fnatic

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fnatic
Fnatic logo
Abbreviation FNC
operator Fnatic Pty Ltd
Manager United KingdomUnited Kingdom Samuel "zr0" Mathews
Headquarters United KingdomUnited Kingdom London
founding year 2004
Clan color orange
Main sponsor including Monster Energy , BenQ , OnePlus
Homepage www.fnatic.com
Teams

active:

former

Fnatic is an esports organization founded in 2004 and run by Samuel "zr0" Mathews. The place of foundation is in Australia, the administration and its own shop are in London. Four full-time employees work there.

history

Sander "Vo0" Kaasjager , player of the computer game Painkiller , helped Fnatic to break through with his good results on the 2005 CPL World Tour . After his preliminary retirement in early 2006, the Counter-Strike department became an important service provider for the clan . In 2006, Patrik Lindberg's team won several hundred thousand dollars in prize money. Fnatic was a member of the G7 Teams , a former association of the most successful clans in the world. It was honored with the eSports Award as eSports Team of the Year in 2006 and 2009 .

In League of Legends , fnatic won the first world championship ( Riot League of Legends World Championship ) at DreamHack Summer 2011 . After a somewhat less successful year in 2012, the team won both half seasons (splits) of the newly introduced Professional League Championship Series (LCS) in 2013 and reached the semi-finals of the World Cup. The team also managed to reach the semi-finals in 2015. At the League of Legends World Championship 2018 ("Worlds"), Fnatic made it into the final for the first time since the first Worlds in 2011 . There, however, they lost 3 to 0 to the Chinese esports team Invictus Gaming .

After that, Fnatic was active in other disciplines such as Dota 2 and Heroes of the Storm , in addition to the successful Counter-Strike and League of Legends teams . Since 2007 the fnatic Academy has also been a kind of amateur department, which consists of teams in less popular esports disciplines and gives them the opportunity to develop in a professional environment.

On August 23, 2015, fnatic was able to win two big tournaments in one day with victories at the ESL One Cologne 2015 in Counter-Strike: Global Offensive and at the summer playoffs of the League of Legends Championship Series .

On August 15, 2016 Robin "flusha" Rönnquist, Jesper "JW" Wecksell and Freddy "KRiMZ" Johansson moved to Godsent , while Simon "twist" Eriksson and Jonas "Lekr0" Eliasson from Godsent went to fnatic. Since these changes did not bring both teams any major success, both organizations agreed on February 4, 2017 a new player swap, which reversed the changes of the previous year.

At the end of 2018, the organization announced that it would become part of the new LEC franchise formed from the EU LCS with its League of Legends team . In addition to Fnatic, G2 eSports , FC Schalke 04 and SK Gaming are competing here to win the League of Legends European Championship .

In September 2019, the organization was fined for tax offenses.

After a long dry spell in terms of great success, the team is now in second place in the CS: GO world rankings after a successful year-end 2019.

Important players

League of Legends

active
  • BelgiumBelgiumGabriël "Bwipo" Rau (top, since Jan. 2018)
  • SloveniaSloveniaTim "Nemesis" Lipovšek (Mid, since Nov. 2018)
  • SwedenSweden Martin "Rekkles" Larsson (AD Carry, Nov. 2012 – Nov. 2014; since May 2015)
  • BulgariaBulgariaZdravets "Hylissang" Galabov (Support, since Dec. 2017)
  • PolandPolandOskar "Selfmade" Bodorek (Jungle since November 2019)

former players (selection)

