Chomi

Chomi, the in-game name of Colombian marksman José Miguel Díaz, is a 26-year-old bot laner who has now hung up his professional gloves. Retired from the stage, he is best known for his time with MAD Lions E.C. Colombia and for a champion pool that leaned on precise mechanics and carries with long-term scaling.

A Carry-Minded Marksman

Chomi’s go-to champions during his active career said a lot about how he played. Kalista, Vayne, and Lucian all reward sharp mechanical play and aggressive, mobile positioning. Kalista and Lucian ask for early trades and constant repositioning, whereas Vayne is a scaling hyper-carry whose value depends on winning late-game duels. Taken together, these picks show a bot laner who chose demanding, skill-heavy champions over safer options, pursuing the high-reward role that sets dedicated carries apart from more conservative players.

Representing Colombia

Playing for MAD Lions E.C. Colombia put Chomi under one of the best-known organizational banners in Latin America. For a Colombian player, pro League of Legends was a chance to measure himself against the region’s strong bot lane talent, a position that has long been packed with tough competition across LATAM.

The bot lane is a punishing place to earn a living. It requires surviving early aggression, farming under pressure, and turning late-game scaling into decisive teamfight damage. A pool built around Kalista and Vayne suggests a player who trusted his mechanics enough to carry that load and steer his team’s games himself.

With his competitive career behind him, Chomi’s legacy lies in the mark he made as a skilled, carry-focused marksman in the Colombian and wider Latin American scene. Retirement ends one chapter, yet the champions he mastered and the aggressive style he showed continue to shape how fans who followed him remember his run.