MVP Project Get a Fifth Player

The Korean CS:GO team completes their roster once more.

The Korean team who lost one of their players earlier this week is now back to a full, five-man roster with the addition of HoKyeong “timon” Ahn. Hyung-Ju “Sound” Nam announced on Twitter on Nov. 28 that he will be leaving MVP Project for unstated personal reasons. 

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According to HLTV’s interview with MVP Project’s coach Ronand “Rambo” Kim, “HoKyeong, aka timon, Sound’s replacement has been living with the team for the past two months as a back-up substitute.” In the same interview, Rambo also stated that timon used to play on the same team as two of MVP Project’s other players, Hyun-Pyo “XigN” Lee and Hae-Sung “HSK” Kim, on the Korean team m0nster. 

The current roster of MVP Project:

  • Hyun-Pyo “XigN” Lee
  • Hae-Sung “HSK” Kim
  • Jung-Hyeon “rindA” Jeon
  • Soon-Woo “Argency” Kwon
  • HoKyeong “timon” Ahn
  • Ronald “Rambo” Kim (coach)

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