CblpHuK

Known in competition as CblpHuK, Aleksandr Sidorov Aleksandrovich is a Russian support player whose career runs parallel to the LCL, the top League of Legends league in the CIS region. He is 32 and no longer competes, and he ranks among the senior figures of the regional scene, with a playing history that covers a substantial stretch of Russian and CIS esports. His final team was CTRL PLAY Team, closing out a long stint in the support role.

Years Spent Anchoring the Support Role

Playing support asks for patience, foresight, and a willingness to put the team first, and only a handful of players show those qualities as consistently as a veteran with a long career. Across his years in the game, CblpHuK sharpened the map reading and calling instincts that come only with time, steering his squads through ward placement, engage timing, and the endless small choices that make up the role. Often the one who decided when and how fights would start, he carried duties that seldom made headlines yet regularly decided results.

Range Across Champions

CblpHuK stands out for the variety of champions he built his reputation on, including Bard, Blitzcrank, Fiddlesticks, and Illaoi. Those picks point to a player at ease with very different playstyles. Bard rewards creative roaming and constant presence across the map, whereas Blitzcrank is a textbook hook-driven engage threat that can decide a game with one successful grab. Fiddlesticks and Illaoi show a readiness to bring offbeat, high-impact choices into the support slot. That range made him hard for opponents to plan around and gave his teams plenty of options during draft.

During his years in the LCL, CblpHuK helped the CIS region develop and grow more competitive, a period that also produced several teams and international representatives worth remembering. Staying relevant for so long in such a demanding scene reflects both his commitment and his ability to adjust as the game changed around him.

Retired now, CblpHuK leaves a legacy built on experience, adaptability, and reliability in the support role. Players like him anchor regional scenes, coaching newer talent and passing on the competitive knowledge that keeps a league strong. His career is a good reminder of how much talent the CIS has produced over the years.