ProDelta

Known competitively as ProDelta, Fábio Marques is a Brazilian support player who has become a familiar presence in his country’s top-tier competition. At 25, he brings the kind of experience and steadiness that teams tend to build their bottom lane around, and he currently wears the colors of Fluxo in the CBLOL, Brazil’s flagship League of Legends circuit.

Anchoring the bottom lane

The support role sits at the heart of how a team communicates and controls the map, and ProDelta embodies that responsibility. Supports are rarely credited with the flashy plays that headline highlight reels, yet they dictate where fights happen, when vision goes down, and whether a carry survives long enough to matter. It is a position defined by timing, sacrifice, and constant awareness, and a player who thrives there usually becomes the emotional and tactical backbone of the roster.

A playmaking champion pool

ProDelta’s signature champions tell a clear story about his preferences. Leona, Blitzcrank, and Nautilus are all engage-oriented tanks built to lock down opponents and force the action rather than react to it. Blitzcrank in particular rewards aggression and precision, its infamous hook capable of deciding a lane in a single moment. This trio suggests a support who wants to dictate tempo, hunt for picks, and turn small positional errors from the enemy into decisive team advantages.

Competing in the CBLOL means facing a league with a passionate fan base and a long history of producing talent that has gone on to represent Brazil on the international stage. For a support in this environment, consistency and shot-calling carry as much weight as raw mechanics, and Fluxo’s structure gives ProDelta a platform to demonstrate both across a demanding domestic schedule.

Looking ahead, ProDelta remains an active competitor with room to keep refining his craft. If he continues to leverage his aggressive champion pool while maintaining the discipline the support role demands, he stands well positioned to remain a dependable fixture in Brazil’s competitive scene and to help Fluxo pursue its ambitions in the seasons to come.