Richard “Shock” Papillon has officially signed a contract with Team Liquid’s Counter-Strike: Global Offensive and will play on the starting roster. The announcement was made on Team Liquid’s Twitter, welcoming Shock as the fourth departing member.
Shox was one of the biggest names in CS:GO. The 29-year-old French veteran, who has been playing professionally since 2007, is a name that has stood out for its longevity and great mastery. Shox was one of the most legendary CS:GO players of all time.
welcome to the legend @ShoxCSGO It’s on our checklist! pic.twitter.com/KXMEIMuU5X
— Team Liquid CSGO (@TeamLiquidCS) December 29, 2021
Shox has played for major teams throughout his career, including G2 Esports, Epsilon, VeryGames and most recently Team Vitality. Even after playing professionally for nearly 15 years, Shock remains one of the most sought after players and is the definition of a veteran.
Team Liquid and CS:GO fans are even more excited for Team Liquid Announcement This AWPer Joshua “oSee” Ohm will also be on the 2022 starting roster. Fans who have previously played on Extra Salt have reacted positively to the new transition and are excited to see what Team Liquid’s CS:GO can do.
Other confirmed members of the Team Liquid CS:GO roster include shooters Jonathan Elijah Yablonowski and Kate NAF Markovich. Former Team Liquid players Gabriel “Fallen” Toledo, Jake “Stewie2K Yip, and Michael “Grim” Wince remained with the team but were moved to an inactive roster.
To add one more point to the list, Nicolas “nitr0” Cannella would be back on CS:GO and Team Liquid.
Source : dbl tap
