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first-gaming picks up 3

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The First-Gaming e-Sports team picks up three more players for their Painkiller squad. Rezah was the only player left after MaddoG transferred to Serious Gaming (#serious.team), and will now be reinforced by Appz, sev1 and C_Lains. All three players were formally members of #gmex.

“We switched to First-Gaming due to their more stable management and mature approach to players and sponsors.”
– first-sev1

Complete first Painkiller squad:

  • Ricardo “Rezah” Kloth
  • Christian “CLains” Lains
  • Jesse “sev1” Groenendaal
  • Kirk “Appz” Preston

First-Gaming | #first-gaming @ irc.quakenet.org

GGL interviews Vo0

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Carmac interviewed Vo0 for the Global Gaming League. Vo0 answers questions about the evolution of PK, the World Tour and Fatal1ty.

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Do you feel the pressure of the absolute #1 favourite? How do you handle that?

Of course there is pressure. Lots of pressure actually, but it doesn’t seem to affect me in game. Before I went to all these events I thought it would affect me loads, but it didn’t. So there is pressure, but I know I will not be affected by it, which relieves it a bit.

Complete interview

INQ7 interviews Angel Munoz

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Slightly old news, but for the ignorant: The president of the CPL has been interviewed by INQ7.net.

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“Our competitors seem to have great disregard for the CPL. While these feelings prevail, it will be difficult to bridge the gap between the organizations and do any joint events. Our organization is so focused on its goals, that we just simply don’t have any peripheral perception of what other organizations are doing. Unfortunately, this laser focus is characterized with so many different adjectives in public forums, that I’m sure it makes people wonder if the rumors about us are true. The reality though is very different and CPL is truly a very goal-oriented company; as a matter of fact I’m already working on the 2006 World Tour,” Muñoz said.

Complete interview