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Fnatic
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Team Information
Org LocationUnited Kingdom United Kingdom
Region
EU
 Europe
Sponsor(s)Fnatic Gear
AlphaDraft
Monster Energy
GG.BET e-sports
BenQ
Newzoo
XSplit
Twitch
DXSeat
History
Created2014-11-08
Disbanded2016-7-18
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Fnatic is a professional eSports organization consisting of players from around the world. The organization has housed some of the top players in games like League of Legends, Counter Strike: Global Offensive, Battlefield 4, Hearthstone and more. The Fnatic organization was founded by both Sam Mathews and Anne Mathews. Fnatic's Headquarters is located in London, United Kingdom. In both 2006 and 2009 Fnatic were awarded Team of the Year. After an unimpressive 2016 Spring Split, FNATIC disbanded the team and left the scene.

History

Season 1

Fnatic's first step into SMITE was on November 8, 2014, when they acquired the roster of Exposed Secrets who placed 1st during the Season 1 SMITE Pro League.[1] The roster consisted of Funballer, Xaliea, HalfDevil, ShadowNightmare, FrostiaK, Lloydy and coach ImDazer.

The team went on to the Season 1 EU Regional Championship, where they lost to Aquila 3-2 in a best of 5 series in the semifinals and failed to qualify for the SMITE World Championship. On December 6 of 2014, both ShadowNightmare and FrostiaK choose to leave the team.[2] Just a few weeks later, on December 23, the rest of the team chose to part ways with Fnatic and disband.[3]

Season 2

With Fnatic being without a SMITE team going into Season 2, the organization decided to sign the roster formally of SK Gaming on March 6, 2015. The roster consisted of Realzx, CaptainTwig, Badgah, maniaKK and Zyrhoes.[4]

Spring Split

Summer Split

At the Summer Finals, Fnatic struggled in a best-of-5 against Team SoloMid. Despite novel picks such as ThanatosSquare Thanatos mid for Zyrhoes, the European 2nd seed only managed to take a single game off the North American 3rd seed, losing the series 1-3 and dropping down to the 5th place match, where they squared off against the former world championship roster of Cloud9. An unusual draft including Ah Muzen CabSquare Ah Muzen Cab, ZeusSquare Zeus, and ArachneSquare Arachne helped Fnatic lock down objectives and the teamfights thereafter, granting them the 1-0 victory and securing 5th place.

Fall Split

After the conclusion of Season 2, Krett retired from Smite, becoming the Paladins QA manager for Hi-Rez. While later Badgah left the team citing an internal conflict.[5]. Only one day later the roster of the team Hungry For More was announced, listing CaptainTwig as their jungler, leaving Fnatic with only three members.[6] Two months later, SMITE's eSports site leaked the new members of Fnatic, officially revealed a day later to be BigManTingz in support and Jifffy in jungle, as well as new coach in AnatoLiy.

Season 3

Spring Split

Fnatic was predicted to be the third or fourth place team by many, however, this was not to be. Fnatic had shown to be incredibly inconsistent, with only Realzx performing up to par. By week 5, they were eighth place in the league. Even with BigManTingz showing up and holding the team together at the end against Dignitas, the team couldn't escape relegations.

Fnatic leaves SMITE

After a extremely poor showing from their team throughout the Spring Split, Fnatic decided to disband the team and leave the Smite Pro League entirely [2] on July 18, 2016. The renaming team dispersed, though Jiffy (Now WorldEdit) and Nulisa remained together and played in Relegations under the name Fantastique. With the addition of Challenger Cup players MoGoW, Jermain, and Dardez the team re-qualified for the SPL.

Timeline

  • 2016
  • 2015
  • 2014

Player Roster

Temporary Subs

ID Name Role Replacing Tournament
nulisa Alisa Simola Mid  Realzx Season 3 EU SPL Spring Season - Week 10
Hexicidal Hunter Season 3 EU SPL Spring Season - Week 9
Tynz Adrian Berguet Season 3 EU SPL Spring Season - Week 8
Jermain Jungle  Jifffy
Dardez Bastien Proust Support  BigManTingz
MetroBoomin Rait Varatu Season 3 EU SPL Spring Season - Week 6
MrCrunchy Kevin Wauters Solo  maniaKK Season 3 EU SPL Spring Season - Week 4

Former

C ID Name Role Next Team
maniaKK João Ferreira Solo Laner Obey Alliancelogo stdObey Alliance
Jifffy Philip Arcari Jungler Fantastiquelogo stdFantastique
Realzx Marcus Vining Hunter Retiredlogo stdRetired
Zyrhoes Joakim Verngren Mid Laner Cringe Crewlogo stdCringe Crew
BigManTingz Jordan Theaker Support Dignitaslogo stdDignitas
CaptainTwig Benjamin Knight Jungler Hungry For Morelogo stdHungry For More
Badgah Bo Katzenmaier Support Team Leftoverslogo stdTeam Leftovers
Xaliea Jereon Klaver Solo Laner TRIG eSportslogo stdTRIG eSports
FrostiaK Arkadiusz Krupka Jungler Dignitaslogo stdDignitas
ShadowNightmare Lewis Farrell Mid Laner Dignitaslogo stdDignitas
Funballer Kieran Patidar Hunter TRIG eSportslogo stdTRIG eSports
HalfDevil Adir Doel Support Spicy Waffleslogo stdSpicy Waffles
Lloydy Robert Lloyd Substitute TRIG eSportslogo stdTRIG eSports

Organization

Former

C ID Name Role Next Team
AnatoLiy Anatoliy Alekseyenok Coach Casterlogo stdCaster
Epindary Rait Varatu Coach
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Krett James Horgan Coach Retiredlogo stdRetired
ImDazer Darren Patrick Coach TRIG eSportslogo stdTRIG eSports

Team Achievements

Fnatic Tournament Results
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Highlight Videos

Interviews

See Also

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References


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