  • DenmarkDenmark Mads "Broxah" Brock-Pedersen (Jungle, Dec. 2016 - Nov. 2019)
  • BelgiumBelgiumYasin "Nisqy" Dinçer (Mid, Dec. 2016 - May 2017)
  • GermanyGermanyMaurice “Amazing” piece cutter (Jungle, Dec. 2016 - Jun. 2017)
  • PolandPolandMateusz "Kikis" Szkudlarek (Top, Jul. 2016 - Jun. 2017)
  • SwedenSwedenJohan "Klaj" Olsson (Support, Feb. 2016 - Jun. 2017)
  • PolandPolandMaciej "Shushei" Ratuszniak (Top / Mid, Mar. 2011 – Jun. 2012)
  • FinlandFinlandLauri "Cyanide" Happonen (Jungle, Mar. 2011 – Dec. 2014)
  • SpainSpainEnrique "xPeke" Cedeño Martinez (Mid / Top, Mar. 2011 – Dec. 2014)
  • GermanyGermanyManuel "LaMia" Mildenberger (AD Carry, Mar. 2011 – Sep. 2012)
  • EstoniaEstoniaJohannes "puszu" Uibos (AD Carry, Jul. 2013 – Nov. 2013)
  • GermanyGermanyPeter "Mellisan" Meisrimel (Support, Mar. 2011 – May 2012)
  • GermanyGermanyChristoph "nRated" Seitz (Support, Aug. 2012 – Jul. 2013)
  • FranceFrancePierre "Steeelback" Medjaldi (AD Carry, Jan. 2015 – May 2015)
  • Korea SouthSouth KoreaHeo "Huni" Seung-hoon (Top, Jan. 2015 – Nov. 2015)
  • Korea SouthSouth KoreaKim "ReignOver" Yeu-jin (Jungle, Jan. 2015 – Nov. 2015)
  • GermanyGermanyLewis "Noxiak" Felix (Support, Dec. 2015 – Feb. 2016)
  • FranceFrance Bora "YellOwStaR" Kim (short bot, then support, Jan. 2013 – Dec. 2015; May 2016 – Oct. 2016)
  • Korea SouthSouth KoreaLee "Spirit" Da-yoon (Jungle, Dec. 2015 – Sep. 2016)
  • NetherlandsNetherlandsFabian "Febiven" Diepstraaten (Mid, Jan. 2015 – Dec. 2016)
  • FranceFrancePaul "sOAZ" Boyer (Top, June 2012 – Jan. 2015; Dec. 2016-Nov. 2018)
  • DenmarkDenmarkRasmus "Caps" Winther (Mid, June 2012 – Nov. 2018)
  • CanadaCanadaDylan "Dylan" Falco (Coach, Aug. 2016 – Nov. 2018)
  • CanadaCanadaJesse "Jesiz" Lee (Support, Dec. 2016 – May 2018)

Counter-Strike

CS: GO (as of December 2019)

active

 
 

former players (selection)

Counter-Strike 1.6

former players (selection)

Starcraft II

former players (selection)

  • PeruPeruJian Carlo "Fenix" Morayra Alejo (Terran, 2010–2011)
  • SpainSpainPedro "LucifroN" Moreno Duran (Terran, 2010–2011)
  • TaiwanRepublic of China (Taiwan)Yang "Sen" Chia Cheng (Zerg, 2010–2011)
  • RomaniaRomaniaSilviu "NightEnD" Lazar (Protoss, 2011–2014)
  • FranceFrance Yoan "ToD" Merlo (Protoss, 2011–2012)
  • Korea SouthSouth KoreaPark "Rain" Seo Yong (Terran, 2011–2012)
 
  • Korea SouthSouth Korea Jang "Moon" Jae-ho (Zerg, 2012)
  • Korea SouthSouth KoreaLee "aLive" Seok Han (Terran, 2012-2013)
  • SwedenSwedenKim "SaSe" Hammar (Protoss, 2013–2014)
  • SwedenSwedenViktor "Miniraser" Malmberg (Zerg, 2013-2014)
  • SwedenSwedenAnton "Zanster" Dahlström (Zerg, 2013–2014)
  • NetherlandsNetherlandsKevin "Harstem" de Koning (Protoss, since 2012–2015)

