Everlasting Fireplace Drop imoRR From Energetic Roster

The Turkish aspect make their second roster change in two weeks 


Ömer “⁠imoRR⁠” Karataş will now not be part of Everlasting Fireplace’s lively roster. The Turkish aspect introduced on social media and confirmed that the AWPer can be taking over a content-creating function within the group. 

imoRR’s exclusion from the lively roster is Everlasting Fireplace’s second roster transfer in a fortnight. On April 24, they benched Yasin “xfl0ud” Koç and promoted academy prospect Ali “⁠Wicadia⁠” Haydar Yalçın to the senior squad. 

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imoRR’s affiliation with Everlasting Fireplace dates again to the group’s inception in August 2021. His spectacular ranking of 1.07 speaks volumes about his efficiency during the last two years, with solely Ismailcan “⁠XANTARES⁠” Dörtkardeş from the present roster exceeding his stats with a 1.26 ranking.

Everlasting Fireplace struggled to make an impression as a group no matter imoRR’s spectacular particular person shows. They did, however, handle to safe a LAN victory on the CCT Central Europe Malta Finals in February, the place they beat Dangerous Information Eagles within the grand remaining to qualify for the CCT International Finals in 2024.

Issues rapidly went downhill for Everlasting Fireplace after their victory in Malta. A lackluster displaying at ESL Professional League Season 17, the place they completed 17-Twentieth, was adopted by an unsuccessful run by way of the BLAST.television Paris Main RMR, resulting in adjustments within the roster as they gear as much as watch CSGO’s remaining Valve-sponsored occasion from the sidelines.

Everlasting Fireplace are dealing with a race in opposition to the clock as they put together for the BetBoom Playlist Freedom Play-In stage. The Turkish squad has been invited to the $150,000 on-line competitors and will probably be hoping that their latest roster adjustments will earn them a spot within the playoffs. 

Everlasting Fireplace Present Roster 

Ismailcan “⁠XANTARES⁠” Dörtkardeş (Turkey)

Buğra “⁠Calyx⁠” Arkın (Turkey)

Engin “⁠MAJ3R⁠” Küpeli (Turkey)

Ali “⁠Wicadia⁠” Haydar Yalçın (stand-in)

Sezgin “⁠Fabre⁠” Kalaycı (coach)

 

Author: Ronnie Neal