Cedeño Martinez

Enrique Cedeño Martínez, widely known by his in-game handle xPeke, left an indelible mark on the landscape of competitive electronic sports as a retired professional League of Legends player. Emerging as a dominant competitor, Martínez helped shape the tactical evolution of multiplayer online battle arena games during their formative international era. His fierce competitive drive and creative plays established a high standard for mid-lane competitors worldwide, setting a cultural benchmark for the industry.

His career reached early legendary status during his tenure with Fnatic. Alongside his team, Martínez secured three League of Legends Championship Series Europe titles and captured the prestigious Season 1 World Championship. These major competitive milestones cemented his reputation as one of the most decorated and celebrated figures in European esports history, renowned for clutch performances under high-pressure tournament conditions.

Beyond his time on the competitive stage, Martínez expanded his influence into team ownership and management. He founded Origen, an organization that successfully competed in the LEC, the premier tier of professional League of Legends in Europe. Through leadership, Martínez transitioned from an elite competitor to a team proprietor, directly guiding the next generation of professional talent within the European gaming ecosystem.