Tag: smooya csgo
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Fnatic bench smooya, sign regali
Fnatic have benched Owen “smooya” Butterfield from their active CSGO division, the British-Swedish lineup announced today on their Twitter handle. This change comes after Fnatic’s elimination from the Group stage of the ongoing IEM Katowice 2022 where they were denied a spot further by Astralis. smooya joined Fnatic on a three-month trial back in October…
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Smooya Apologizes To Fans For Past Behavior
The former Chaos EC star resorted to Twitter to make a public apology for his inappropriate behavior in the past.
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Smooya’s Stint Ends, Gratisfaction Returns to Renegades
Renegades secured 5th-8th position at IEM Major: Katowice 2019 which eventually was a surprise to many. Later Aussies also placed 3rd-4th at StarSeries i-League Season 7. They displayed fantastic Counter-Strike. However, Sean “Gratisfaction” Kaiwai was facing paperwork issues with the VISA for the United States. Due to this, he could not attend ESL Pro League…
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Smooya to stand-in for Renegades at ESL Pro League Season 9; JKAEM may miss out as well
Owen “smooya” Butterfield, who had benched by BIG, has been loaned out to Renegades for ESL Pro League Season 9 Americas. Smooya has been out of competitive play since February, after deciding to bench himself from the BIG roster, saying that he was not enjoying himself in the roster and was not able to make…
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Smooya temporarily banned from FPL for “toxic behaviour”
Former BIG player Owen “smooya” Butterfield has had yet another setback this month, after having been banned in the FACEIT Pro League for being toxic against another player. In an FPL Game last night, the 19-year-old was seen calling Ismail “refrezh” Ali of OpTic a “fucking bitch” and told him to “kill himself” after appearing…
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Smooya steps down from BIG, to be replaced by Nex
BIG have announced that Owen “smooya” Butterfield will be replaced on the active roster by Johannes “nex” Maget, who is set to return to return to the active roster after a month. In a statement, BIG’s Head of CS, Nikola “LEGIJA” Ninić, explained that the difference in plays style was the reason for his departure.…