Tag: vitality csgo
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ZyWOo bags the Most Valuable Player award at Blast.tv Major 2023
After winning it for his team the Blast.tv Paris Major 2023, Mathieu “ZywOo” Herbaut was given the most valuable player award. The 22-year-old French won his first Major trophy at home and was the catalyst for his team’s success. The AWPer for Vitality played exceptionally well in the final against GamerLegion, and his contributions were…
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Vitality wins BLAST.tv Paris CSGO Major 2023
Team Vitality have beaten GamerLegion, 2-0 in the Grand-finals of the Blast.tv Paris CSGO Major 2023 and have been crowned as the champions of the last major in the history of Counter-Strike: Global Offensive. In the process, they take away a lion’s share of $500,000 USD from the prize pool. As predicted by the pundits,…
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Team Vitality defeat Apeks in Blast.tv Paris Major 2023 Semi-Final
Vitality survived the Apeks scare as they progressed onto the Grand Finals of the Blast.tv Paris Major 2023. Match Details Map Veto Map 1: Mirage (Pick: Apeks, Winner: Vitality, Final Score: 16-14) Mathieu “ZywOo” Herbaut started off Mirage on the right foot, comfortably taking a 5-1 lead over Apeks. Although the French-Danish side seemed to…
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CSGO: RpK announces retirement
Cédric “RpK” Guipouy on Twitter announced his retirement from CSGO, putting an end to his 14 year-long illustrious career in the same league comprising the game’s previous iteration, Source. Before signing up for Team Vitality in 2018, RpK represented a plethora of teams competing in CSGO, having started his career with VeryGames in the second…
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RpK to step down after Blast Premier Showdown, Vitality sign Kyojin
Team Vitality have announced that Cédric “RpK” Guipouy would be stepping down from the active roster post Blast Premier Showdown. The French side will undergo a change after the completion of Blast Premier Showdown which will place RpK on the bench while Jayson “Kyojin” Nguyen Van would be replacing the 31-year-old veteran on the active…
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apEX to miss BLAST Spring Premier Group, takes a break
Vitality’s apEX has decided to sit out for the remainder of the ongoing Blast Spring Premier Groups, the french side announced today on Twitter. In a TLDR, coach Rémy “XTQZZZ” Quoniam stressed about the situation where he spoke about apEX’s personal issues including the Coronavirus pandemic culminated into the former taking a break from competing.…
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CSGO Team Vitality Fined $10,000 for Stream Sniping During Tournament
The ESIC has issued a fine of $10,000 to CSGO team Vitality for stream-sniping during the BLAST Premier Global Final, which is in direct violation of the ESIC code. During their matchup against team Liquid, many viewers had spotted a screen displaying the livestream of the game behind the Vitality players. An investigation from the…
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Vitality sign Misutaaa to replace ALEX
French side team Vitality have confirmed the signing of Kévin “Misutaaa” Rabier to complete their roster and will now be filling in the shoes of ALEX. The organization of the French side Team Vitality have brought in Kévin “Misutaaa” Rabier who will be filling in the void that ALEX had created earlier this week after…
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CSGO: Vitality to withdraw from Blast Pro Moscow
According to the sources of DeKay from Dexerto, Team Vitality are reported to withdraw from the upcoming Blast Pro event in Moscow. The French team might opt of the tournament primarily due to roster related issues. According to several sources who seem to have knowledge about the situation surrounding Vitality stated that the choice to…
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Alex Replaces Happy in Vitality
Vitality have announced the signing of Alex “ALEX” McMeekin, a day after they announced the release of Vincent “Happy” Schopenhauer. The move gained traction after the release of Happy was quickly followed by the benching of ALEX from the active lineup of LDLC. https://twitter.com/TeamVitality/status/1078697083379404801 ALEX, who has played in the French scene his entire CS…