Alexander mallet
| Alexander mallet | ||
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| Full name | Alexander mallet | |
| Nickname | gamerno1 | |
| Date of birth | May 29, 1985 | |
| place of birth | Leverkusen, Germany | |
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| game | FIFA | |
| Former teams | last team Arcor Electric Eleven | |
Alexander Holzhammer (born May 29, 1985 in Leverkusen ) is a former German e-athlete .
Career
Alexander Holzhammer, also known as gamerno1 , is one of the most famous German FIFA players. In 2001 Holzhammer joined the clan Fifa Elite School . Shortly before the German World Cyber Games qualification, he switched to proGaming and won the qualification. After he had relatively little success at the WCG in South Korea , he was able to win the German World Cyber Games qualification again next year . In South Korea he was able to win the gold medal together with Serhat Sirin in the nations competition. In the individual evaluation, Holzhammer took 5th place. This also made him internationally known. After narrowly missing out on fourth place in the World Cyber Games in 2003, he was invited to China together with the Schellhase twins to represent Germany at the OPTISP FIFA Champions Cup . Alexander Holzhammer was also able to achieve national success with proGaming, won the EPS Season IV in June 2003 and came second in EPS Season III and V. In qualifying for the World Cyber Games 2004, Alexander Holzhammer was able to finish second and was again fifth in the final in San Francisco .
After large parts of the FIFA squad from proGaming disbanded, Holzhammer founded the Alternate aTTaX FIFA team with some players from proGaming and SK Gaming in December 2004. With aTTax he came second again in EPS Season VI in June 2005. At the ESL European Nations Championship he was able to become European champion together with the German national team. After he won the EA Sports Fifacon and the EA Sports Starclub Challenge with FIFA 06 , and was second in qualifying for the Fifa Interactive World Cup 2006, Arcor signed him for their team Arcor Electric Eleven in August 2006 . Holzhammer took part in the World League eSport Bundesliga with Arcor Electric Eleven . He was also present in an advertising campaign for Arcor. After two third places in 2006 and 2007, he was able to achieve the German championship title in the eSport Bundesliga in Berlin in 2008.
In 2009 he ended his eSport career.
successes
National:
- WCG Germany Qualification 2001 - 1st place (Weimar)
- WCG Germany Qualification 2002 - 1st place (Leipzig)
- WCG Germany qualification 2003 - 4th place (Leipzig)
- WCG Germany Qualification 2004 - 2nd place (Düsseldorf)
- EPS Season III 2003 - 2nd place (Cologne)
- EPS Season IV 2004 - 1st place (Cologne)
- EPS Season V 2004 - 2nd place (Cologne)
- EPS Season VI 2005 - 2nd place (Cologne)
- EPS Season VIII 2006 - 3rd place (Cologne)
- NGL Finals Season 2003 - 4th place (Berlin)
- Gigaliga Grandslam Season III 2004 - 3rd place (Düsseldorf)
- EA SPORTS VDFL German Championship 2002 - 1st place (online)
- EA SPORTS FIFACON 2006 - 1st place (Düsseldorf)
- EA SPORTS Star Club Challenge 2006 - 1st place (online)
- EA SPORTS World Challenge 2006 - 3rd place (online)
- EA SPORTS FIFA Interactive Worldcup Germany Qualifier 2006 - 2nd place (Cologne)
- ESBL Preseason - 4th place (online)
- ESBL Season I - 3rd place (Berlin)
- eSport Bundesliga season 2007 - 3rd place (Berlin)
- eSport Bundesliga season 2008 - 1st place (Berlin)
International
- WCG Finals 2001 - 7th place (Seoul, South Korea)
- WCG Finals 2002 - 7th place (Taejon, South Korea)
- WCG Finals 2002 - Nations Cup - 1st place (Taejon, South Korea)
- WCG Finals 2004 - 5th place (San Francisco, USA)
- Optisp Fifa Champions Contest 2004 - 1st place (Beijing, China)
- ESL European Nations Cup Season II 2005 - 1st place (Leipzig)
- ESL European Nations Cup Season III 2006 - 1st place (Leipzig)
- ASUS World Gamemaster Tournament 2006 - 2nd place (Valencia, Spain)
- ESL Champions League Season I - 3rd place (online)
| personal data | |
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| SURNAME | Mallet, Alexander |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | German e-athlete |
| DATE OF BIRTH | May 29, 1985 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Leverkusen , North Rhine-Westphalia , Federal Republic of Germany |