Player
Park "Viper" Do-hyeon is a South Korean League of Legends bot laner for Bilibili Gaming and the 2021 World Champion.
Affiliation
Bilibili Gaming · League of Legends
BLG's current roster includes Viper, XUN, Knight and ON.[1][2]
Signature achievement
2021 League of Legends World Champion
Viper won the 2021 World Championship with EDward Gaming.[1][3]
Global recognition
2021 World Champion
Viper won Worlds 2021 with EDward Gaming before joining BLG for 2026.[1][3]
Audience
Not publicly disclosed
No reliable personal platform counts were verified on 2026-09-11.
Commercial proof
World champion in a current BLG superteam
His title legacy and active LPL distribution give partners both credibility and current reach.
Market reach
South Korea · China · global League of Legends audience
Korean player identity and BLG's LPL platform support this cross-market frame.[1][2]
– Present
Viper’s commercial profile is strongest when it connects a proven World Championship legacy to an active Bilibili Gaming role. The BLG roster gives him current distribution across China and the global League of Legends ecosystem.[1][2][3]
The clearest lanes are ADC education, performance hardware and Korea-China competitive storytelling. Team, league and personal rights need separate verification.
ADC precision and laning content
Viper could support champion mechanics, positioning and bot-lane performance formats, subject to BLG and league approvals.
Korea-China competitive bridge
His cross-region career supports technology and gaming narratives spanning the LCK and LPL markets.
Work with Press The Game
Looking for media reach, industry insight or the right esports partner? Bring us your brief—we’ll help move it forward.
Related coverage
Riot's LoL Esports guide sets out the Worlds 2026 schedule, 19-team field, stage format and fan events across Los Angeles, Allen and Brooklyn.
Games ON: Hải Phòng 2026 will stage three national esports finals in a central public space on Oct. 10–11, alongside gaming, cultural and food activities tied to the city's night-time economy programme.
A Pyramids Queue community listing places the sixth Egyptian Esports Summit in Cairo on Sept. 24–25, 2026, with a stated 1,500,000 EGP prize pool and seven listed games; the event's full organizer and commercial structure remain to be verified.
Riot Games says every team in the PCS, VCS and LJL will compete domestically for LCP places each split in 2027, while slot distribution and format remain pending.
VIRESA and VNGGames held Vietnam's ASIAD 20 national esports team send-off on Sept. 16, with 23 athletes and six coaches entering four medal disciplines; VNGGames says the two organizations have jointly advanced a national championship system since 2025.
Riot Games has opened the initial global application window for the League of Legends Partner Program, with applications running from September 1 through September 30, 2026.
The 2026 Demacia Cup will become a Global Invitational from October 3 to 17, featuring 12 top-ranked teams from the LPL, LCK, LEC, LCS, LCP and CBLOL regions that did not qualify for the 2026 World Championship.
Disney+ will exclusively stream South Korea's August 25 esports national team send-off ceremony and the September League of Legends evaluation match ahead of the 2026 Asian Games.
In 2018, Taicang official Wang Yongjian recalled how public support for PLU and the LPL helped turn the city into an esports base next to Shanghai.