Raffy is the in-game name of Raffaele Livigni, an Italian professional League of Legends player who competes in the top lane. He currently represents Zena Esports in the LoL Italian Tournament, Italy’s domestic competitive circuit, where he battles among the country’s leading rosters as an active competitor.
The top lane, Raffy’s chosen battleground, is often described as the most isolated position on Summoner’s Rift. Top laners frequently spend the early game in extended one-versus-one duels, cut off from the rest of the map and reliant on their own discipline to survive ganks and win their matchup. The role demands a blend of resilience and initiative: a top laner must know when to farm patiently under tower and when to seize the tempo to influence the broader game. Whether piloting a tanky front-line bruiser or a split-pushing carry, Raffy’s decisions in the top lane ripple across the entire team’s strategy.
The LoL Italian Tournament provides the stage for Raffy’s professional endeavors. Italy’s competitive scene has cultivated a passionate community and a steady stream of talent, offering players a structured environment to prove themselves domestically. As a member of Zena Esports, Raffy contributes to his organization’s ambitions within this league, taking on the weight of the top lane’s dual identity as both a laning specialist and a teamfight contributor.
For a top laner like Raffy, growth comes from mastering a wide champion pool and from developing the map awareness that turns a strong laner into a game-defining presence. Domestic leagues such as Italy’s serve as important stepping stones, giving players the reps and the visibility they need to pursue bigger opportunities. As he continues his run with Zena Esports, Raffy stands among the competitors keeping Italian League of Legends vibrant and competitive.
Raffy currently plays as Top for Zena Esports in the LoL Italian Tournament.
Raffy is best known for Ornn, Fiora, Gragas, Rumble, K'Sante.

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