
Laureano Damián Frías
9z Globant LRSKnown to fans by the compact handle Ux, Laureano Damián Frías is a professional League of Legends support currently competing for 9z Globant in the Liga Regional Sur (LRS), one of the key circuits within the South American competitive landscape. As an active player on a recognizable organization, he occupies a role that rarely grabs headlines yet frequently decides the outcome of a series.
Playing support demands a particular temperament. It is a position built on vision control, timely engages, and the discipline to sacrifice personal resources for the benefit of teammates. Rather than chasing kills, a support like Ux is measured by the space he creates, the objectives he helps secure, and the way he keeps his bot lane partner safe through the fragile early game. Warding the map, tracking enemy movements, and calling shots are all part of the daily grind that defines the role.
Representing 9z Globant places Ux under one of the more visible banners in the region, an organization that has invested in building a competitive identity across multiple titles. Within the LRS, teams jostle for regional supremacy and the chance to test themselves against neighboring circuits, and the support seat is often where coordination is won or lost. Ux’s job is to be the connective tissue between the carries and the frontline, translating a coach’s game plan into on-map decisions.
As an active competitor, Ux still has the runway to grow his reputation and refine the instincts that separate serviceable supports from playmakers. Consistency in the role tends to compound over time: the more reps a support accumulates in high-pressure matches, the sharper his shotcalling becomes. If he continues to develop within the 9z Globant system, Ux has an opportunity to become a stabilizing veteran presence for the roster and a familiar name across the South American scene in the seasons ahead.
Ux currently plays as Support for 9z Globant in the LRS.
Ux is best known for Karma, Alistar.

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