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After a challenging stint with BIG and no major wins in 2024–2025, German sniper hyped faces an uncertain future and a potential new chapter in his career.

Following a rough competitive stretch, BIG replaces hyped with former HEROIC player gr1ks as the team’s new sniper. The organization confirmed the lineup move via X.

The first matches of the IEM Katowice 2025 group stage are happening today—don’t miss them!

BIG confidently defeated HEROIC 2-0 in the Play-In stage of Intel Extreme Masters Katowice 2025, securing their spot in the group stage.

The match ended with a 2:0 score — 13:4 on Ancient and 16:13 on Inferno.

Professional Counter-Strike 2 player, Florian syrsoN Rische, shared his thoughts on leaving BIG in a recent post on his X page.

The two brands partnered for the first time in November 2019, and since then BIG has used the SkinBaron brand on their jerseys and content.

The 21-year-old German sniper is set to replace syrsoN, who left the starting line-up two weeks ago.

Six months after leaving the BIG starting lineup, the German player announced his readiness to resume his career.

The company becomes a strategic partner of the club and will forge BIG's web design aspirations.

The 31-year-old German specialist has already worked with BIG Academy from 2020 to 2021, effectively creating the current version of the team.

At the same time, Aqua announced his retirement as a professional cybersportsman.

The 23-year-old British sniper talked about the earnings of modern e-sportsmen on a recent live broadcast.

The German esports organization released the players from their contracts and wished them good luck in the future.

The 20-year-old German player will replace faveN, who will be unable to play due to health problems.

The German team gathered with a renewed roster at the bootcamp in Berlin to prepare for the next championships.

It seems that the European esports organization is preparing to shoot a double and close two problematic positions at

The parties are expected to work together to encourage diversity and talent development in the esports environment.

The German team is reaping the fruits of a recent victory at the Roobet Cup 2022.

The parties extended the cooperation, which was first concluded last summer.

The composition of the European League of Legends team was fully staffed.

The nearest tournament for the team will be ESL Impact League Season 1, which will be held from July 3 to July 5 in Dallas.