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Background Information | ||
Name | Eric Wrona | |
Country of Birth | United States | |
Birthday | May 3, 1991 (age 33) | |
Residency | North America | |
Competitive | ||
Role | Player | |
Input | Controller | |
Platform | PC | |
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Eric "Snip3down" Wrona is a retired Halo esports player, previously a player for FaZe Clan. He is one of the most successful players in competitive Halo history, with over twenty major event wins including the 2008 MLG National Championship and the Fall 2016 HCS Pro League Finals. He has had success with numerous teams, including Str8 Rippin, Ambush, Evil Geniuses, and Team EnVyUs.
Team History
Team | Start | End | Notes | |||
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Ambush | ≈Feb 2008≈2008-02-?? | ≈May 2008≈2008-05-?? | ≈3mo | ejel | ||
Instinct | ≈May 2008≈2008-05-?? | ≈Jun 2008≈2008-06-?? | ≈1mo | ejel | ||
Triggers Down | ≈Jul 2008≈2008-07-?? | Jul 20082008-07-28 | ≈27d | ejel | ||
Str8 Rippin | Jul 20082008-07-28 | ≈Jul 2010≈2010-07-?? | ≈2yr 4d | ejel | ||
Believe the Hype | ≈Jul 2010≈2010-07-?? | ≈Mar 2011≈2011-03-?? | ≈8mo | ejel | ||
Dynasty | ≈Mar 2011≈2011-03-?? | ≈Sep 2011≈2011-09-?? | ≈6mo | ejel | ||
Believe the Hype | ≈Sep 2011≈2011-09-?? | ≈Mar 2012≈2012-03-?? | ≈6mo | ejel | ||
Carbon | ≈Mar 2012≈2012-03-?? | ≈Sep 2012≈2012-09-?? | ≈6mo | ejel | ||
Ambush | ??? 2012≈2012-??-?? | ≈Aug 2013≈2013-08-?? | ≈11mo | ejel | ||
OpTic Gaming | May 20142014-05-16 | Nov 20142014-11-15 | 5mo 30d | ejel | ||
eXcellence Gaming | Aug 20142014-08-24 | ≈Sep 2014≈2014-09-?? | ≈22d | ejel | ||
Evil Geniuses | Nov 20142014-11-21[1] | Aug 20162016-08-25 | 1yr 9mo | ejel | ||
Envy | Aug 20162016-08-25 | Dec 20172017-12-15 | 1yr 3mo | ejel | ||
Team Reciprocity | Dec 20172017-12-15 | Aug 20192019-08-10 | 1yr 7mo | ejel | ||
Team Reciprocity | Aug 20192019-08-10 | Feb 20202020-02-01[2] | 5mo 22d | ejel | ||
Team Mantra | Oct 20192019-10-31[7] | Jan 20202020-01-20[3] | 2mo 20d | ejel | ||
TSM | Oct 20202020-10-01[9] | Dec 20212021-12-13[8] | 1yr 2mo | ejel | ||
Inconceivable | Nov 20212021-11-19 | Dec 20212021-12-13 | 24d | ejel | ||
FaZe Clan | Dec 20212021-12-13 | Oct 20222022-10-26[10] | 10mo 13d | Inactive ejel | ||
eUnited | Sep 20222022-09-09[12] | Oct 20222022-10-26[11] | 1mo 17d | On Loan ejel |
Team | Start | End | Notes | |||
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Ambush | ≈Feb 2008≈2008-02-?? | ≈May 2008≈2008-05-?? | ≈3mo | ejel | ||
Instinct | ≈May 2008≈2008-05-?? | ≈Jun 2008≈2008-06-?? | ≈1mo | ejel | ||
Triggers Down | ≈Jul 2008≈2008-07-?? | Jul 20082008-07-28 | ≈27d | ejel | ||
Str8 Rippin | Jul 20082008-07-28 | ≈Jul 2010≈2010-07-?? | ≈2yr 4d | ejel | ||
Believe the Hype | ≈Jul 2010≈2010-07-?? | ≈Mar 2011≈2011-03-?? | ≈8mo | ejel | ||
Dynasty | ≈Mar 2011≈2011-03-?? | ≈Sep 2011≈2011-09-?? | ≈6mo | ejel | ||
Believe the Hype | ≈Sep 2011≈2011-09-?? | ≈Mar 2012≈2012-03-?? | ≈6mo | ejel | ||
