Lyonz

Off the server he goes by Pedro Peralta, but most fans know him as Lyonz. The Argentine support currently plays for Disguised in the LCS. At 24, he is one of the few Latin American players to secure a spot in North America’s top league, an achievement that reflects both his talent and his drive to look beyond his home region’s circuit.

Argentina to the LCS

Latin America has a devoted League of Legends fanbase and plenty of capable players, but the road from that scene to a major Western league is long and seldom taken. Lyonz’s place in the LCS matters for more than his own results: he shows what regional players can do once they get a real chance. His story also fits a wider shift, with the LCS recruiting from a growing international talent pool instead of relying only on its traditional markets.

What Makes a Good Support

Supports work quietly behind every successful bot lane pairing, relying on unselfishness and constant communication. The job is to keep the carry alive, manage vision with wards, and start or cancel fights at exactly the right moment. Good supports are judged less by eye-catching numbers than by how well they free up their teammates, so the role demands sharp game sense, teamwork, and composure when things get tense. On Disguised, Lyonz sets the pace of the map alongside his botlane partner.

Disguised is working to build its own identity in North America, and Lyonz brings the seasoned calm a young roster tends to need. His experience helps the team stay level in chaotic moments and turn game plans into coordinated play.

What Comes Next

Lyonz now has to show that his climb through the international scene was earned and not a fluke, turning this chance into lasting impact in one of the world’s hardest leagues. If he keeps sharpening his shotcalling and vision control, he can cement his reputation as a reliable LCS support and, in the process, encourage the next generation of Latin American players to believe the jump is achievable.