Worlds 2022 has come to an end, with DRX defeating T1 in a five-game thriller. Jaxon is here to break down Worlds 2022’s biggest stats, from KDA to champion presence to the records no one wants.
Note before getting to the numbers – these figures represent the main stage of Worlds 2022. For the stats from the Play-In stage, Jaxon has articles about that stage’s champion picks and KDA standings.
With the playoffs proving especially bloody, no player finished with a KDA in the double digits. Top Esports mid laner Zhuo “knight“ Ding finished the tournament’s highest KDA at 8.4. However, this stat in isolation is misleading, as knight played one-third of the games players like T1’s Lee “Gumayusi“ Min-hyeong did.
The complete top 10 of Worlds 2022 KDA were:
Fnatic’s Rúben “rhuckz” Barbosa is not included on this list as his perfect KDA of 22 occurred over only two matches.
Worlds 2022 set the record for the most champions picked or banned at a single tournament. However, only Aatrox held a perfect presence rate throughout the main stage of the tournament. Yuumi was close behind at 95%, which led to much discontent in the League community.
Worlds 2022 main stage champion presence top 10:
The cries to “delete the cat” grew ever louder as Yuumi went 8-for-8 at Worlds. The full top 10 of champion win rates (minimum of five games played):
T1’s Gumayusi becomes the first player in Worlds history to record multiple quadra kills, triple kills, and double kills without recording a penta kill. During Worlds 2022, the ADC scored 2 quadras, 3 triples, and 12 doubles.
Worlds 2022 also took the record for the shortest average game time in tournament history at 31 minutes and 40 seconds.
Be sure to check Jaxon’s crystal ball tracker to see how the final affected your Worlds 2022 Pick’Ems.
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