Carbon | ≈Mar 2012≈2012-03-?? | ≈Sep 2012≈2012-09-?? | ≈6mo | ejel | ||
Ambush | ??? 2012≈2012-??-?? | ≈Aug 2013≈2013-08-?? | ≈11mo | ejel | ||
OpTic Gaming | May 20142014-05-16 | Nov 20142014-11-15 | 5mo 30d | ejel | ||
eXcellence Gaming | Aug 20142014-08-24 | ≈Sep 2014≈2014-09-?? | ≈22d | ejel | ||
Evil Geniuses | Nov 20142014-11-21[1] | Aug 20162016-08-25 | 1yr 9mo | ejel | ||
Envy | Aug 20162016-08-25 | Dec 20172017-12-15 | 1yr 3mo | ejel | ||
Team Reciprocity | Dec 20172017-12-15 | Aug 20192019-08-10 | 1yr 7mo | ejel | ||
Team Reciprocity | Aug 20192019-08-10 | Feb 20202020-02-01[2] | 5mo 22d | ejel | ||
Team Mantra | Oct 20192019-10-31[7] | Jan 20202020-01-20[3] | 2mo 20d | ejel | ||
TSM | Oct 20202020-10-01[9] | Dec 20212021-12-13[8] | 1yr 2mo | ejel | ||
Inconceivable | Nov 20212021-11-19 | Dec 20212021-12-13 | 24d | ejel | ||
FaZe Clan | Dec 20212021-12-13 | Aug 20222022-08-27 | 8mo 14d | ejel | ||
FaZe Clan | Aug 20222022-08-27 | Sep 20222022-09-09[14] | 13d | Inactive ejel | ||
FaZe Clan | Sep 20222022-09-09[14] | Oct 20222022-10-26[10] | 1mo 17d | Loaned Out ejel | ||
eUnited | Sep 20222022-09-09[12] | Oct 20222022-10-26[11] | 1mo 17d | On Loan ejel |
News
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AMB | February (approx.), Team is founded by Eli the NiNjA. Eli the NiNjA, GuN ShoT, Snip3down, and SsSilent join. | |
AMB | May (approx.), iGotUrPistola and MudVayne join. Snip3down and SsSilent leave. | |
INS | May (approx.), Snip3down joins. Victory X leaves. | |
INS | June (approx.), Victory X joins. Snip3down leaves. | |
TD | July (approx.), Snip3down joins. Victory X leaves. | |
TD | July 28, Snipedown leaves. | |
Str8 | July 28, Snipedown joins. |
Str8 | July (approx.), Heinz, Legit, Snipedown, and Tsquared leave. | |
BtH | July (approx.), Heinz and Snip3down join. aPG and Destin leave. |
BtH | March (approx.), aPG, Cloud, and Clutch join. DEMON D, Snip3down, and TiZoXiC leave. | |
Dyn | March (approx.), GH057ayame, Snip3down, and TiZoXiC join. APG, Clutch, and Heinz leave. | |
Dyn | September (approx.), Destin and FormaL join. Cloud and Snip3down leave. | |
BtH | September (approx.), Cloud and Snip3down join. Destin and FormaL leave. |
BtH | March (approx.), Clutch and Twin SavioR join. Cloud and Snip3down leave. | |
CbN | March (approx.), Assault, Blaze, RyaNoob, Snip3down, and GH057ayame (Coach) join. | |
CbN | September (approx.), Assault, Blaze, RyaNoob, and Snip3down leave. | |
AMB | 2012 (approx.), Snip3down joins. Cloud leaves. |
OG | May 16, Ace, Flamesword, iGotUrPistola, Snip3down, and StrongSide (Coach) join. | |
eX | August 24, Ace, iGotUrPistola, Snip3down, and StrongSide join. | |
eX | September (approx.), Ace, iGotUrPistola, Snip3down, and StrongSide leave. | |
OG | November 15, iGotUrPistola and Snip3down leave. | |
EG | November 21, iGotUrPistola, Lunchbox, Roy, Snip3down, and Towey (Coach) join.[1] |
EG | August 25, Ninja, Victory X, and OGRE2 (Analyst) join. Snip3down and Suspector leave. | |
