Chomi

Chomi, the competitive alias of Colombian marksman José Miguel Díaz, is a 26-year-old bot laner whose professional playing days have since drawn to a close. Now retired, he leaves behind a career most closely associated with MAD Lions E.C. Colombia, and a reputation built on a champion pool that favored precision and scaling carry threats.

A Carry-Minded Marksman

During his active years, Chomi’s signature champions told the story of his style. Kalista, Vayne, and Lucian are all marksmen that reward exceptional mechanical execution and aggressive, mobility-driven play. Kalista and Lucian demand aggressive early trading and constant repositioning, while Vayne is a scaling hyper-carry that hinges on late-game duelling prowess. Together they paint a picture of a bot laner who leaned into skill-intensive picks rather than safe, low-risk options, embracing the high-reward path that separates dedicated carries from more conservative players.

Representing Colombia

Competing under the MAD Lions E.C. Colombia banner placed Chomi within one of the recognizable organizational brands operating in the Latin American region. For a Colombian player, professional League of Legends offered a stage to test himself against the region’s deep pool of bot lane talent, a position historically stacked with fierce competition across LATAM.

The bot lane is an unforgiving place to make a living. It demands surviving early aggression, farming under pressure, and converting late-game scaling into decisive teamfight damage. A champion pool built around Kalista and Vayne signals a player who trusted his mechanics enough to shoulder that carry burden and take his team’s games into his own hands.

Now that he has stepped away from active competition, Chomi’s legacy rests on the mark he left as a skilled, carry-oriented marksman in the Colombian and broader Latin American scene. Retirement closes one chapter, but the champions he mastered and the aggressive identity he embodied remain part of how he is remembered by those who followed his run.