T1’s star League of Legends (LoL) player Faker continues to redefine greatness in LoL’s competitive landscape. His recent exploits in the LCK Spring Split have elevated him to unparalleled heights, marking his legacy with two extraordinary milestones that further solidify his status as the game's best player.

This past week witnessed Faker achieving a dual feat that no other LCK player has accomplished. Securing his 600th win and notching up his 3,000th kill in domestic play, Faker stands alone at the pinnacle of League of Legends prowess. The remarkable aspect lies in his distinction as the first in the LCK to conquer both these monumental milestones in a single weekend.

Faker's 3,000-kill milestone, achieved with Taliyah during a victorious clash against OK Brion, adds another layer to his legendary career. While he might not be the first professional player globally to reach this milestone, his ascendancy over the LCK is unrivaled. Notably, last season saw LPL veterans Rookie and Xiaohu attaining this milestone in the Chinese domestic league, but Faker's achievement brings a unique resonance to the LCK.

The significance of Faker's 600th win cannot be overstated. This historic triumph unfolded against DRX earlier in the week, solidifying his position as the player with the most victories in LCK history. Since gracing the league in 2013, Faker's 11-year journey has amassed a staggering 600 wins, a record that dwarfs even the closest contender, KT Rolster ADC Deft, by over 150 victories. It's a testament to Faker's enduring dominance and the mark of an unparalleled legacy.

While Jensen of FlyQuest and Caps of G2 Esports inch closer to the 3,000-kill mark in their respective Western leagues, Faker's accomplishments remain unmatched. His legacy extends beyond domestic play, encompassing awe-inspiring performances on the international stage at events like Worlds and MSI. The statistics, impressive as they are, only scratch the surface of Faker's monumental impact on League of Legends.