Battlefield 4

former players

  • NetherlandsNetherlands Thomas "Morte" Kerbusch
  • NetherlandsNetherlands Eric "2Easy" van Hoorn
  • RussiaRussia Andrey "unFixed" Leonov
  • EstoniaEstonia Hendrik "vallutaja" Kinks
  • FranceFrance Florian "DRUNKKZ3" Le Bihan
  • SpainSpain Sergi "Winghaven" Torras

Call of Duty

former players (selection)
  • SwedenSweden Martin "mintR" Rodjer
  • SwedenSweden Rickard "zEm" Intveld
  • SwedenSweden Daniel "tidde" Asp
  • SwedenSweden Johan "LINQAN" Lindqvist
  • SwedenSweden Marcus "odyxz" Nilsson
  • SwedenSweden Robin "rivve" Holmen
  • SwedenSweden Conney "KyoChi" Sjöberg
  • SwedenSweden Mikael "zsilts" Smedberg
  • NorwayNorway Daniel "Zenith" Johansen
  • BelgiumBelgium Stevy "Stevy" Verheyen

Dota 2

Player in September 2016

Hearthstone

active

  • SwedenSweden Bertil “Frezzar” case
  • SwedenSweden Axel "Twixsen" Milveden
  • IcelandIceland Jökull "Kaldi" Jóhannsson

Overwatch

former players (Overwatch team disbanded June 9, 2017)
  • SwedenSwedenAndre "iddqd" Dahlström (Top, since Jul. 2016)
  • AustraliaAustraliaScott "custa" Kennedy (Top, since Jul. 2016)
  • SwedenSwedenOliver "Vonethil" Lager (Top, since Jul. 2016)
  • United StatesUnited StatesCasey "buds" McIlwaine (Top, since Jul. 2016)
  • United StatesUnited StatesWarsi Faraaz "Stoop" Waris (Top, since Jul. 2016)
  • United StatesUnited StatesMatthew "coolmat69" Iorio (Top, since Jul. 2016)
  • United StatesUnited StatesRobert "Roflgator" Malecki (Coach) (Top, since Jul. 2016)

Quake / Painkiller / Unreal Tournament

former players (selection)

Heroes of the Storm

active

(As of April 24, 2018)

  • SwedenSwedenDob "Quackniix" Engström (since Nov. 2015)
  • SwedenSwedenBenjamin "BadBenny" Eekenulv (since Nov. 2017)
  • SwedenSwedenFilip "SmX" Liljeström (since Nov. 2016)
  • SwedenSwedenPontus "Breez" Sjögren (since Jul. 2015)
  • FranceFranceThomas "Ménè" Cailleux (since Nov. 2017)
  • GermanyGermanyJan "Careion" Hoffmann (Coach, since April 2016)

Rocket League

active

(As of October 12, 2017)

  • DenmarkDenmark Nicolai "Snaski" Andersen (since Oct. 2017)
  • GermanyGermany Alexander "Sikii" Karelin (since October 2017)
  • DenmarkDenmark Nicolai "Maestro" Bang (since October 2017)

Successes (excerpt)

