Fnatic

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Fnatic
Location:	Australia
Founded:	2004
Manager:	Samuel "zr0" Mathews
Website:	fnatic Website

Fnatic is a professional e-Sports organisation based in Australia with offices in the United Kingdom and the Netherlands^[1]. Fnatic holds both individual players and teams that compete in Counter-Strike, WarCraft III, Unreal Tournament 2004 and Quake 4 tournaments. In the past, Fnatic also held a successful Painkiller squad, which was disbanded after the 2005 CPL World Tour. Fnatic is a member of the G7 Teams

Contents 1 Current Roster 1.1 Professional 1.1.1 Counter-Strike 1.6 1.1.2 Warcraft 3 1.1.3 Counter-Strike:Source 1.1.4 Quake 1.1.5 World of Warcraft 1.2 Academy 1.2.1 Call of Duty 4 1.2.2 Pro Evolution Soccer 1.2.3 Unreal Tournament 3 2 Notable Former Players 3 Honours 3.1 Counter-Strike 3.2 Unreal Tournament 3.3 Painkiller 3.4 Pro Evolution Soccer 4 References 5 External links

[edit] Current Roster

[edit] Professional

[edit] Counter-Strike 1.6

• Harley "dsn" Orwall
• Patrik "f0rest" Lindberg
• Patrik "cArn" Sattermon
• Oscar "Archi" Torgersen
• Oskar "ins" Frisk

[edit] Warcraft 3

• Chulwoo "Shy" Park
• Hyosub "FoCuS Eon
• Seunghyeon "Space" Park
• Minhyuk "Minhyuk" Jo
• Daeduck "Kei" Yoon
• Siyeong "YangE" Kim

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[edit] Counter-Strike:Source

• "Blaze"
• Sandor "proph" de Munck
• Luuk "darky" Verink
• Mark "AirRaid" Koks (Team Captain)
• Milan "xertion" Veeger

[edit] Quake

• Alexei "Cypher" Yanusheuski
• Jay "TooGoood" Harding (Team Manager)

[edit] World of Warcraft

• Kyle "Azure" Holroyd (Mage)
• Scott "Nad" Asher (Priest, Paladin)
• Jason "Agnos" Weber (Warlock)
• Amine "Uthgar" Issa (Warrior, Paladin)
• Richard "Ravor" Smith (Warrior, Rogue)
• Brian "Caal" McPharlin (Druid, Priest, Warrior)
• Jay "TooGoood" Harding (Team Manager)

[edit] Academy

[edit] Call of Duty 4

• Martin "mintR" Röjder (Team Captain)
• Daniel "tidde" Asp
• Mikael "zsilts" Smedberg
• Markus "odyx" Nilsson
• Johnny "klanne" Wahlqvist
• Rickard "zEm" Intveld

[edit] Pro Evolution Soccer

• Robert "RobMclean" Mclean^[2]
• Gordon "Wallace" Hislop^[3]

[edit] Unreal Tournament 3

• Stefan "GoiracH" Ophelders
• Frank "R0X" Aartman (Team Captain)
• Martijn "roach" Nuijens
• Laurens "lauke" Pluijmaekers
• Peter "Quasar" Light

[edit] Notable Former Players

• Kristoffer "Tentpole" Nordlund (Released 2007-01-17^[4])
• 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^[5])
• Frederick "triMble" Steinfeld (Left 2007-4-15)^[6]

[edit] Honours

[edit] Counter-Strike

• CPL World Championship: 1
  

2006^[7]

• ESWC World Championship runner-up: 1
  

2006^[8]

[edit] Unreal Tournament

• WCG World Championship: 1
  

2004^[9]

[edit] Painkiller

• CPL World Championship: 1
  

2004^[10]

• CPL World Championship runner-up: 1
  

2005^[11]

• ESWC World Championship runner-up: 1
  

2004^[12]

[edit] Pro Evolution Soccer

• PSL Konami World Championship  : 1
  

2007^[13]

[edit] References

1. ^ Fnatic.com E-Sports, A competitive gaming team - About
2. ^ Fnatic unveils a new Autumn signing
3. ^ Welcome Wallace to Fnatic.PES
4. ^ Gotfrag
5. ^ GosuGamers
6. ^ Fnatic website triMble Says Good bye
7. ^ Cyberathlete Professional League » CPL Announces Counter-Strike World Champions
8. ^ Electronic Sports World Cup (ESWC 2006) Official Website
9. ^ WCG Official Website
10. ^ Cyberathlete Professional League » The CPL Announces Past 1v1 Champions
11. ^ SK Gaming | Fatal1ty Is World Tour Champion
12. ^ [ESWC] Electronic Sports World Cup
13. ^ News "European Championships 2007 Official Report" - Konami

[edit] External links

• Official Website