We’re not gonna waste too many words on introducing this game, considering its popularity and presence in the gaming world, especially the Esports scene. Numerous leagues and tournaments are played out throughout the year, shaping the players into exceptional professionals, making the game extremely popular among the viewers, and giving them the privilege to witness razor-sharp skills being manifested on their screens.
What we found interesting is the fact that CS:GO players have a special affinity for defending the national colors, especially when it comes to participating in the World Esports Championship. Year after year, we’re recording tense matches and close battles being played out on the big stage. There is just something different in this game that makes the players wanna try more and give their best, not paying too much care where on the globe they need to show, or how many miles they need to cross. They’re always present on the spot.
Now, with all the years being dominant on the Esports scene, and there’s been a while, CS:GO has built true wizards of the game, that will make one disappear in a blink of an eye. And while it’s very hard to pick the three most dangerous players for the following WEC, we’ve taken the courage to at least give our opinion on who should be given close attention to.
Alexander ”Br0” Bro Born May 4, 2002, is a Danish superstar who’s been proudly representing Denmark from such a young age. He’s been dominating at the pro level for a while now. Being the main Rifler for teams like Astralis Talent, Falcon Esports, and now a part of Montee, stands firmly as one of the pillars of the Danish team, aiming straight toward the gold.
Nicolas “Plopski” Gonzalez Zamora is considered to be one of the youngest and brightest prospects in CS:GO. Born May 14, 2002, The Swedish-Spanish talent is currently playing for GODSENT but is widely recognized for being the Entry Fragger for Ninjas in Pyjamas for 4 years straight and checking quite a few trophies on his bucket list along the way. As a leader of the Swedish team, we can imagine his intentions cannot be any lower than the top itself.
Josef “faveN” Baumann is a German CS:GO player, Born February 8, 2000, and has been representing his country from the very start of his career. In his professional career, he’s been playing for teams like Sprout and currently being a part of BIG CLAN.
Now, besides the fact that faveN is one of the few pro players who has been able to get 6 kills in a single round at the Blast Major, this CS:GO virtuoso aims to lead his squad straight to the top and write the newest German esports history with golden letters.