ENVY | August 25, Huke, Snip3down, and Elumnite (Coach) join. |
ENVY | December 15, Mikwen, Snip3down, and Elumnite (Coach) leave. | |
REC | December 15, Mikwen, Penguin, Snip3down, Spartan, and OGRE2 (Coach) join. |
REC | August 10, Snip3down (Player to Content Creator) changes position. iGotUrPistola and Nagaek (Coach) leave. | |
MAN | October 31, Eco, iGotUrPistola, and Snip3down join. bubu dubu, D3M0N D, and Neighbor leave.[7] |
MAN | January 20, Falcated and Spartan join. bubu dubu rejoins. Eco, iGotUrPistola, and Snip3down leave.[3][4][5][6] | |
REC | February 1, Snip3down (Content Creator) leaves.[2] | |
TSM | October 1, Snip3down (Content Creator) joins.[9] |
September 17, Snip3down is voted as the 6th Greatest Halo Player of All Time.[16] | ||
ICE | November 19, Snip3down joins. FormaL leaves. | |
TSM | December 13, Snip3down (Content Creator) leaves.[8] | |
ICE | December 13, Roster is signed by FaZe Clan. Bound, bubu dubu, Falcated, and Snip3down leave. | |
FaZe | December 13, Team signs roster of Inconceivable. Bound, bubu dubu, Falcated, and Snip3down join. |
FaZe | August 27, Snip3down becomes inactive. | |
FaZe | September 9, KingNick joins. Snip3down is loaned to eUnited.[14][15] | |
eU | September 9, Snip3down is loaned from FaZe Clan. Manny leaves.[12][13] | |
eU | October 26, Snip3down's loan from FaZe Clan ends.[11] | |
FaZe | October 26, Snip3down leaves after loan to eUnited ends.[10] Snip3down retires.[17] |
Biography
Eric Wrona was born on May 3, 1991 and is from Zionsville, Indiana.
Halo 3
Snip3down began his professional career with an impressive 7th place finish attending MLG Meadowlands 2008 as a member of team Ambush with Eli, Gun Shot and sSilent. He then jumped around a few teams at the start of his career, attending his second event with Instinct. He and Lunchbox, Roy and Mackeo placed 2nd in San Diego. From there he went to Triggers Down and won Orlando with FearitSelf, Hysteria and SK. He then left to compete with Str8 Rippin in Toronto and won that event as well. Alongside ElamiteWarrior, Legit and Tsquared, Snipedown had finally found consistency. He would stay with this team for the rest of 2008, finishing 2nd in Dallas and winning the National Championship in Vegas. In Vegas, Snipedown also won the 2008 Old Spice Rising Star award, earning a $5,000 prize. The roster stayed together throughout the entirety of 2009 where they would place 4th in Meadowlands, win Columbus, finish 4th in Dallas, 2nd in Anaheim and 6th in Orlando.
The Str8 Rippin roster would finally make a change in 2010, with ElamiteWarrior being switched for Heinz. They finished 8th in Orlando and 10th in Columbus. Snipedown then left to join Believe the Hype for the rest of the year. There he played alongside Demon D, Heinz and Maniac in Raleigh and finished in 6th. The team then played D.C. with TiZoXiC in place of Heinz, they ended up finishing 11th and proceeded to play at the Dallas National Championships with the same lineup, finishing in 5th place out of 8 teams.
