
About Jericho
Jericho, whose real name is Takefumi Kosaka, is a Japanese mid laner currently active in the LJL, the country’s flagship League of Legends competition. At 23 years old, he represents UWinks and stands among the homegrown talent working to raise the ceiling of Japanese competitive play on the regional and international stage.
Commanding the Mid Lane
The mid lane sits at the heart of the map, granting its occupant unmatched influence over both side lanes through timely roams and constant priority pressure. A strong mid laner must balance individual laning prowess with the awareness to impact the broader map, making the position one of the most strategically central in the game. Jericho fills this role for UWinks, tasked with providing consistent presence in the center of the fray.
Signature Pick
Among his notable champions is Swain, a versatile mage-bruiser hybrid capable of anchoring teamfights with sustained area damage and self-healing. Swain rewards positioning and patience, allowing a player to soak pressure in lane before erupting in the midgame with crowd control and durability. Favoring such a pick suggests Jericho values reliability and teamfight contribution over pure burst assassination.
The LJL has steadily improved its standing among the world’s regions, and players like Jericho are part of that upward trajectory, gaining valuable reps against domestic rivals while chasing international qualification.
Outlook
As an active competitor still in his early twenties, Jericho has ample room to grow and refine his craft. His continued presence in the LJL with UWinks keeps him in the mix as Japanese League of Legends pushes to close the gap with more established regions, and his development will be one to watch in the seasons to come.
Signature Champions
FAQ
Jericho (Takefumi Kosaka) is 23 years old, born February 13, 2003.
Jericho currently plays as Mid for UWinks in the LJL.
Jericho is best known for Swain.
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