Counter-Strike

date space competition Prize money
Counter-Strike 1.6
March 2006 1. Electronic Sports League (ESL) CS Champions League Season 3 00€ 7,000
May 2006 3. World Series of Video Games (WSVG) Intel Summer Championship 0$ 20,000
June 2006 3. World Series of Video Games (WSVG) ( DreamHack Summer 2006) 00$ 7,500
July 2006 2. Electronic Sports World Cup 2006 0$ 36,000
Aug 2006 2. NGL ONE Season 1 0€ 10,000
Dec 2006 1. Cyberathlete Professional League (CPL) Dallas Winter 2006 0$ 30,000
March 2007 3. Intel Extreme Masters I. 0€ 10,000
Apr 2007 2. NGL ONE Season 2 0$ 10,000
June 2007 1. DreamHack Summer 2007 045,000 SEK
July 2007 3. Electronic Sports World Cup 2007 0$ 12,000
Aug 2007 1. NGL ONE Season 3 0$ 20,000
Aug 2007 1. World e-Sports Games: e-Stars 0$ 25,000
Oct 2007 1. Intel Extreme Masters (IEM) Season II - Los Angeles 0$ 25,000
Feb 2008 1. NGL ONE Season 4 0$ 20,000
March 2008 1. World Cyber ​​Games (WCG) Samsung European Championship 2008 0€ 12,500
May 2008 2. KODE5 Finals 2008 0$ 10,000
July 2008 2. Electronic Sports World Cup (ESWC) 2008 - Masters of Paris 00$ 7,500
Aug 2008 3. Electronic Sports World Cup 2008 0$ 14,000
Oct 2008 1. Intel Extreme Masters (IEM) Season III - Global Challenge Montreal 0$ 25,000
March 2009 1. Intel Extreme Masters (IEM) Season III - Global Finals 0$ 50,000
May 2009 1. Electronic Sports World Cup (ESWC) 2009 - Masters of Cheonan 0$ 20,000
May 2009 1. KODE5 Finals 2009 0$ 25,000
Oct 2009 2. Intel Extreme Masters (IEM) Season IV - Global Challenge Chengdu 00$ 7,500
Oct 2009 1. Intel Extreme Masters (IEM) Season IV - Global Challenge Dubai 0$ 15,000
Nov 2009 2. World Cyber ​​Games 2009 0$ 18,000
Dec 2009 1. World e-Sports Masters 2009 0$ 22,500
March 2010 2. IEM Season IV - Global Finals 0$ 20,000
May 2010 1. Arablet Cup Europe 0$ 15,000
Aug 2010 1. IEM Season V - Global Challenge Shanghai 0$ 14,000
Jan. 2011 1. IEM Season V - European Championship 0$ 20,000
Oct 2011 1. IEM Season VI - Global Challenge Guangzhou 0$ 16,000
Nov 2011 1. DreamHack Summer 2011 100,000 SEK
Counter Strike: Global Offensive
Nov 2013 1. DreamHack Winter 2013 $ 100,000
March 2014 5th-8th EMS One Katowice 0$ 10,000
Aug. 2014 2. ESL One Cologne 2014 0$ 50,000
Aug. 2014 1. Star Ladder StarSeries Season X 0$ 14,000
Oct. 2014 1. FACEIT League Season 2 0$ 20,000
Oct. 2014 1. Electronic Sports World Cup 2014 0$ 20,000
Nov. 2014 1. Fragbite Masters Season 3 160,000 SEK
Dec. 2014 1. ESEA Season 17 0$ 20,000
Dec. 2014 1. iOS Pantamera 0€ 15,000
Dec. 2014 1. King of Majors 0$ 13,000
March 2015 1. ESL One Katowice 2015 $ 100,000
Apr. 2015 2. ESEA Season 18 0$ 25,000
Apr. 2015 2. CCS Finals Season 1 0$ 20,000
May 2015 1. DreamHack Tours 2015 0$ 20,000
May 2015 1. Gfinity 2015 Spring Masters II 0$ 25,000
June 2015 2. Fragbite Masters Season 4 125,000 SEK
June 2015 1. DreamHack Summer 2015 0$ 20,000
June 2015 1. ESL ESEA Pro League Season 1 EU Division 0$ 18,000
July 2015 1. ESL ESEA Pro League Season 1 Finals $ 100,000
Aug 2015 1. ESL One Cologne 2015 $ 100,000
Sep 2015 1. Fragbite Masters Champions Showdown 080,000 SEK
Sep 2015 3rd to 4th ESL ESEA Pro League Dubai Invitational 2015 0$ 25,000
Sep 2015 2. Gfinity Champion of Champions 2015 0$ 30,000
Nov 2015 2. ESL ESEA Pro League Season 2 EU Division 0$ 15,000
Nov 2015 1. FaceIT League 2015 Stage 3
at DreamHack Winter 2015		 $ 100,000
Dec 2015 1. Fragbite Masters Season 5 225,000 SEK
Dec 2015 1. ESL ESEA Pro League Season 2 Finals $ 100,000
Jan. 2016 1. SL i League StarSeries XVI Finals 0$ 90,000
Feb 2016 1. ESL Expo Barcelona CS: GO Invitational 0€ 32,000
March 2016 1. IEM Season X - World Championship $ 104,000
May 2016 3rd to 4th ESL Pro League Season 3 Finals 0$ 44,000
June 2016 3rd to 4th Esports Championship Series Season 1 Finals 0$ 80,000
July 2016 3rd to 4th ESL One Cologne 2016 0$ 70,000
July 2016 2. Eleague Season 1 $ 140,000
Jan. 2017 2. Eleague Major: Atlanta 2017 0$ 70,000
June 2017 2. DreamHack Summer 2017 0$ 20,000
July 2017 5th-8th PGL Major: Kraków 2017 0$ 35,000
Dec 2017 3rd to 4th ESL Pro League Season 6 - Finals 0$ 60,000
Dec 2017 3rd to 4th Esports Championship Series Season 4 Finals 0$ 65,000
Jan. 2018 5th-8th Eleague Major: Boston 2018 0$ 35,000
March 2018 1. IEM XII - Katowice $ 253,000
March 2018 1. WESG 2017 $ 800,000
Dec 2019 3rd to 4th Esports Championship Series Season # 8 $ 50,000
Dec 2019 2. ESL Pro League Season 10: Finals $ 80,000

