Fnatic
| File:Fnatic Logo.svg | |
| Founded | 2004 |
|---|---|
| Location | Australia, United Kingdom and the Netherlands[1] |
| Manager |  Samuel Mathews |
| Divisions | Call of Duty 4 Counter-Strike Halo 3 Heroes of Newerth Quake Live StarCraft II |
| Website | http://www.fnatic.com |
Fnatic is a successful gaming organization; with registered offices in Australia, the UK and the Netherlands they have a global reach. The Fnatic team is currently supporting three highly successful squads in World of Warcraft, Warcraft 3, and Counter-Strike, to name but a few and has established itself as a vibrant, well coordinated outfit with a clear vision for the future of competitive gaming. The Fnatic team was founded by Sam Mathews with the help of Joris Van Laerhoven and Anne Mathews.
Current roster
Fnatic Professional Players
Counter-Strike 1.6
Harley "dsn" Orwall- Patrik "f0rest" Lindberg
- Christopher "GeT_RiGhT" Alesund
- Patrik "cArn" Sättermon
- Rasmus "Gux" Ståhl
Call of Duty 4
Christopher "Lighters" Lightburn- Jon "razKi" Baker
- Conney "KyoChi" Sjöberg
- Johan "LINQAN" Lindqvist
Stevy "Stevy" Verheyen
Quake Live
Kévin "strenx" Baéza- Sebastian "Spart1e" Siira
- David Alexander "deus_" Kinnaird
- Pierre-Emeric "l1nkje" Portier
StarCraft II
Pedro "LucifroN" Moreno Durán
Jian Fei "IefNaij" Wang
Yang "Sen" Chia Cheng
Andre "Gretorp" Hengchua
Jian Carlo Morayra "Fenix" Alejo- Payam "TT1" Toghyan
- Adrian "KawaiiRice" Kwong
Fnatic Academy Players
Heroes of Newerth
Kalle "Trixi" Juhanpoika Saarinen
Henrik "FreshFriFly" Hansen- Johan "n0tail" Sundstein
Jascha "NoVa_" Markuse
Tal "Bot" Aizik
Halo
- Daryoush "Inspired2Kill" Waheed
- Daniel "zicknex" Rosenberg
- Max "Riotz" Cottie
Call of Duty
- Ben "VintaGe" Walker
- Andy "DopedGoat" Fisher
- Scott "Mak" Brass
- Tomas "Gunshi" Jones
Notable former players
- Bjorn "threat" Pers (Released 2010-07-11 from CS roster) [2]
- Oskar "ins" Holm (Released 2009-01-19 from CS roster to management)[3]
- Martin "MintR" Röjder (Released 2008-08-12 from CoD4 team)[4]
- Rickard "zEm" Intveld (Released 2008-08-12 from CoD4 team)[5]
- Kristoffer "Tentpole" Nordlund (Released 2007-01-17)[6]
Sander "Vo0" Kaasjager (Retired 2006-06-21, Returned 2007-04-20, Retired 2007-08-07)- Björn "ElakeDuck" Ödman (Left over pay dispute 2007-04-24)[7]
- Frederick "triMble" Steinfeld (Left 2007-4-15)[8]
- Oscar "Archi" Torgersen (Released 2009-02-24 from CS team)[9]
- Andrew "gellehsak" Ryder (Released 2006-01-01 from Painkiller team)[10]
Honours
Counter-Strike
Call of Duty 4
Unreal Tournament
Painkiller
Pro Evolution Soccer
References
- ^ http://www.fnatic.com/about/
- ^ [1]
- ^ [2]
- ^ [3]
- ^ [4]
- ^ Gotfrag
- ^ GosuGamers
- ^ Fnatic website triMble Says Good bye
- ^ "Archi calls it a day..."
- ^ "Gellehsak leaves fnatic".
- ^ Cyberathlete Professional League » CPL Announces Counter-Strike World Champions
- ^ Electronic Sports World Cup (ESWC 2006) Official Website
- ^ TEX 09: fnatic win The eXperience, TCM place second
- ^ WCG Official Website
- ^ Cyberathlete Professional League » The CPL Announces Past 1v1 Champions
- ^ SK Gaming | Fatal1ty Is World Tour Champion
- ^ [ESWC] Electronic Sports World Cup
- ^ News "European Championships 2007 Official Report" - Konami
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