ceo

Known throughout the competitive scene simply as CEO, Mauro Tévez is an Argentine bot laner who has become one of the recognizable faces of Latin American League of Legends. At 22 years old, he carries the ambitions of a region that has produced a growing number of internationally competitive talents, and he currently plies his trade for Vivo Keyd Stars in Brazil’s CBLOL.

Role and Approach

As an AD carry, CEO occupies the position that most directly translates farm and positioning into raw damage output. The bot lane demands patience in the laning phase and nerve in teamfights, where a single misstep can end a carry’s game before it truly begins. Players in this role must scale efficiently, respect enemy threat ranges, and then convert their late-game power spikes into decisive damage once items come online.

Signature Champions

CEO’s champion pool leans into hypercarry profiles that reward mechanical execution. Kai’Sa is a natural fit for his style, offering flexible itemization and the ability to reposition through fights with her evolved abilities, while Lucian showcases his appetite for aggressive, early-tempo lanes that punish opponents through relentless trading and mobility. Both picks demand precise micro and a firm grasp of when to commit, hallmarks of a carry who wants agency over the outcome of a match.

Career and Outlook

Competing in the CBLOL places CEO in one of the most passionate and historically strong leagues in the Americas, a proving ground where Brazilian organizations regularly contend for international slots. For an Argentine import, earning and holding a starting spot in that environment speaks to his adaptability and drive. Vivo Keyd Stars is an organization with a storied legacy in the region, and representing them adds pressure and prestige in equal measure.

Still in the earlier chapters of what could be a lengthy career, CEO has room to refine his craft and expand his impact. If he continues to sharpen his teamfighting and consistency, he stands as a bot laner capable of anchoring a roster’s late-game and helping push his club deeper into the CBLOL standings and beyond.