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fnx announces his retirement
Former MiBR and FireGamers player fnx has announced his retirement from competitive play in an interview with teamplay.com.br.
By Duncan 'Thorin' Shields
Jun 27, 2011 13:55
Former MiBR and FireGamers player fnx has announced his retirement from competitive play in an interview with teamplay.com.br.Top tier Brazilian player
Lincoln 'fnx' Lau has announced his retirement from professional competition. The former
GameCrashers,
MiBR,
g3x and
FireGamers/coL.br player leaves the game as one of the most accomplished in the history of his country's competitive scene.
In a Portuguese language interview with teamplay.com.br
fnx explained:
Which google translates to:
Elsewhere in the interview fnx cited his only regret as playing CS:Source for the Rio Sinistro CGS franchise. He lists bit1 as his favourite team-mate, due to them having played together since the year 2000. Asked if he will ever return he says "the future belongs to God".
fnx is best known for an explosive rifling style which made him one of the best streak-shooters from 2006-2008. During that time period he was instrumental in helping MiBR to not only an ESWC title but a number of top 4 placings in international events. His arrival at MiBR and partnership with cogu, in terms of complimenting him as another star player, are generally considered the final piece MiBR needed to rise up to the elite level interntionally.
Nevertheless fnx has also courted controversy at times in his career. Missing a flight to e-Stars Seoul cost him his spot in MiBR, only for him to beat his former team at the following WCG qualifier with g3x. Again he found himself removed from MiBR in early 2009, in time sparking the majority of the lineup to leave and become FireGamers.
fnx's career accomplishments:
2005
ESWC qualifier (1st)
2006
ESWC (1st)
2006
WCG Pan-Am (1st)
2007
shgOpen (1st)
2007
WCG Pan-Am (1st)
2007
ESWC (4th)
2007
GameGune (2nd)
2007
WCG Brazil qualifier (1st)
2007
Dreamhack WGT (1st)
2008
IEM III LA (2nd)
2008
IEM III Philadelphia, American Finals (1st)
2008
IEM III Montreal (3rd)
2009
WCG Brazil qualifier (1st)
2010
WCG (4th)
2010
IEM V American Championship (1st)
Source: teamplay.com.br via HLTV.org
(Photograph copyright of fragbite)
In a Portuguese language interview with teamplay.com.br
"Sim estou parando de jogar profissionalmente, muitos dizem que um jogador quando para é porque esta mal, eu quero ser diferente, quero parar ganhando tudo, pelo menos aqui no Brasil."
Which google translates to:
"Yes, I am stopping to play professionally, many say that when a player is to bad because this, I want to be different, want to stop winning everything, at least here in Brazil."
Elsewhere in the interview fnx cited his only regret as playing CS:Source for the Rio Sinistro CGS franchise. He lists bit1 as his favourite team-mate, due to them having played together since the year 2000. Asked if he will ever return he says "the future belongs to God".
fnx is best known for an explosive rifling style which made him one of the best streak-shooters from 2006-2008. During that time period he was instrumental in helping MiBR to not only an ESWC title but a number of top 4 placings in international events. His arrival at MiBR and partnership with cogu, in terms of complimenting him as another star player, are generally considered the final piece MiBR needed to rise up to the elite level interntionally.
Nevertheless fnx has also courted controversy at times in his career. Missing a flight to e-Stars Seoul cost him his spot in MiBR, only for him to beat his former team at the following WCG qualifier with g3x. Again he found himself removed from MiBR in early 2009, in time sparking the majority of the lineup to leave and become FireGamers.
fnx's career accomplishments:
2005
2006
2006
2007
2007
2007
2007
2007
2007
2008
2008
2008
2009
2010
2010
Source: teamplay.com.br via HLTV.org
(Photograph copyright of fragbite)
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