Fnatic Replaces Toplaner Gamsu with Kikis from G2 Esports Fnatic, one of the most successful brands in European League of Legends Championship history, has made a change to their roster. They have replaced toplaner Noh “Gamsu” Young-Jin with Mateusz “Kikis” Szkudlarek, formerly of G2 Esports. …
The Top Teams in the European League Championship Series Make Roster Changes: G2 Esports, the current league leaders, announced the departure of their top laner, Mateusz “Kikis” Szkudlarek, halfway through the 2016 Summer Split. Kikis expressed his desire to step down from G2 as early …
The Key Match-Up: Fnatic vs. Team Vitality in the 2016 Spring Split Playoffs This week-end marks the beginning of the 2016 Spring Split playoff matches, and it’s the perfect time to kick off this series of articles. In each European playoff match, I will highlight …
Fnatic Reveals 2016 Roster Ahead of Intel Extreme Masters Cologne The 2016 offseason has been a rollercoaster for Fnatic, the top Western team in League of Legends. However, the team has finally revealed its 2016 roster, which includes two new Korean imports and a rising …
Fnatic Signs Former Team Dignitas and World Elite Players Fnatic, the winners of this year’s European League Championship Series, have added two new players to their roster. Noh “Gamsu” Yeong-jin, former top laner for Team Dignitas, and Lee “Spirit” Da-yoon, ex-jungler for World Elite, have …