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"League of Legends" legendary player Uzi (Jane Zihao) participated in the Paris Olympic Mass Marathon today and successfully completed the entire marathon, covering 42.195 kilometers in a total of 5 hours, 41 minutes and 35 seconds.

According to media reports, on June 3, 2020, Uzi announced his decision to retire. He said that due to years of stress, obesity, irregular diet, staying up late, etc., he was diagnosed with type 2 diabetes during a physical examination. During the medication period, due to his mental state, complications and hand injuries, his physical condition did not allow him to continue to participate in e-sports events.

In recent years, Uzi has begun to participate in physical training and work hard to restore his health. He hopes to maintain his physical condition in this way.

It is understood that on June 1, 2022, Uzi left BLG. After 374 days, on June 10, 2023, EDG e-sports club announced that Uzi joined the team. For many old players of "League of Legends", it is very rare to see Uzi's game again.

It is reported that Uzi joined the Royal Club (the predecessor of RNG team) in 2012 and started his professional career.

In 2013, Uzi entered the world finals for the first time. He became a legend in the qualifiers using Night Hunter (VN), but lost to SKT in the final and won the runner-up in the S3 "League of Legends" World Finals.

In 2018, the RNG team won the LPL Spring Season, Summer Season, Demacia Cup, Mid-Season Cup, and Asia Challenge Championship, and Uzi also won the MVP title in all of these competitions.

In June 2018, Uzi was selected for the Chinese team for the League of Legends e-sports exhibition event at the 2018 Jakarta-Palembang Asian Games.

On August 29, at the final of the League of Legends, an e-sports exhibition event at the Jakarta Asian Games, the Chinese team composed of Uzi and others defeated their rival, the South Korean team, 3-1 to win the gold medal.