Author: BLIX.GG
Adil “ScreaM” Benrlitom and Nabil “Nivera” Benrlitom joined Karmine Corp, confirming the earlier BLIX.GG report.Two brothers came to KCorp’s Valorant roster from Team Liquid. The older of them, ScreaM, became the in-game leader of the new team.French multi-gaming esport organization Karmine Corp was accepted into Valorant Partnership Program for 2023.KCorp’s active Valorant roster is now:Ryad “Shin” EnsaadAlexis “Newzera” HumbertAdil “ScreaM” Benrlitom (IGL)Nabil “Nivera” BenrlitomAlexandre “xms” Forté
The Russian esportsman Timofey “Chronicle” Khromov joins Fnatic’s Valorant team,as BLIX.GG had predicted earlier.The 20-years old athlete came to London-based organization after performing for M3 Champions,which was disbanded in September this year.M3 Champions was created in 2013 as Gambit Esports but due to Riot Games’ restrictions on the participation of Russian organizations, it transformed into an organization-less team in August this year.Fnatic’s Valorant squad is now:Jake “Boaster” Howlett (captain)Nikita “Derke” SirmitevEmir “Alfajer” BederLeo “Leo” JannessonTimofey “Chronicle” Khromov
Gen.G Esports has parted ways with the League of Legends player Park “Ruler” Jae-hyuk.”Upon mutual agreement, we say goodbye to a player whose story will forever live in Gen.G’s history. Though today marks the start of his new chapter, he will always have our support & appreciation,” Gen.G noted in the statement.23-year-old Ruler performed for Gen.G for five years since November 2017. With him, the squad has consistently ranked at the TOP-3 in the LCK series since 2020. Gen.G finished 5th-6th in the Worlds 2021 and 2022.In honor of the athlete, Gen.G Esports decided not to use his number (#1)…
HellRaisers’ carry Alimzhan “watson” Islambekov has announced that the esports organization is disbanding its Dota 2 roster.The management of the organization has not officially announced this decision yet.HellRaisers won DPC EEU 2021/2022 Tour 3: Division II and jumped to the first division of DPC. However, the squad couldn’t qualify for The International 2022.According to the latest data, HellRaisers’ Dota 2 roster includes:Alimzhan “watson” IslambekovMaxim “re1bl” AfanasyevMatvey “MieRo`” VasyuninGeogrii “Gilgir” SvistunovArman “Malady” Orazbayev
After a 12-year partnership with Garena, Riot Games will begin self-publishing League of Legends and Teamfight Tactics across Southeast Asia (Philippines, Malaysia, Singapore, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Macau, Thailand, and Vietnam) in January 2023.According to Riot’s blog, Players will need to transition their accounts from Garena to Riot.Riot is launching new LoL and TFT servers across key Southeast Asian markets in January 2023. Garena servers will also cease operations at that time. To ensure that players transfer and retain their existing account data in time, Riot and Garena are working closely on an account migration process that will open for all…
The Chinese Dota 2 player Zeng “Ori” Jiaoyang, who played for Team Aster, has retired from esports.”Aster.Ori (Zeng Jiaoyang) officially retired. After the end of this TI11, the club decided to respect the wishes of the players and thank Ori for its contribution to the Aster esports club”, Aster’s management noted on Weibo.27-year-old Ori started his esports career with DUOBAO in 2016. He also performed with Vici Gaming from 2017 till 2021.With Aster, the Chinese athlete ranked fourth at The International 2022 and entered TOP-6 at TI 2021.According to rumors, Ori is leaving esports at the insistence of his parents,…
The Swedish League of Legends player Martin “Rekkles” Larsson returned to Fnatic for the 2023 season, esports journalist Brieuc “LEC Wooloo” Seeger reported.According to the report, Rekkles is joining Fnatic as an AD carry.Rekkles performed for Fnatic from 2015 till 2020, and then he moved to G2 Esports. Since 2021, the athlete has been playing for Karmine Corp.This is not the only expected update in the team. BLIX.GG previously reported that Ruben “Rhuckz” Barbossa will replace Zdravets “Hylissang” Iliev Galabov. Whom Rekkles will replace is still unknown.
The Ukrainian multigaming esports organization NAVI signs a roster for VALORANT Franchise League. The core of the new squad and the new coach Erik “d00mbr0s” Sandgren are from FunPlus Phoenix.”Today, we are ready to announce the roster that will represent NAVI in the discipline. Performing under the club’s banner is now the FPX team led by Kyrylo “ANGE1” Karasov, but with one change: Mehmet “cNed” YaÄız Ä°pek replacing Ardis “ardiis” Svarenieks, who will continue his career in a different region,” noted the NAVI statement.This was expected as according to a BLIX.GG report, this transfer cost NAVI around $500,000. And recently,…
South American esports organization Thunder Awaken has disbanded its Dota 2 roster.”Today we want to announce the departure of our team. As an organization we are proud to have competed at a high level in TI11, consolidating a Top 6 and also in other international tournaments such as Stockholm Major and ESL Malaysia. Thank you very much Pakazs, DarkMago, Sacred, Matthew, PandaDota and Vintage for representing Peru and the organization. We are very happy to share these achievements and we express our best wishes for your next challenges,” said Thunder Awaken’s CEO Eduardo Ku Bustios.Two of ex-Thunder Awaken players, Herrera…
American esports organization 100 Thieves has parted ways with its League of Legends Head Coach Bok “Reapered” Han-gyu.Reapered has been training the 100 Thieves’ LoL squad since March 2021. However, 100 Thieves’ results at the Worlds 2022 were not the best – with the team finishing 11th-14th place.”It was an honorable and wonderful time. Thank you to all the players, fans, staffs, org, and I wish all the best for those who have watched us. Thank you 100T,” ex-coach noted on Twitter.According to BLIX.GG sources, Christophe “Kaas” van Oudheusden will replace Reapered. The former assistant coach of the Mad Lions…