Author: BLIX.GG
Chris “Spiff” Park has joined Astralis’ Rainbow Six Siege roster.The 18-year-old athlete from Arial Arise Academy should replace 20-year-old Matthew “Dpfire” Macway who has now been moved to the substitute roster.Dpfire has been playing for Astralis since September 2021. Astralis, with him, ranked 2nd at the Six Charlotte Major 2022, won NAL – Season 2022 – Stage 1 and Stage 2. However, the squad finished Stage 3 in 6th place and was only 13th – 16th at the Six Berlin Major 2022.Astralis’ R6 lineup is now:David “iconic” IfidonJack “J9O” BurkardAaron “Shuttle” DuggerRoman “Forrest” BreauxChris “Spiff” ParkMatthew “Dpfire” Macway (substitute)
The American esports organization Dignitas has reached verbal agreements on signing with two League of Legends players, Nicolaj “Jensen” Jensen and Lucas “Santorin” Larsen, esports journalist Brieuc “LEC Wooloo” Seeger reported.Jensen is performing with Cloud9 now. He was in Team Liquid from 2018-2021, where Santorin has been playing since 2020.In 2021, when the Danish duo played together, Tim Liquid ranked 12th – 13th in the World Championship.In 2022, Dignitas couldnât shine. Their LoL roster failed to advance from the group stage at LCS Spring and LCS Summer.Recently, in November, Ersin “Blue” Gören left Dignitas and four players remains the team.…
The Moscow Arbitration Court seized the property of the American company Amazon and its streaming platform Twitch for 3 billion rubles (about $49.6 million) as an interim measure in a lawsuit about blocking the account of cybersportsman Kirill “Likkrit” Malofeyev, son of a billionaire Konstantin Malofeev.This is reported by the Russian edition of Forbes.”Twitch and Amazon feel above Russian law, above a sovereign state. They arbitrarily violate contractual obligations. In fact, such actions are censorship and discriminate against Russian cybersportsmen and their audience,” Likkrit commented on the lawsuit.According to information in open sources such as Forbes reports, Amazon has assets…
Brazilian esports organization SG esports has decided to cease its operations.”We are announcing that we will no longer continue with company operations. We wish all the success in the world to all the players and employees who participated in this trajectory with us. Thanks to you who cheered and supported us, without you this story would not have been written!” SG’s management noted on Twitter.SG had a Dota 2 roster but it was disbanded in early November.SG esports took 5th-6th place in the South American qualifiers for The International 2022 and, hence, couldn’t qualify for the main tournament of the…
Ricardo “Alone” Fernandez became the first Thunder Awaken Dota 2 player after the organizationdisbanded its previous roster.Earlier, there was a rumor that Thunder Awaken is set to hire Infamous Gaming squad andInfamous released its entire Dota 2 roster at the start of November. Alone also performed with Infamous buthe left Peruvian organization in August.
The Czech CS:GO player Tomáš “oskar” Šťastný has parted ways with the Swiss organization TITANS.”Happy to say that today is the day I am finally out of the Titans show𤡠the decision was made since the contractual agreements were not met and I am looking forward to my new journey. What a wasted year for me once again,” he noted on Twitter.The 31-year-old veteran joined TITANS in February 2022, where he performed under the tag of GORILLAZ. The athlete started his esports career in 2005 as a Counter-Strike player and over the years he managed to play for a considerable…
Esports organization T1 released its Dota 2 roster due to financial reasons, said T1’s CEO Joe Marsh.He said that the organization decided to focus on League of Legends and Valorant instead. A return to the Dota 2 scene is possible in 2024. He assumes that the new Dota 2 roster will be from Southeast Asia or Europe.As BLIX.GG earlier reported, T1 recently disbanded its entire Dota 2 roster.Earlier in November, there was a rumor that the Singaporean organization Bleed eSports will buy the T1’s slot at the DPC SEA Division I.T1’s Dota 2 lineup was:Anathan “ana” PhamTopias “Topson” Taavitsainen (stand-in)Kenny…
South-Korean esports organization DAMWON Gaming (also known as DWG KIA) has parted ways with Leauge of Legends player Jang “Nuguri” Ha-gwon.According to DWG KIA, Nuguri became a free agent and that was the athlete’s choice.23-year-old Nuguri returned DWG KIA in March 2022 from FunPlus Phoenix. With him, the organization this year ranked 5th-8th at the 2022 World Championship, finished 4th at the LCK Summer 2022 and won LCK Regional Finals 2022.Earlier, Nuguri also performed with DAMWON Gaming in 2017-2020.DWG KIA’s LoL roster is now:Kim “Canyon” Geon-buHeo “ShowMaker” SuSeo “deokdam” Dae-gilKim “Kellin” Hyeong-gyu
Former Evil Genius’ Dota 2 players will continue performing together after leaving the organization.”Because EG let the roster go it doesn’t mean that the players are all just gone and the team disappears. They’ve released the roster but it’s up to us if we want to keep playing with each other,” said ex-captain of the EG Dota 2 team Tal “Fly” Aizik.He added that there would be changes in the line-up, but the core would remain. And they will continue to compete in North America.Recently Evil Geniuses has officially announced the release of its entire Dota 2 roster.According to earlier…
Saudi-French esports organization Team Falcons finally has said goodbye to CS:GO player Jayson “Kyojin” Nguyen Van.Falcons recently signed Kenny “kennyS” Schrub to replace him, and Kyojin was on the bench for several days.23-years-old Kyojin went to the bench for the Falcons twice. The first time he was returned to the active roster from the end of October instead of benched Bryan “Maka” Canda. However, Kyojin couldn’t keep up with the team and was benched again.At the same time, Maka, unlike Kyojin, remains in Falcons as an inactive player.Team Falcons are now:Ali “hAdji” HaïnoussJordan “Python” Munck-FoehrleNathan “NBK-” Schmitt (in-game leader)Kévin “misutaaa”…