Wadid's Visa Clears, FlyQuest Add Him to Starting LCS Line-up
By Wyatt Fossett ·
It has been a waiting game for new FlyQuest support Wadid, but his working Visa finally went through. \n
Announced today on social media, the League of Legends Championship Series team FlyQuest revealed their starting line-up for today’s match and it included a long-awaited name. It seems that Wadid finally got his visa approved, making him eligible for today’s LCS match-up against Counter-Logic Gaming.
Our starting #LCS roster today will be:@hiitsviper@santorin@Pobelter@WildTurtle@WadidXD
— FlyQuest (@FlyQuest) June 22, 2019
Our match against @CLGaming starts at 5pm PT. #FLYWIN pic.twitter.com/bX9feMLqB6
Kim “Wadid” Bae-in came over from Europe’s Rogue Esports organization in the break between spring and summer splits in a trade with FlyQuest who are in a bit of a desperate spell.
Coming over from the EU scene isn’t going to be an easy one for the mainstay support player, but Wadid arrives in the FlyQuest camp with a whole ton of experience behind him. Those years of experience include running things up with G2 Esports at both the domestic level and against the North American region in Rift Rivals.
My visa is APPROVED which means I can finally play in LCS!! Starting this week, I will be part of the LCS roster to help out to comeback. We are gonna bounce back. Trust me. #FLYWIN
— Kim "Wadid" Bae-In (@WadidXD) June 22, 2019
Over the course of the last three years, Wadid has spent time alongside some of the best and some of the most underappreciated League of Legends players the world has ever seen. Now, rounding the time where he can no longer rely on being a fresh face, it’s time for Wadid to step up and make a true name for himself.
He joins a FlyQuest organization that is pretty amazing, on paper, and one that needs a shot in the arm to pick things up and live up to the expectations of the names on their roster.
Today, FlyQuest face a Counter-Logic Gaming team that has been batting well above their normal speed this split so far, and it could be a perfect opportunity for Fly to come out swinging and “arrive” on the LCS stage.