Summary
After falling from a third-floor window and surviving,League of Legendsstreamer No Arm Whatley created a tier list to rank his injuries. Despite how severe his condition was, doctors managed to save him, and theLeague of Legendsstreamer wasted no time expressing his eagerness to get back into the game.
League of Legendsis a popular online multiplayer battle gamecreated by Riot Games, with millions of players around the world since its launch in 2009. Its popularity has created a huge streaming community on platforms like Twitch and YouTube, where popular streamers have gathered large audiences. These streamers bring fans together for live commentary, skilled gameplay, and helpful tips, keepingLoLat the forefront of eSports. Recently, a popularLeague of Legendsstreamer shared that he had been in a serious accident, but thankfully, he survived.
No Arm Whatley shared on his Twitter account how he fell from the third floor of his building while trying to close a broken window, resulting in multiple severe injuries. After recovering, this member of theLeague of Legendsstreaming communitydecided to make a Tier List video to rank his injuries. In the video, Whatley describes the intense details of his injury and recovery. He endured an acute subdural hematoma, two brain bleeds, two brain contusions, and several other traumatic injuries.
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The most challenging part of his recovery included a craniotomy, a procedure where doctors opened his skull to relieve pressure. Despite the tough experience, Whatley kept it lighthearted by giving his baldness an “S-Tier” rank along with his brain injuries, saying the hair loss felt just as impactful as the life-threatening injuries. Among Whatley’s other injuries were serious hemorrhages in both eyes and fractures in his pelvis, spine, and foot. Yet, his humor stayed strong, as he joked in his video, “These injuries might be worse medically, but this baldness hurts more socially.”
Whatley even described his injuries as having a “stupidly high death rate,” but said he found comfort in his ability to laugh about it, hoping his story might inspire his fans to find humor in life’s toughest setbacks. Alongside his lighthearted injury ranking, Whatley also talked about theLeague of LegendsWorld Championship, which started in early October and is traveling through Europe, with the final scheduled for November 2 in Paris. Despite his doctors advising against it, Whatley insisted he wouldn’t miss the event.
AsLeague of Legendsteams compete for the championship title in Berlin, London, and Paris, Whatley is on his recovery journey. For now, the streamer has returned to streaming and has even managed to reachSilver rank inLeague of Legends.
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