Style

Style, the competitive name of Ignacio Ivan Lopez Pezoa, is a 26-year-old Argentine jungler whose professional journey has now reached its retired chapter. Over the course of his career he served as a jungle main, most recently associated with the organization EBRO, and he leaves behind a champion pool that reflected a classic, playmaking approach to the position.

The Jungle Craft

The jungle is arguably the most strategically complex role in League of Legends, requiring a player to manage pathing, track enemy movements, contest neutral objectives, and dictate the pace of the early game through well-timed ganks. Style’s signature champions, Kindred, Elise, and Lee Sin, illustrate the profile of a jungler who valued proactivity and early-game impact. Elise and Lee Sin are hallmarks of the aggressive, invade-heavy style that thrives on outplaying opponents in tight duels, while Kindred rewards precise objective control and calculated positioning in fights. Together they paint the picture of a competitor who wanted to be at the center of the action.

A Career in Latin American Competition

As an Argentine player, Style contributed to the South American competitive fabric, a region that has steadily grown its footprint within the global League of Legends landscape. His time with EBRO placed him among the organizations working to develop and showcase local talent. Careers in developing regions demand persistence, and staying competitive as a jungle main across the game’s ever-shifting metas is a testament to his adaptability.

Legacy and Retirement

Now retired, Style closes the active portion of his career having represented his country and region on the professional stage. His champion preferences speak to an era of jungle play defined by mechanical flair and early-game influence. For those who followed the Latin American scene, he remains part of the story of a region continuing to raise its competitive ceiling, and his experience could yet inform future contributions to the ecosystem beyond active play.