Wunder

Splyce After an ownership change and rebrand, Hansen competed under the Splyce banner. Following an appearance at the 2016 League of Legends World Championship, Hansen re-signed with Splyce. However, he struggled throughout the 2017 EU LCS season and left the team at the end of the season.

G2 Esports In December 2017, G2 Esports announced that they had signed Hansen for the upcoming EU LCS season. In 2018, he was named to the EU LCS All-Pro team in both the Spring Split and Summer Split, won the 2018 League of Legends Rift Rivals event, and qualified for the 2018 League of Legends World Championship.

The following year, he won his first League of Legends European Championship (LEC; formerly EU LCS) title, after G2 Esports defeated Origen, 3–0, in the 2019 Spring Split finals; Hansen was voted the most valuable player of the series. Hansen then picked up his first Mid-Season Invitational (MSI) title, after defeating Team Liquid, 3–0, in what was the fastest best-of-five final in League of Legends history, at the 2019 MSI. In the 2019 Summer Split, Hansen was once again named to the EU LCS All-Pro team and won his second consecutive EU LCS title, after defeating Fnatic, 3–2, in the playoff finals. G2 Esports qualified for Worlds 2019, marking Hansen's third straight appearance at the event. Heading into the tournament, ESPN ranked him as the eighth best player in the world and the best Western top laner at the World Championship. G2 Esports advanced to the World Championship finals, where they faced FunPlus Phoenix on 10 November 2019. In the first game of the series, Hansen died a tournament-high seven times, and ultimately, the team lost the series by a score of 0–3.

Hansen continued to consistently perform at a high level throughout the 2020 LEC season. He won two more LEC titles, bringing his total to four consecutive LEC titles, after G2 Esports defeated Fnatic in both the Spring and Summer Split finals. He and the team competed in the 2020 World Championship; Hansen was ranked as one of the five best top laners heading into the World Championship by ESPN and the second best European player overall, behind Rasmus "Caps" Winther. In October 2021, G2 Esports founder and CEO Carlos "ocelote" Rodríguez Santiago announced that the organization was looking to either bench or trade Hansen prior to the beginning of the 2022 season.

Fnatic In November 2021, Fnatic acquired Hansen from G2 Esports, with a reported approximate buyout of . Hansen struggled in the 2022 Spring Split, posting the second worst kill-participation percentage among all top laners in the LEC through the regular season. In the playoffs, he played a league-high 32 different champions. After stepping down from LEC competition, Wunder returned to play for Fnatic as a substitute in the LEC Season Finals 2023.

Team Heretics In December 2023, Hansen joins Heretics after not playing for half of 2023. He joins Heretics with former G2 2019 teammates Jankos and Perkz.

Seasons overview

Awards and honors International One-time Mid-Season Invitational champion – 2019

Regional Two-time Rift Rivals champion – 2018, 2019

LEC Four-time LEC champion – Spring 2019, Summer 2019, Spring 2020, Summer 2020 Five-time LEC 1st All-Pro Team – Summer 2016, Spring 2018, Summer 2018, Summer 2019, Spring 2021 Two-time LEC 2nd All-Pro Team – Spring 2019, Summer 2020 Three-time LEC 3rd All-Pro Team – Spring 2020, Summer 2021, Spring 2022

EU CS One-time EU CS champion – Summer 2015

Tournaments Gaming.dk LoL Liga Season 4 – 2013 NetParty Fyn 14 – 2013 League One European Cup: Week 2 – 2015 League of Sharks – Spring 2015 SCAN Invitational 2 – 2015 DreamHack Valencia – 2015 Insomnia55 – Summer 2015