Get PremiumSix weeks after lighting up First Stand, BFX's 18-year-old phenom has been pulled from the active roster, not for his play, but for "repeated breaches of the team rules".
BNK FEARX Send Diable to the Academy
Six weeks after lighting up First Stand, BFX's 18-year-old phenom has been pulled from the active roster, not for his play, but for "repeated breaches of the team rules".
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Diable is not just any rookie. The 18-year-old won the 2025 LCK Rookie of the Year award and Finals MVP at the Asia Invitational in his debut season. At First Stand 2026, he landed two pentakills, becoming one of only two players ever to do so at a single international LoL event, breaking a record Imp had held since 2014.
Slayer, the BFX Youth ADC is expected to step up to the main roster in Diable's place.
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The timing is brutal. BFX face Dplus KIA on April 30 in Week 5, sit bottom four, and now have to fight for the Road to MSI without their main carry threat.
For now, Diable will play with BNK FEARX Youth