Halo: Reach
Snipedown started 2011 on Dynasty with Destin, Tizoxic and GH057ayame and attended MLG Dallas where he finished in 8th. GH057ayame was then swapped for Heinz and they attended Columbus and Anaheim finishing in 3rd and 6th respectively. They played Raleigh with Cloud in place of Destin and finished in 4th. He and Cloud then left to join Maniac and Reliable in Snipedown's return to Believe the Hype. They would place 12th in Orlando and 3rd in Providence.
He would begin 2012 as a member of Carbon and attend Columbus with Ryanoob, Blaze and Assault, finishing 7-8th. The team would then attend AGL 1 Chicago and finish 2nd. He would join Blaze, Ryanoob and Ninja to form Elite 4 and attend AGL 2 Columbus where he would again finish 2nd.
Halo 4
Snipedown began Halo 4 back on Ambush, this time with Formal, APG and Heinz for the MLG Fall Championship 2012 where they would finish in 2nd place. They would then attend and win both AGL 3 Chicago and, with APG replaced by iGotUrPistola, AGL 5 Nashville. He then attended and won AGL 6 Pittsburgh with the G4C Misfits along with Ninja, APG and Proverb before returning to the Ambush lineup to win both AGL 7 Knoxville and UMG Chicago 2013. Ambush then attended AGL 8 Knoxville, where they placed 4th at Snipedown's last Halo 4 event.
Halo 2: Anniversary
At the launch of the MCC, Snip3down represented eXcellence with Ace, StrongSide and iGotUrPistola and won the 2014 PAX Prime Showdown. He was then signed by OpTic Gaming and attended the ESL MCC Launch Invitational as a member of OpTic Gaming with Ace, Flamesword, and iGoturpistola and finished 5th/6th. Snipedown and iGotUrPistola left OpTic at the start of the HCS Season to join Evil Geniuses with Roy and Lunchbox. They finished 2nd at Iron Games Columbus 2014 and Snipedown was named MVP of the event. Following Iron Games, Evil Geniuses was forced to make a team change when Pistola was injured, and brought in Lethul to replace him. This squad placed 3rd at UGC St. Louis 2015. The same squad returned well practiced at Gamers For Giving 2015, and dominated the tournament, sweeping rivals Counter Logic Gaming in the finals to seize the #1 seed going into the season finals at PAX East 2015. At PAX, EG dominated, sweeping CLG 3-0 in the finals to win the event. Snip3down was eventually voted the MVP of season 1 by the community after being nominated by his peers.
Snipedown and Evil Geniuses kicked off season 2 at Iron Games Atlanta 2015, where despite losing the first series of the Grand Finals to Denial eSports, they were able to fight back and take the extended series 3-1 and win their 3rd consecutive event. At HCS Indianapolis, Snip3down and EG's dominance continued, as they won their fourth consecutive LAN event, this time not dropping a single series. At the HCS Season 2 Finals, Snipedown and EG finished in 1st, despite dropping the initial Grand Finals series to Counter Logic Gaming.
Halo 5: Guardians
The dominant EG lineup stuck together until January 2016, when Lethul opted to leave to join Counter Logic Gaming. In Lethul's place, EG picked up the relatively new Commonly. This lead to a rivalry between Snipedown and Lethul. At X Games Aspen 2016, EG won the first chapter of the rivalry, defeating CLG 4-3 in the finals and winning gold medals. At the HWC NA Regional Finals 2016, EG were defeated 4-0 in the semifinals by CLG, ending their historic tournament winning streak. At the Halo World Championship 2016 EG got reverse swept by Renegades to advance out of their pool in second and got the toughest draw of the tournament as they had to play Counter Logic Gaming in the first round of bracket play. CLG ended EG's time at Worlds quickly as they won the series 4-0 and sent Evil Geniuses' home with a top 8 finish.
