnatic. Besides that, a single player from Misfits Gaming has also snuck his way in after the team finished the regular season in third seed. 

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Who is on the LEC All-Pro team in 2022?

The top laner to make the All-Pro team is Rogue’s Andrei “Odoamne” Pascu, with jungler Kim “Malrang” Geun-seong joining him. The duo has had an incredible split so far and has played a big part in why Rogue is the biggest favorite to win the split. 

In the mid lane is Misfits’ Vincent “Vetheo” Berrié, who has made an incredible showing in just his second year as an active player in the LEC. The young French talent is starting to ramp up and prove why he was picked up as one of the biggest talents from the European Regional Leagues back in late 2020. 

The bot side of the All-Pro team is owned by Fnatic, where the duo of bot laner Elias “Upset” Lipp and support Zdravets “Hylissang” Galabov takes the spots. The duo has been a rock for Fnatic all split and is a big reason why the team has succeeded. Despite many new players on the team for this season, Upset and Hylissang have been able to keep it all together right from the first split.

On the second and third All-Pro teams, a little more variety is found. There is still a lot of dominance from both Rogue and Fnatic, but G2 Esports, Excel, and MAD Lions also have players represented. 

For G2 this spit’s All-Pro teams are likely the biggest disappointment, as this is the first time where G2 doesn’t have a player on the first All-Pro team since it entered the scene. This leaves a lot to be desired for G2 during the playoffs and the rest of the season. 

All six LEC playoff teams will be entering the final stages of the split starting from Friday, March 25.

Here are the 2022 LEC All-Pro team rosters

1st All-Pro team: 

2nd All-Pro team: 

3rd All-Pro team:

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