Halo 3: MVP leaves Fnatic for Power Gaming

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By Stuart 'SwitchbacK' Macdonald

Mar 15, 2010 22:51

Although the team formed weeks ago, the move has finally been made official.

The former Fnatic and SK Gaming player Stefan 'MVP' Djordjevic began running games with the Power Gaming team near the end of February, mounting speculation that he would be replacing Jack 'Baxter' Baxter for the 2010 Halo season.

The move was made official today. The two-time iSeries champion and UKeSA winner has joined up with his former team-mates, leaving behind the fnatic team that seemed like the only worthy opposition for the Power Gaming side.

He arrived from Fnatic for an undisclosed fee in the first ever European console transfer, and the team have also become the first salaried European console squad. Power Gaming manager Luke Cotton stated on the team's website that he has been "nothing but impressed with the performance, dedication and attitude shown by this group of players."

MVP added his thoughts to the Power Gaming website:

"Power have given me the perfect opportunity to develop my gaming career, by giving me the chance to be part of their team. I think we're all incredibly happy to have the original cc// line up back together and with the backing and support of Power and Steelseries we're all so, so pumped to prove how good we are. We can't wait for our first event together in Nashville this month, and we're looking forward to showing we can compete with the best Halo 3 players in the world."

Power Gaming Halo 3:

Alex 'BUK 20' Buck

Will 'BUK 57' Buck

Eddie 'Reaction' Leck

Stefan 'MVP' Djordjevic

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Power Gaming
Picture: MVP (second nearest) with two of his current team-mates under Crack Clan at i37.
Picture credit: Multiplay