Let's learn more about FoxA:
One of Reciprocity's star players, he was a semifinalist at Six Invitational '19, and runner up in North America Pro League's Season 9. Let's learn more about him right here!
The 21 y/o player told us about when he chose this specific career: "I decided I wanted to play videos games at s young age, once rainbow came out and I noticed a scene growing I figured this was my shot". However in the beginning he did not have his parents' approval, mostly because of the fact they didn't know how everything was going to work out, and if his chosen career was a steady one: "at first of course my family was hesitant because they didn’t understand fully what esport and gaming was or could be".
One of his first teams that he was on was Lunatik and he told us they had good results together, even though they weren't as good as they wanted to be: "I played on a PL team in the first year called Lunatik we were top 4 but never anything special". He said his old teammates eventually left the team, and he faced great opposition while with Lunatik: "I never played with anybody back then that stayed in the game but I did play against retro skys and Lax a long time ago". Foxa's first "official" team was Most Wanted. The teams lineup was composed of him, MahMan (No team), GurmyWormy (No team), Geoo (EG) and Bryan (Thatchers Anonymous).
Moving forward to June 2018, Foxa signed with Cloud9 along with Goddess (Soniqs), Retro (Reciprocity), Mark (Reciprocity) and Laxing (Reciprocity). He spoke about the moments when he wore Cloud9's jersey: "cloud9 at first joining was like a dream come true!"
The team lasted 6 months, but during that period they accomplished quite a lot winning Dreamhack Montreal, and guaranteeing their qualification for Six Invitational '19. They played in the Invitational, but for another organization; Team Reciprocity, with Skys coming to play in Goddess' place from Obey Alliance.
We asked Foxa what it felt like to play in Six Invitational: "playing at invitational was amazing the energy was great, my only thought of that was to qualify for more majors". The team was eliminated by eventual champions G2 in the semifinals, and he explained what other teams from other regions lacked in order to compete with teams like G2 and Empire (EU): "I think with many games and matches it’s harder for the best teams to consistently win".
To cap it off, he left a message for the fans of Team Reciprocity: "thank you for all the love and support we receive a lot of love regardless of how we do which is great, we now just want to focus on winning and being the best"
The 21 y/o player told us about when he chose this specific career: "I decided I wanted to play videos games at s young age, once rainbow came out and I noticed a scene growing I figured this was my shot". However in the beginning he did not have his parents' approval, mostly because of the fact they didn't know how everything was going to work out, and if his chosen career was a steady one: "at first of course my family was hesitant because they didn’t understand fully what esport and gaming was or could be".
One of his first teams that he was on was Lunatik and he told us they had good results together, even though they weren't as good as they wanted to be: "I played on a PL team in the first year called Lunatik we were top 4 but never anything special". He said his old teammates eventually left the team, and he faced great opposition while with Lunatik: "I never played with anybody back then that stayed in the game but I did play against retro skys and Lax a long time ago". Foxa's first "official" team was Most Wanted. The teams lineup was composed of him, MahMan (No team), GurmyWormy (No team), Geoo (EG) and Bryan (Thatchers Anonymous).
Moving forward to June 2018, Foxa signed with Cloud9 along with Goddess (Soniqs), Retro (Reciprocity), Mark (Reciprocity) and Laxing (Reciprocity). He spoke about the moments when he wore Cloud9's jersey: "cloud9 at first joining was like a dream come true!"
The team lasted 6 months, but during that period they accomplished quite a lot winning Dreamhack Montreal, and guaranteeing their qualification for Six Invitational '19. They played in the Invitational, but for another organization; Team Reciprocity, with Skys coming to play in Goddess' place from Obey Alliance.
We asked Foxa what it felt like to play in Six Invitational: "playing at invitational was amazing the energy was great, my only thought of that was to qualify for more majors". The team was eliminated by eventual champions G2 in the semifinals, and he explained what other teams from other regions lacked in order to compete with teams like G2 and Empire (EU): "I think with many games and matches it’s harder for the best teams to consistently win".
To cap it off, he left a message for the fans of Team Reciprocity: "thank you for all the love and support we receive a lot of love regardless of how we do which is great, we now just want to focus on winning and being the best"
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