Author: Rafael Ferreira

The international tournaments for the Garena’s Battle Royal are back this month with the Free Fire World Series being realized on 14th May and 21st May. FFWS will have two phases, the first one is the Play-in where 10 teams will fight for four spots to the Finals.Brazilians won’t miss the tournament in their chance to take the second international tournament for the country after Corinthians get able to win the 2019’s edition of FFWS. Vivo Keyd will play the Play-ins after a second place in the Brazilian League while the champion of the domestic competition, LOUD is already in…

BLIX.GG talked with Heroic’s coach about the journey of looking for an IGL, Heroic’s performance in the first split of the European League, and the preparation for the Major that will start on 16th May in Charlotte, USA.Starting the pathMurat “Mrofficer88” Motevalli started the journey in the Rainbow Six Siege’s competitive scene at 30, an age that we don’t see as very common in the esports scene.“Late in 2017, I started to look at the competitive side of this game, played some ranks that ended up in the Supremacy roster, which was in Pro League in 2018 and then, they…

According to multiple sources familiar with the situation, WePlay Esports is close to returning to action with a fourth season of its Academy League. A few teams will be added to the competition, BLIX.GG has learned. OG, 00 Nation, GODSENT and Apeks are the new organizations that will be competing in the fourth edition of the league.GODSENT has a Brazilian academy squad headlined by 15-year-old talent João “Snowzin” Vinicius, and the team has been competing in Brazil’s lower competitions for the last few months. The Swedish organization recently parted ways with Matheus “mlhzin” Barçola in favor of Bruno “brn$” Araújo,…

After disappointing results in recent times, G2 is turning the page of their history book in Siege. Despite the ups and downs of the pandemic era, the organization has settled with a stable roster in 2022. BLIX.gg’s Rafael Ferreira takes a closer look at G2’s journey in R6.Goodbye to the old guardG2’s old players who earned titles for the org followed distinctive paths after their departures.While some of them retired from the competitive scene. Niclas “Pengu” Mouritzen is now a commentator for Ubisoft and content creator for Darkzero. Fabian “Fabian” Hällsten went on to become an analyst for the official…

Daniel “Goga” Romero, a 27-year-old from Spain is a Siege legend. Goga started his career in gBots and in less than a year, the Spanish player went to bigger flights and joined the international roster of Penta alongside legends like Niclas “Pengu” Mouritzen and Fabian “Fabian” Hällsten.In Penta, Goga collected international achievements like Season 1 and 2 of Pro League and a Six Invitational. Then, the team moved to G2 and the wave of titles was not over. It was followed by the Six Major Paris, Pro League Season 8 Finals, Dreamhack Winter and Six Invitational 2019 titles.The end of…

According to multiple sources familiar with the situation, Sharks Esports is close to a deal with Vinicius “n1ssim” Pereira. The 21-year-old previously played for Los Grandes and is now one of the top targets for the Portuguese organization.Sharks recently said farewell to two players from the active roster, as the newest addition, João “matios” Guedes, was moved to the bench after just three months in the organization, and team captain Jhonatan “jnt” Silva decided to take a step back after four years in Sharks. The experienced player said that he will give an opportunity to Riot Games’ tactical shooter, VALORANT.As…

Dyjar “Mity” Soares is close to leave the Swedish organization, multiple sources familiar with the situation told BLIX.GG. Ninjas in Pyjamas is rebuilding the Rainbow Six Siege squad with Julio “Julio” Giacomelli likely to be benched and step down from the active roster.BLIX.GG reported yesterday that Diego “Kheyze” Zanello is the top target to join the team. Today the Brazilian page R6BRAtualizado brought the information that Diogo “Fntzy” da Silva is on the list and BLIX.GG can confirm that information, however, the deal is seen as very difficult due to the player’s buyout. NIP is watching more names for Julio’s…

The Swedish organization is aiming the signing Diego “Kheyze” Zanello from w7m Esports. The 19-year-old talent is one of the sensations of the new season as also w7m, first in the recent stage of Brasileirão.Kheyze was one of the keys for the team, collecting five MVPs in the regular season of BR6. While Ninjas in Pyjamas ended in the last position of the competition with only 5 points conquered.As reported earlier, NIP will likely put Julio “Julio” Giacomelli on the bench and could make more changes after finishes Copa do Brasil.

According to sources familiar with the situation, Lucas “Soulz1” Schinke will likely migrate to the VALORANT scene and leave the Rainbow Six Siege scene after three years in the scenario, BLIX.GG has learned.Soulz1 is one of the stars of FaZe Clan and a move to VALORANT was been considered for a long time ago. Recently, the player is posting a lot of clips of him playing the Riot’s FPS and BLIX.GG knows that the player is close to doing the migration.FaZe’s Clan current roster:Leonardo “Astro” LuisJosé “Bullet1” VictorGabriel “cameram4n” HespanholJaime “Cyber” RamosLucas “soulz1” SchinkeMatheus “Ramalho” Ramalho (coach)

According to multiple sources familiar with the situation, Ninjas in Pyjamas is studying its options in order to replace Julio “Julio” Giacomelli on the active roster. Following the Six Invitational in February, the Swedish organization evaluated making some changes to the lineup, but ultimately decided to stick with the same five players for 2022, something which may be about to change. By mutual decision, Julio is likely to be moved to the inactive role for the Ninjas, BLIX.GG has learned.After the team’s disappointing campaign in the first stage of Brasileirão 2022, rumors about changes in NIP started to circulate. In…