
Wallyson Silva, better known as Duduhh, is a young Brazilian bot laner making his way through the CBLOL. At just 18 years old and currently active with LOS, he represents the next wave of homegrown marksman talent emerging from one of the world’s most enthusiastic League of Legends regions.
Playing bot lane, Duduhh occupies the role tasked with becoming a team’s late-game damage engine. His champion pool leans into aggressive, mobility-driven carries. Zeri and Tristana are both hyper-scaling marksmen prized for their ability to kite, reposition, and dish out relentless damage once they hit their power spikes, favorites among players who like to play on the front foot. The presence of Akali in his pool hints at a mechanically confident competitor comfortable with high-skill, high-reward champions that punish opponents who misplay.
Brazil’s CBLOL is renowned for its fervent audiences and its role as a launchpad for young talent hoping to make a name domestically and, eventually, internationally. Competing for LOS, Duduhh finds himself in a league where fresh faces are given genuine opportunities to prove themselves against seasoned veterans. For an 18-year-old marksman, this is an ideal proving ground to refine positioning, teamfight timing, and the poise required to carry under pressure.
Youth in the bot lane can be a double-edged sword, pairing raw mechanical talent with the growing pains of experience, but the CBLOL’s structure gives players like him the reps needed to mature quickly.
With his career still in its early chapters, Duduhh has considerable room to grow and a stylistic identity built around aggressive, scaling carries that can excite fans. If he continues to develop his fundamentals and decision-making, he has the profile of a marksman who could become a fixture of Brazilian competition and perhaps draw wider attention as his ceiling reveals itself.
Duduhh (Wallyson Silva) is 18 years old, born April 18, 2008.
Duduhh currently plays as Bot / ADC for LOS in the CBLOL.
Duduhh is best known for Zeri, Tristana, Akali.

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