Rekkles posted a 10.0 KDA on support during LEC Versus to tie for the second-highest support KDA ever

Only YellowStar's legendary 16.33 KDA from Fnatic's perfect 2015 Summer split stands higher.

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TL;DR
  • Rekkles ended the LEC Versus regular season with a 10.0 KDA on support, tied for second-best support KDA ever recorded.
  • YellowStar's 16.33 KDA from Fnatic's perfect 18–0 split in 2015 Summer remains the only higher mark.
  • Los Ratones finished with a losing record despite Rekkles' historically elite KDA, achieved mostly on enchanter champions.
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Rekkles finished the LEC Versus regular season with a 10.0 KDA while playing support for Los Ratones. The stat ties him for the second-highest regular-season support KDA in competitive League of Legends history.

Only one support has ever posted a higher number. YellowStar holds the all-time record with a 16.33 KDA during Fnatic’s dominant 2015 Summer split, when the team went 18–0 in the EU LCS regular season.

The gap between Rekkles and the next-best performers in the same Versus split shows just how far ahead his stat line was. Upset led the rest with a 7.0 KDA, followed by Caliste and Elyoya both at 6.8, and Yike at 5.9.

What makes Rekkles’ KDA particularly unusual is that Los Ratones finished the regular season with a 5–6 record and a 45.5% win rate. High support KDAs typically correlate with dominant teams playing clean games, not teams below .500.

The former ADC-turned-support achieved the stat mainly through enchanter and peel-oriented champions. His champion pool during the split leaned heavily on Lulu, Janna, Nami, Karma, Braum, and Bard rather than high-risk engage supports like Nautilus or Alistar.

Support KDA is heavily influenced by playstyle and champion selection. Enchanters naturally die less frequently due to backline positioning and defensive kits, which inflates KDA compared to engage supports who are expected to start fights and absorb cooldowns.

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