It is unknown whether or not the PainKiller legend wants to pursue an active career in Quake 3, but he was often said to miss competition.

"He will come back for sure," Alexander "Ztrider" Ingarv, Vo0's team mate in Fnatic, would say after the Dutchman retired. Vo0 himself refused to comment on whether or not he the Dutch ESWC qualifier is merely going to be a fun appearance for him.

Vo0 has been the most dominant PainKiller player in history, and holds the record of $232,000 in prize money winnings in one year. His esports appearances have been rather ephemeral the CPL discontinued holding PK events.

The Dutchman tried playing Quake 4 but decided not to go through with professional play because he did not find the game enjoyable enough to compete in. He then made a short-lived comeback to play World of Warcraft with Alexander "Ztrider" Ingarv and James "2GD" Harding but stuck to playing games like CPMA and Warsow eventually.

The other interesting sign-up in the qualifier is Lemmy "if-22" de Groot, the best Dutch Quake 3 player in history, known for his defensive style of play.

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via Fnatic.com