Cr1t States That EG Will Not Part Ways With Abed

Following the conclusion of The Worldwide 10 (TI10), the Dota 2 neighborhood has began to invest upon the upcoming switch and reshuffle season. Followers have began theorizing about which groups will change rosters, and swap gamers, heading into the 2021-22 Dota 2 Professional Circuit (DPC) season.

One of many lineups that was anticipated to bear roster adjustments was NA workforce Evil Geniuses (EG) after their disappointing Ninth-Twelfth place end at TI10. A number of together with TI5 champion and NA legend Peter “ppd” Dager have added to the rumors by posting potential EG lineups excluding Abed “Abed” Azel L. Yusop.

Nevertheless, EG assist Andreas Franck “Cr1t-” Nielsen has seemingly squashed these rumors in his latest stream on Twitch.

“Abed is actually the perfect midlaner on this planet… there isn’t a method we’d half methods with him ” – Cr1t

In his livestream on Twitch, Cr1t’s chat was speculating about new lineups excluding Abed. Cr1t responded to those feedback by stating, “I do not even know why individuals suppose this… It simply is senseless. Abed is actually the perfect midlaner on this planet, there isn’t a doubt in my thoughts about that. There isn’t any method we’d half methods with him.”

He additionally added that public notion concerning the EG roster does not have an effect on it saying, “I’m sorry to inform you, however the way in which you guys really feel about our or roster has no influence on our precise roster. Your opinion does not matter in any respect. I’m certain most of you guys comprehend it, however there may be so many individuals that do not appear to be they comprehend it”

Abed joined the Evil Geniuses lineup on sixteenth September 2019 because the midlaner. The Filipino participant has had a reasonably profitable run since then with a slew of second place finishes in varied DPC majors and third-party tournaments. Sadly, he’s but to win a championship with the NA workforce.

The EG roster that competed at TI10 featured:

• Artour “Arteezy” Babaev

• Abed “Abed” Azel L. Yusop

• Daryl Koh “iceiceice” Pei Xiang

• Andreas Franck “Cr1t-” Nielsen

• Tal “Fly” Aizik

• Kanishka ‘Sam’ “BuLba” Sosale (Coach)

The workforce had dominated the 2021 DPC season, ending 1st within the DPC rankings with two back-to-back runner-up finishes at The Singapore Main and The WePlay AniMajor. Sadly, the workforce solely managed to safe a Ninth-Twelfth place end at The Worldwide 10 and secured $800,400 USD consequently.

After the conclusion of TI10, with the brand new season upon us, followers expect giant scale roster shuffles throughout varied areas. It can definitely be an fascinating season for present process roster adjustments.

Keep tuned to AFK Gaming to maintain your self updated with the assorted roster shuffles that happen this season.