Hello! For those who are not aware of who I am, I am Yasuperior. I have been a North American Grandmaster Yasuo main. My all time peak was Grandmaster, usually holding the position of the best Yasuo in North America. I have been maining Yasuo since season 6. My current rank is Grandmaster, https://na.op.gg/summoner/userName=Yasuperior.

In my opinion, Yasuo is one of the most mechanically intensive and fun champions that League of Legends has to offer. Yasuo has many tricks and mechanics that can make him fun to play. Yasuo is an interesting champion because he has no resource bar, and has short cooldowns.

Pros:

•High carry, and outplay potential
•Can be flex picked into MID/ADC/TOP
•Synergizes well with other champions
•Has short cooldowns, and does not use mana.

Cons:

•Is very weak against hard CC
•High Risk/High Reward
•Can be flamed by others for playing this champ
•Has very bad base states of any melee champ

Beyblade:
Combo: E → Q → Flash
Purpose: Surprise opponents
Explanation: Beyblading is an extremely beneficial combo on Yasuo that can learned by any player. It is a E Q Flash combo that can surprise your opponents. Typically, this combo is paired with Yasuo's third Q, Steel Tempest, Yasuo's knock up Q, Steel Tempest, to provide you with damage and CC. At level six, this combo can be deadlier since you can pair the beyblade combo with Last Breath. It is difficult to react to this combo.

Airblade:
Combo: Q → E → Q → R
Purpose: Maximize damage, and to gain a stack of Q. Just as you are mid-way through your E,and Q, combo on the target you are able to R. Once you come out of your R, Last Breath, you will notice that you have an extra stack on your Q. The damage from your E, and Q, combo would have also been applied to the airbladed target.

Keyblade:
Combo: Get Nado' E → Q → Flash → E → Q → R
Purpose: To surprise opponent, as well as maximize damage. This combo is the fusion of both the airblade, and the beyblade.

As you can tell from my builds, my way of playing Yasuo is different from other High-Elo Yasuo Players such as Tempest or Moe. I like playing Yasuo like more of a bruiser-fighter type build, compared to Tempest for example, where he likes to play Yasuo of more of a skirmisher type build. I enjoy being in longer-duration fights, where play-making can be implemented heavily.