Suppa — Alejandro Restrepo
Support Retired

Suppa

Alejandro Restrepo

Colombia PEX Team 34 years

About Suppa

Suppa, known off the Rift as Alejandro Restrepo, is a Colombian support player whose competitive journey spanned an era of Latin American League of Legends. At 34, he stands among the more seasoned figures the region has produced, and although he is now retired, his experience in the support role left a mark on the teams he served, most notably PEX Team.

The Quiet Engine of a Roster

Support is a position built on selflessness, vision, and split-second decision-making. Rather than accumulating gold and highlight-reel kills, the support shapes games through map control, protective play, and the coordination that turns individual skirmishes into decisive fights. Suppa’s longevity in this role speaks to a deep understanding of the game’s rhythms and the trust his teammates placed in his ability to steer engagements from the shadows.

A Playmaking Support Pool

Suppa’s champion selection reveals a player who relished creating opportunities. Thresh, one of the most demanding and rewarding supports in the game, offers a toolkit of hooks, lanterns, and repositioning that can single-handedly swing teamfights in the hands of a confident player. Blitzcrank sharpens that playmaking further, threatening to end lanes with a single well-placed grab. Bard adds a more cerebral flavor, blending global roams, protective portals, and stasis-inducing ultimates that demand impeccable timing. This trio paints Suppa as an engage-minded support who thrived on dictating where and how fights began.

Representing PEX Team within the Colombian and wider Latin American scene, Suppa contributed to a competitive culture defined by passion and resilience. Veterans like him serve as connective tissue between generations, offering the composure and game knowledge that steady younger rosters through the volatility of a long season.

A Veteran’s Legacy

Retirement closes the competitive chapter for Suppa, but his tenure endures as an example of the durability required to compete at a high level for years. Support players of his experience frequently find second acts as shot-callers, coaches, or mentors, and his accumulated wisdom would translate naturally to any such role. Whatever comes next, Suppa’s dedication to the least glamorous yet most vital position on the map remains a fitting hallmark of his career.

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FAQ

Suppa (Alejandro Restrepo) is 34 years old, born March 11, 1992.

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