League of Legends

date space competition Prize money
June 2011 1. Season 1 World Championship ( DreamHack Summer 2011) 0$ 50,000
Aug 2011 3. ESL Intel Extreme Masters (IEM) Season VI Global Challenge Cologne 00$ 3,400
Oct 2011 1. ESL Intel Extreme Masters (IEM) Season VI Global Challenge New York 0$ 12,000
June 2012 3rd to 4th DreamHack Summer 2012 00$ 7,500
Aug 2012 4th ESL Intel Extreme Masters (IEM) Season VII Global Challenge Gamescom 0$ 15,000
Nov. 2012 1. DreamHack Winter 2012 125,000 SEK
Dec 2012 2. IGN Pro League Season 5 0$ 20,000
Dec 2012 2. ESL Intel Extreme Masters (IEM) Season VII Global Challenge Cologne 00$ 8,500
Apr. 2013 1. League Championship Series (LCS) Season 3 EU LCS Spring Playoffs 0$ 50,000
Aug 2013 1. League Championship Series (LCS) Season 3 EU LCS Summer Playoffs 0$ 50,000
Oct. 2013 3rd to 4th Season 3 World Championship $ 150,000
Nov 2013 2. ESL Intel Extreme Masters (IEM) Season VIII Cologne 00$ 7,500
March 2014 2. ESL Intel Extreme Masters (IEM) Season VIII World Championship Katowice 0$ 30,000
Apr. 2014 1. League Championship Series (LCS) Season 4 EU LCS Spring Playoffs 0$ 50,000
Apr. 2015 1. League Championship Series (LCS) EU LCS Spring Playoffs 2015 0$ 50,000
May 2015 3rd to 4th Mid-Season Invitational 2015 0$ 25,000
Aug 2015 1. League Championship Series (LCS) EU LCS Summer Playoffs 2015 0$ 50,000
Oct. 2015 3rd to 4th League of Legends World Championship 2015 $ 150,000
March 2016 2. ESL Intel Extreme Masters (IEM) Season X World Championship Katowice 0$ 20,000
April 2016 3. EU LCS Spring Playoffs 2016 (Rotterdam) 0$ 15,000
April 2018 1. EU LCS Spring Split 2018 (Copenhagen) 0$ 80,000
September 2018 1. EU LCS Summer Split 2018 (Madrid) 0$ 80,000
November 2018 2. League of Legends World Championship 2018 (Seoul / Incheon) $ 870,750

