According to a report by Max Katz, FaZe Clan will be making two changes to their lineup for the Valorant game after having a less-than-stellar performance in the first split of the North American Challengers league. The FaZe Clan failed to advance past the first round of the lower bracket of the Mid-Season Face-Off and ended in fourth place overall in their group during the initial split of the North American Challengers league. According to the findings of an independent reporter named Max Katz, the group is contemplating some personnel adjustments as the production of Split 2 draws near.
Tanner ‘TiGG’ Spanu and Anthony’mummAy’ DiPaolo, both from Turtle Troop, are going to take over for Quan ‘dicey’ Tra and Daniel ‘Rossy’ Abedrabbo as the new members of the squad, respectively. Rossy was the most recent player to join the FaZe Clan squad, having signed with the team right before the beginning of the Challengers season. Before joining FaZe, the former TSM player competed for the organization-less team The Nation in open qualifiers, hoping to earn a spot in the Overwatch League. On the other hand, Dicey has been a part of FaZe’s roster since the beginning of 2022.
TiGG and mummAy are relatively new North American Challengers roster members. The two players joined Turtle Troop in the midst of the split. The team’s record with the new players was 2-1. However, they were eliminated in the first round of the Mid-Season Face Off.
FaZe Clan has made some unexpected roster adjustments for the Valorant team
TiGG and mummAy are accustomed to competing at a high level in Valorant. TiGG was a member of the Luminosity Gaming roster for more than a year until parting ways with the team at the beginning of 2023. Shopify Rebellion subsequently acquired Luminosity Gaming.
On the other hand, mummAy has competed for a number of different teams during his time with the Valorant organization. The former CS:GO, a professional player, was a part of the first wave of players to step into competitive Valorant, and Envy ended up picking up his team in the end. In August 2021, Jaccob “Yay” Whiteaker replaced him before the squad became a dominant force on the international stage. Prior to joining Turtle Troop, he competed for a handful of tier-two North American teams.
FaZe fans will be able to witness the new roster in action on April 19, when the team competes against The Guard in the opening match of the second split. This assumes that the moves are successful.
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