Alexandre "bodyy" Pianaro Returns to French CS:GO Scene with 3DMAX Signing

Alexandre "⁠bodyy⁠" Pianaro has officially signed with 3DMAX, marking his return to the French Counter-Strike scene. The 28-year-old rifler expressed his excitement about rejoining a French team, sharing on X (formerly Twitter), "I'm beyond hyped to join this team, which made huge strides last season, and also honored to represent France again."

A Strategic Addition for 3DMAX

Bodyy steps into the roster to replace fellow DBL PONEY alum Thomas "⁠Djoko⁠" Pavoni as the team’s aggressive rifler. The organization hopes that bodyy's extensive experience will bolster their performance as they aim to climb higher in the Valve Global Standings, where they currently sit at #14.

Reuniting with Familiar Faces

Bodyy's signing not only brings experience but also reunites him with former DBL PONEY teammates Pierre "⁠Ex3rcice⁠" Bulinge and Lucas "⁠Lucky⁠" Chastang. This familiarity could prove crucial as 3DMAX prepares for their LAN debut at PGL Cluj-Napoca, where they aim to build on their recent momentum.

Bodyy has been without a team since fnatic released him in January, opting to replace him with Rodion "⁠fear⁠" Smyk. His return to competitive play with 3DMAX signals a fresh chapter in his career, one that both the player and organization hope will lead to greater success.

Current 3DMAX Roster:

• Alexandre "⁠bodyy⁠" Pianaro
• Bryan "⁠Maka⁠" Canda
• Lucas "⁠Lucky⁠" Chastang
• Pierre "⁠Ex3rcice⁠" Bulinge
• Filip "⁠Graviti⁠" Brankovic

Coach:Damien "⁠wasiNk⁠" Dufour

With the addition of bodyy, 3DMAX is poised to make a significant impact on the international stage. Fans will be watching closely to see how this revamped lineup performs in the upcoming tournaments.