MAD Lions acquire ex-TENSTAR roster
OverActive Media Group acquired MAD Lions back in 2019 and since then the team competed at the highest level in every tournament they have attended. However, we haven’t seen a move on one of the most popular games on the market, VALORANT. As of today, they made the choice to appear on the rising stage with well-known players who have been playing for TENSTAR.
This move means that all the players will shift from VRL - Northern Europe: Polaris - Stage 1 - Main Event to France: Revolution Regional League. While playing under the TENSTAR roof, the players had a decent performance in the Northern Europe league, winning five games and losing two during the regular season. Moreover, Domagoj "Doma" Fancev and his friends reached the grand finals after taking down EXCEL and Tundra Esports but failed to get their revenge from EXCEL in the final stage. Out of every player on the roster, Niko "polvi" Polvinen holds the best rating in his career, taking the spotlight with a solid 1.18 rating on the top of a 1.17 K/D. The Finnish player has mainly played Jett, Raze, Sage, and Neon lately.
MAD Lions’ announced roster is as follows:
Jack "Br0die" Emmott
Calum "KRAY" Knight
Niko "polvi" Polvinen
Alexandre "xms" Forté
Domagoj "Doma" Fancev
Nathan "Apyr" Abrahamse (Sub)
Peter "Spin" Bradford (Coach)
Morgan "BigTime" Jay (Analyst)
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