Fnatic
| File:Fnatic Logo.svg | |
| Founded | 2004 |
|---|---|
| Location | Australia, United Kingdom and the Netherlands[1] |
| Manager |  Sam Mathews |
| Divisions | Call of Duty 4 Counter-Strike FIFA 11 Halo Heroes of Newerth League of Legends Quake Live StarCraft II |
| Website | http://www.fnatic.com |
Fnatic is an electronic sports organization based out of Australia, the UK and the Netherlands. Fnatic is particularly well-known for its highly-success Counter-Strike team, which is the single most financially-successful Counter-Strike team in electronic sports history.[2] Fnatic is one of the founding members of the G7 Teams.[3]
Current roster
Professional
Counter-Strike
Harley "dsn" Örwall- Patrik "cArn" Sättermon
- Manne "manne" Nordqvist
- Richard "Xizt" Landström
- 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
StarCraft II
Jian Fei "IefNaij" Wang
Yang "Sen" Chia Cheng
Jian Carlo Morayra "Fenix" Alejo- Payam "TT1" Toghyan
Adrian "KawaiiRice" Kwong
Lazar "NightEnD" Silviu
Academy
Heroes of Newerth
Kalle "Trixi" Saarinen
Henrik "FreshFriFly" Hansen- Johan "N0tail" Sundstein
Jascha "NoVa_" Markuse
Tal "Bot" Aizik
League of Legends
- Manuel "LamiaZeaLoT" Mildenberger
- Lauri "Cyanidefi" Happonen
- Max "MagicFingers" Dreysse
Enrique "xPeke" Cedeño Martinez
Maciej "Shushei" Ratuszniak- Peter "Mellisan" Meisrimel
Call of Duty
- Scott "M.C." Brass
- Tomas "Gunshi" Jones
- Nick "Neymar" Ward
- Tobi "Tobi" Foster
Halo
- Cory "Str8 Sick" Sloss
- Kyle "Chig" Lawson
- Austin "Mikwen" McCleary
- Salvatore "Elitest" Satullo
Notable former players
- Christopher "GeT_RiGhT" Alesund (Released 2010-12-07 from CS roster) [4]
- Patrik "f0rest" Lindberg (Released 2010-12-07 from CS roster) [5]
- Rasmus "GuX" Ståhl (Released 2010-12-07 from CS roster) [6]
- Bjorn "threat" Pers (Released 2010-07-11 from CS roster) [7]
- Oskar "ins" Holm (Released 2009-01-19 from CS roster to management)[8]
- Martin "MintR" Röjder (Released 2008-08-12 from CoD4 team)[9]
- Rickard "zEm" Intveld (Released 2008-08-12 from CoD4 team)[10]
- Kristoffer "Tentpole" Nordlund (Released 2007-01-17 from CS roster)[11]
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)[12]
- Frederick "triMble" Steinfeld (Left 2007-4-15)[13]
- Oscar "Archi" Torgersen (Released 2009-02-24 from CS team)[14]
- Andrew "gellehsak" Ryder (Released 2006-01-01 from Painkiller team)[15]
Sabijan "Buba" Hamid (Released 2010-04-23 from CS team)
Honors
Counter-Strike
Call of Duty 4
Unreal Tournament
Painkiller
Pro Evolution Soccer
Heroes of Newerth
References
- ^ http://www.fnatic.com/about/
- ^ "Team Money Ranking". SK Gaming.
- ^ "G7 Teams Announced" (PDF). G7 Teams. 2006-08-08. Retrieved 2010-10-22.
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- ^ 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
- ^ FnaticMSI - Heroes of Newerth World Cup Champions
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