huhi

Most people in the scene know him as huhi. Jae Hyun Choi is a French pro whose path through North American League of Legends has been unusually winding. At 31, he plays support for Sentinels in the LCS, a position he moved into only after reinventing his game from a very different spot on the map.

Starting in Mid, Finishing in the Bot Duo

huhi first made his name as a mid laner, and only later switched to support. That earlier life still shows in how he plays. Yasuo, Zed and Aurelion Sol, the champions tied to his name, are all mid-lane fixtures rather than classic enchanters, which hints at the mechanical, damage-focused approach he learned first. The result is a rare versatility: coaches can draft a support who roams aggressively and carries games instead of only enabling teammates.

Style and Responsibilities

In the support role, huhi is responsible for vision, starting fights and keeping his marksman safe through mid and late game. His mid-lane background gives him an unusually sharp feel for wave control and skirmish timing in the bot lane, and he doesn’t hesitate to leave the traditional enchanter mold when a match calls for a playmaking pick. That flexibility has helped him stay relevant through many seasons of a meta that keeps shifting.

A Veteran Voice in the LCS

Representing Sentinels in the LCS, huhi fills the role of seasoned veteran. Having competed across numerous splits, he offers younger teammates a calming, steady presence. Staying in the top tier of North American League for years is hard, and still starting in his thirties says a lot about his professionalism and his readiness to rework his game.

Going forward, huhi fits the mold of a durable, thoughtful competitor who tends to age well as a support, since positioning and decision-making count for more there than raw reflexes. Whether he is steering a rebuilt roster or mentoring a rising star carry, he remains an important figure in the region, and his ongoing activity suggests he still wants to push for deep playoff runs.