Kim “Peyz” Su-hwan put on a clinic against G2 Esports at the 2026 Mid-Season Invitational on July 8, turning a 3-1 series loss into a personal highlight reel. For crypto watchers, the more interesting storyline sits behind the stage: T1, one of the most decorated esports organizations on the planet, has been partnered with the Sui blockchain since February 2024, and every time the team trends globally, that partnership gets another round of eyeballs.
What happened on the Rift
T1 entered the MSI 2026 bracket stage as a serious contender. The organization is a three-time League of Legends world champion, and their roster rebuild heading into this season signaled ambition.
Peyz, who joined T1 on November 19, 2025, replaced the veteran Gumayusi in the bot lane role. At just 20 years old, he was asked to fill enormous shoes on one of the biggest stages in competitive gaming.
G2 Esports ultimately took the series 3-1. But Peyz’s individual performance drew widespread praise from analysts and fans alike.
