
Ronald Paula, better known as Dizin, is a 23-year-old Brazilian jungler competing for Ei Nerd Esports in the Circuito Desafiante. As one of the players carrying the flag for Brazil’s deep and passionate League of Legends community, he brings an aggressive, tempo-driven style to one of the game’s most influential roles.
Jungling is a role of constant movement and calculated risk. The jungler roams the neutral spaces between lanes, clearing monster camps for gold and experience while looking for openings to gank, contest objectives, and impose pressure across the map. More than any other position, the jungler dictates the rhythm of a match, deciding when and where fights ignite. Dizin fills that role for Ei Nerd Esports, serving as the connective tissue that links his lanes and drives the team’s proactive game plan.
His signature champions reveal a competitor who thrives on making plays. Lee Sin stands as the archetype of the mechanically demanding, early-game-focused jungler, rewarding sharp mechanics and aggressive invades. Akali brings a slippery, high-damage assassin dimension that punishes isolated targets, while Rengar embodies the ambush predator who erupts out of the brush to eliminate priority opponents. This trio underlines a playstyle built around initiative, burst, and relentless pressure rather than patient scaling.
The Circuito Desafiante functions as a key developmental tier within Brazilian League of Legends, a competitive proving ground where teams and individuals fight to establish themselves and climb toward the region’s premier stage. At 23, Dizin is in a prime window to refine his craft and demonstrate that his aggressive instincts can translate into consistent results. If he continues to grow alongside Ei Nerd Esports, his high-tempo approach could make him a jungler worth tracking as the Brazilian scene keeps producing exciting talent.
Dizin (Ronald Paula) is 23 years old, born November 13, 2002.
Dizin currently plays as Jungle for Ei Nerd Esports in the Circuito Desafiante.
Dizin is best known for Lee Sin, Akali, Rengar.

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