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Team Liquid signs shadder2k

This superstar rookie is set to join Team Liquid.

Team Liquid has confirmed that Robert “shadder2k” Macanu will be joining their Overwatch team, the organization announced moments ago.

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shadder2k is a rookie who is predominantly known for his phenomenal Genji play and looks to make an immediate impact on his new team.

In the organization’s announcement, Tim “DaHanG” Fogarty, a support player for Team Liquid, seems excited about his new teammate. “I am really excited about the team picking up shadder2k,” DaHang said. “He fills a void being a top-tier Genji player, and he brings great instinctive play across many other heroes as well. I think he has a very high skill ceiling and can make us quite a better unit overall.”

shadder2k is known for his Twitch community and YouTube channel, but now he looks to stake his claim in the professional side of Overwatch. You can read a larger question and answer segment here on Team Liquid’s website.


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