Bucket

Bucket, known off the Rift as Ángel Ossio, is a retired support from Peru whose career unfolded within the Latin American competitive landscape, including a stint with Ordo Equitum. Now 30, he represents the generation of players who helped establish and grow League of Legends esports across the LATAM region during its formative years.

Engage and Control

Bucket’s champion pool tells the story of a classic playmaking support. Alistar, Thresh, and Bard form a trio built around initiation, playmaking, and utility — champions that thrive in the hands of a player willing to step forward and start fights. Alistar offers reliable, unstoppable engage with his headbutt-pulverize combination; Thresh rewards precision with his hooks and lantern saves; and Bard brings roaming pressure and clutch ultimate timing. Together they mark Bucket as an aggressive, front-footed support who looked to create opportunities rather than passively react.

The Latin American Journey

Competing out of Peru, Bucket was part of the vibrant Latin American scene, a region known for its passionate fanbase and its steady production of talent. His time with Ordo Equitum contributed to the competitive depth of a region that has long fought to earn respect on the international stage. Supports of his archetype carried significant responsibility, often serving as the shot-callers who dictated when their teams committed to fights.

The engage-support role that Bucket embodied is one of the most impactful in the game, since a single well-timed initiation can decide an entire teamfight. His preference for hands-on champions reflects a player who embraced pressure and accountability, taking on the responsibility of making the first move.

Though now retired, Bucket’s legacy lives on as part of the foundation of Peruvian and Latin American League of Legends. Players like him built the competitive culture that newer generations inherit, and his career stands as a testament to the dedication of those who championed the game in their home region.