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| Name | Fredrik Vist | ||||||||||||
| Country of Birth |  Sweden | ||||||||||||
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| Role | Mid Laner | ||||||||||||
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Biography[]
Fexez lives in Norrköping, Sweden.
Fexez first competed alongside Walk it Off in Season 1 and then stayed with them as they became Mortality eSports. They competed very well throughout the Smite Pro League, finishing in second place behind Exposed Secrets. At the regional championship however, Psiyo, the solo laner, and Fexez, the mid laner, switched roles, which resulted in complete failure as they fell 0-3 to SK Gaming, eliminating them from the tournament. Mortality would disband shortly afterward, leaving Fexez teamless. He remained active within the scene, playing on Challenger Cup teams throughout Season 2.
He was on the SPL Season 2 EU Summer Challenger lineup Team Arcadia when it merged into the new Upcoming Stars roster in early August 2015.[1] He stayed on the lineup when it was acquired by Team JusTus on August 14th 2015.[2]
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