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LIP

Lee Jae-won, known as LIP, is a South Korean Overwatch 2 DPS for Crazy Raccoon and the 2021 Overwatch League Grand Finals MVP.

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Updated October 16, 2026

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Role

Pro Player · DPS

Overwatch player currently listed on Crazy Raccoon’s roster.[1][3]

Signature achievement

2021 Overwatch League Grand Finals MVP

The official Overwatch Esports broadcast named LIP the Grand Finals MVP.[2]

Global recognition

2024 OWCS Role MVP[4]

Blizzard identifies LIP as Crazy Raccoon’s Hitscan DPS and one of the 2024 Role MVPs.[4]

Career

  1. – Present

Overview

LIP’s competitive record includes the 2021 Overwatch League Grand Finals MVP award. The official Overwatch Esports announcement documents the honor, while Crazy Raccoon’s 2026 roster places him in the club’s current Overwatch 2 lineup.[1][2]

The player record also places LIP with Crazy Raccoon from April 2024. His profile links a defining Overwatch League award to an active OWCS career.[3]

Blizzard’s 2025 OWCS preview identifies LIP as Crazy Raccoon’s Hitscan DPS and one of the 2024 Role MVPs. It describes Crazy Raccoon as 2024 Dallas Major champions and World Finals runners-up; those results belong to the team.[4]

References4
  1. [1]Crazy Raccoon — Overwatch roster
  2. [2]Overwatch Esports — 2021 Grand Finals MVP
  3. [3]OWTICS.GG — LIP player record
  4. [4]Blizzard Entertainment — OWCS 2025 Stage 1 preview

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