middle
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D2+ Champions Analysed: 4,856,645
We include 100% of the champions played of every selected tier bracket in our analysis, we never include champions from outside the tier quoted tier.
Sion Counters
Sion middle vs middle Counters
Presently there is insufficent games played by Sion middle on Patch 14 to determine the strongest middle counters. A matchup requires a minimum of 100 games to be displayed.
Galio
der Koloss
Sion wins against Galio 50.45% of the time which is 2.41% higher against Galio than the average opponent.
After normalising both champions win rates Sion wins against Galio 1.41% less often than would be expected.
The average opponent winrate against Galio is 48.04%.
Ahri
die neunschwänzige Füchsin
Sion wins against Ahri 53.40% of the time which is 4.06% higher against Ahri than the average opponent.
After normalising both champions win rates Sion wins against Ahri 0.24% more often than would be expected.
The average opponent winrate against Ahri is 49.34%.
Zed
der Meister der Schatten
Sion wins against Zed 55.88% of the time which is 6.85% higher against Zed than the average opponent.
After normalising both champions win rates Sion wins against Zed 3.03% more often than would be expected.
The average opponent winrate against Zed is 49.03%.
Orianna
die Aufziehpuppe
Sion wins against Orianna 59.13% of the time which is 9.82% higher against Orianna than the average opponent.
After normalising both champions win rates Sion wins against Orianna 6.00% more often than would be expected.
The average opponent winrate against Orianna is 49.31%.
Malzahar
der Prophet der Leere
Sion wins against Malzahar 65.69% of the time which is 16.62% higher against Malzahar than the average opponent.
After normalising both champions win rates Sion wins against Malzahar 12.80% more often than would be expected.
The average opponent winrate against Malzahar is 49.07%.