Warcraft III

  • Samsung European Championship 2006: 3rd place - Dimitar Aleksandrov
  • World Cyber ​​Games 2006: 4th place - Mihail Ryabkov
  • World Cyber ​​Games 2007: 4th place - Mihail Ryabkov
  • KODE5 Global Finals 2007: 2nd place - Chulwoo Park

Quake

  • WSVG Intel Summer Championships 2006: 2nd place - Alexander Ingarv
  • QuakeCon 2006: 3rd place - Alexander Ingarv
  • World Series of Video Games 2006: 5th place - Alexander Ingarv
  • World Series of Video Games 2006: 7th place - James Harding
  • ESWC Masters of Paris 2008: 1st place - Alexei Januschewski
  • Electronic Sports World Cup 2008: 1st place - Alexei Januschewski

Painkiller

  • Electronic Sports World Cup 2004: 1st place - Sander Kaasjager
  • CPL Summer 2004: 1st place - Sander Kaasjager
  • CPL Winter 2004: 1st place - Sander Kaasjager
  • CPL World Tour Finals 2005: 2nd place - Sander Kaasjager
  • CPL World Tour Finals 2005: 6th place - Alexander Ingarv
  • CPL World Tour Finals 2005: Top 12 - Andrew Ryder

Unreal Tournament 2004

  • CPL Summer 2004: 2nd place
  • Electronic Sports World Cup 2004: 3rd place - Laurens Pluijmaekers
  • World Cyber ​​Games 2004: 1st place - Laurens Pluijmaekers
  • Electronic Sports World Cup 2005: 3rd place - Laurens Pluijmaekers

World of Warcraft

  • ESL Intel Extreme Masters III GC Leipzig: 3rd place

Dota 2

Battlefield 4

  • Dreamhack Winter 2013: 1st place
  • ESL One Spring 2014 Season: 1st place
  • ESL One Summer 2014 Season: 1st place
  • ESL One Fall 2014 Season: 1st place
  • ESL One Spring 2015 Season: 1st place
  • Dreamhack Tours 2015: 1st place
  • ESL One Summer 2015 Season: 1st place

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ fnatic.com: Archived copy ( memento of the original from September 20, 2008 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. @1@ 2Template: Webachiv / IABot / www.fnatic.com
  2. ↑ fnatic.com: News - Vo0 stops
  3. ↑ esports-award.org: Nominees & Winners 2006 ( Memento of the original from January 17, 2010 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. @1@ 2Template: Webachiv / IABot / www.esports-award.org
  4. ↑ esports-award.org: The winners of the eSports Award 2009 ( Memento from April 25, 2012 in the Internet Archive )
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  42. ^ IEM Season V - European Championship esportsearnings.com
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  93. ^ IEM Season VII Global Challenge Gamescom esportsearnings.com
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  95. ↑ IGN Pro League Season 5 esportsearnings.com
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  98. ↑ LCS Season 3 EU Summer Playoffs esportsearnings.com
  99. ↑ Season 3 World Championship esportsearnings.com
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  101. ^ IEM Season VIII World Championship Katowice esportsearnings.com
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  104. ↑ 2015 Mid-Season Invitational esportsearnings.com
  105. ^ Riot European League Championship Series 2015 Summer esportsearnings.com
  106. ↑ 2015 World Championship esportsearnings.com
  107. ^ IEM Season X World Championship Katowice esportsearnings.com
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  109. ↑ EU LCS Spring Split 2018 esportsearnings.com
  110. ↑ EU LCS Summer Split 2018 esportsearnings.com
  111. ↑ League of Legends World Championship 2018 esportsearnings.com