The jungler of the Gen.G team, Kim "Canyon" Geon-bu, in a new YouTube video, reminisced about his best highlights and created a tier list of the most memorable moments in his career. From pentakills to crucial smites, Canyon shared personal stories and emotions behind each moment.

From the First Pentakill to the 2020 Worlds Final

One of the first episodes was a pentakill on Nidalee in 2020. Canyon admitted he didn't expect to finish the fight with such a result and thanked his teammates who helped him take down the last opponent at the enemy fountain. He rated this moment as "S" level, also noting that it was the first pentakill by a jungler.

The next game was a classic Baron steal, which Canyon considered "ordinary" and rated between B and A. He noted the good synergy with Ghost, who assisted with Miss Fortune's ultimate during the attempt to intercept Nashor.

The third situation was an impressive flank from the darkness, executed without hesitation. Canyon emphasized the importance of reacting to placed wards and timely use of flash to catch enemies off guard.

The Career-Defining Moment — Kindred in the 2020 Worlds Final

Canyon described his performance on Kindred in the 2020 Worlds final as the most memorable moment of his career. He recounted how, in a desperate situation on the brink of defeat, he found the perfect moment to engage and turn the game around. According to him, it was an almost mechanically perfect moment, and he still doubts whether he could replicate it again in an official match.

Solo Queue Practice and Creative Approach

Canyon also highlighted the importance of practicing in solo queue. He admitted that he often experiments with unconventional mechanics seen in other players' highlights and uses them in professional matches when the right situation arises.

The video concluded with a retrospective look at the most important and emotional moments of Canyon's career. He emphasized that each moment is significant in its own way, but playing Kindred in the 2020 Worlds final will forever remain in his memory as the pinnacle of his career.