Player
Mohamed Kaddoura, known as Revenge, is a retired League of Legends top laner who placed third in voting for the 2023 LCS Summer Split Most Improved Player award.
Affiliation
Evil Geniuses · League of Legends[1]
Played his final LCS season with Evil Geniuses in 2023.[3]
Signature achievement
Third place, 2023 LCS Summer Most Improved Player voting[2]
Earned 25 points in the official ballot.
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Mohamed Kaddoura returned to competitive League of Legends with FlyQuest Academy in 2019, then played for Immortals from 2020 through 2023. He moved to Evil Geniuses for the 2023 season and finished third in the LCS Summer Split Most Improved Player voting with 25 points.[1][2][3]
Kaddoura announced his retirement in January 2024. He said he wanted to pursue other interests, including further education, after deciding his professional playing career had run its course.[3]
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