Team Mythic took on ATK doing the ESL Challenger League Season 43 North America. 

On the second map of the game, ATK dominated Mytich on the T side. Up 10-3, cooper tried to save an AWP, but instead of bringing the AWP with him into the next round, he rifler ended up being trolled and knife by BODENMASTER. 

ATK won the game 2-0 as they controlled the game from the very start. 

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If we said that was the length of one single CS:GO map, would you believe us?

Nonetheless, that was exactly the amount of time it took for a North American FACEIT Pro League match, featuring the likes of Austin “cooper” Abadir (Mythic), Jonathan “b0denmaster” Bodenmalm (ATK), and Anthony "CLASIA" Kearney (Evil Geniuses), to be determined.

Racking up the most kills was none of the above-mentioned players, but instead Matheus "mawth" Gonçalves who managed to get a whopping 84 kills – 15 more than the next highest. The 23-year-old Brazilian has represented a range of smaller organizations in the past, however, he's currently without a team.

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You can watch the last round or the entire map in the video below.

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After the departures of Alan “Shakezullah” Hardeman and Ian “motm” Hardy, Triumph has found two new roster members to fill out the spots.

The new roster will have their first event in the ESEA Premier Season, David “cynic” Polster will take the place as the in-game leader.

After the departure of Shakezullah, Brendon “Bwills” Williams has announced that he is exploring his option towards a possible exit, but he will remain with the roster, at least until the end of the season for the American roster.

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The in-game leader Alan “Skakezullah” Hardeman leaves Triumph after 15-month on the roster.

The twenty-three-year-old has had many different teammates as there were numerous occasions where players joined different organizations or even made the switch to VALORANT.

For example, the departure of junior and Grim, who after their transfer has credited Skakezullah for his calling ability, and both said that he played a big part in their development.

It has been difficult for the American in-game leader to get consistent as the team shifted up so often, and he has now chosen to take a step back from competition for now.

Ian “motm” and Brendon “bwills” Williams has both chosen to leave Triumph after the departure of the in-game leader. This leaves Austin “Cooper”Abadir and David “cynic” Polster alone on the roster and leaves the team's future unknown for now.

Watch Skakezullah get four clutch kills here:

Austin "Cooper" Abadir may not be as famous and renowned as his older brother and former Cloud9 profile Ryan "freakazoid" Abadir. However, the youngest Abadir brother is now placed on one of NA's best teams, as Triumph decided to sign the 26-year old player back in January this year. 

The frequent streamer and FACEIT Pro League player shows in this clip his outstanding AWP abilities by taking down the entire server. 

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It is only Alan "Shakezullah" Hardeman and Brendan "Bwills" Williams who is left from the roster that ended 2020.

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Most notable the Triumph roster is without Paytyn "junior" Johnson, who transferred to Furia a couple of days ago.

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