T1 support Ryu Min-seok, known as Keria, reached 100 games at the League of Legends World Championship and passed 1,000 career assists during the team’s Stage 3 Swiss Stage victory over CFO on Wednesday.
The milestone came in a match where T1 had to recover from an early disadvantage. CFO’s Kai’Sa developed quickly and became a central threat, but T1 relied on the scaling potential of its draft while looking for opportunities to limit the opposing team’s strongest damage source.
A milestone during the Swiss Stage
Keria said T1 maintained confidence in the strength of its composition despite the difficult start. The team eventually found a way to target Kai’Sa and secure the win, a result that moved T1 closer to the knockout stage of Worlds 2026.
The match also marked two separate career figures for Keria:
- 100 League of Legends World Championship matches played.
- More than 1,000 assists recorded.
Keria is T1’s support player and has been part of the organization’s Worlds campaigns across multiple seasons. His latest appearance added to a tournament career that has now reached the 100-match mark, while his assist total crossed four figures during the same international event.
T1 advances through a difficult stage
The victory over CFO came as T1 continued through the Swiss Stage, where each result affects a team’s path toward the knockout rounds. Keria said the team’s synergy and individual performances were both reaching a high point, and he expressed confidence in T1’s reading of the current competitive meta.
Rather than focusing only on the numerical milestones, Keria said he wanted to create more memorable moments for fans during this year’s World Championship. He has already been part of numerous high-profile plays during his career, but his stated goal is to add further moments that supporters will remember as the tournament continues.
T1’s win leaves the team closer to the knockout stage, while Keria’s two milestones provide a statistical marker for his place in the tournament’s history. The next rounds will determine whether T1 can continue its run at Worlds 2026.