Shortly after Worlds, EG dropped Commonly and replaced him with Suspector. The team qualified for the Summer Pro League at the PAX Invitational. At the conclusion of the season, EG sat in 5th place, not enough to qualify for Season Finals but enough to secure a spot in the Fall Season.
Despite the team's qualification, Snip3down left EG to join Team EnVyUs alongside Mikwen, Pistola and Huke during the offseason. After beating OpTic Gaming (formerly CLG) in a scrim, and later a Pro League match, the roster began to be considered as a threat to OpTic's position of dominance. At HCS Orange County 2016, EnVy finished 2nd, losing to OpTic in the finals with a 2-10 overall map count against them. A few weeks later, EnVyUs attended UGC St. Louis 2016 with OpTic member LethuL subbing in for the absent Mikwen. Under the team name Truce, referencing the former bad blood between Snip3down and LethuL, the roster took 1st place at the event. EnVy ended up finishing the season with a 13-1 record, good enough for 1st place. Weeks later, EnVyUs attended HCS Las Vegas 2016, where they finished 1st over five other Pro League teams, not including OpTic Gaming. Snip3down also won the FFA, taking home $3,000 for himself. At the Season Finals, EnVyUs successfully captured the throne as they defeated OpTic in two straight best-of-7s (after losing 4-1 in the Winners Finals) to secure 1st place.
At the first event of HaloWC 2017 season - UGC St. Louis 2017 - EnVyUs came out strong, but were again defeated in the WB Finals by OpTic. This time around, they were denied a Grand Finals rematch after losing to Team Liquid in a 5-game thriller. EnVyUs placed below 2nd for the first time since the inception of the roster. At ME Las Vegas 2017, EnVyUs easily qualified for Worlds with victories over Second Nature and Team CryptiK. They were then defeated 4-1 by Team Liquid, forcing them to make a Losers Bracket run by defeating Luminosity Gaming (4-3) and Pnda Gaming (4-1) to earn a rematch, which they lost 4-2, resulting in a 3rd place finish for EnVyUs. At Worlds, EnVyUs took an early loss to Splyce in Pool Play, resulting in a first round matchup against Team Liquid in the bracket. Liquid defeated them 4-3, sending them to LB Round 1 at the biggest tournament of the year. EnVyUs didn't die easy however, sweeping through Supremacy, TMMT Crowd Pleasers, Luminosity Gaming and Str8 Rippin before taking Liquid out 4-2 in a rematch and earning a spot in the Grand Finals against OpTic Gaming. OpTic made short work of EnVyUs, sweeping them 4-0 and taking their second straight World Championship.
At the first event of the 2017 season, UMG Daytona, EnVyUs won their pool with victories and started the Championship Bracket off with back-to-back sweeps. In the third round, EnVyUs went up against Oxygen Supremacy, a team from the Open Bracket coming off upsets over pro teams. EnVy dropped the first two games of the series but successfully rallied to take a 3-2 victory. In the Winners Finals, they were defeated by OpTic Gaming in their first matchup on the 2017 settings. After a 4-0 sweep over Team Liquid, EnVy moved onto the Grand Final and won two straight game sevens over OpTic to win their first event since the Fall Finals. The EnVyUs roster returned unchanged for the Summer 2017 Pro League season. They finished in an uncharacteristic fourth place with a record of 4-3. At the DreamHack Atlanta Finals, EnVyUs came out hot, sweeping Str8 Rippin and Oxygen Supremacy, but they were swept by OpTic in the third round. After sweeping Evil Geniuses and taking a 3-2 victory over Team Liquid, EnVyUs met OpTic again in the Losers Finals, where they were swept 4-0 and sent home in 3rd.
EnVyUs's performance in the Fall season was much stronger, as they finished in 1st place with a 7-0 record, dropping only four maps all season. At the DreamHack Denver Finals, EnVyUs beat CheckSix Gaming and Team Infused early before a third round loss to Splyce sent them to Losers early. EnVyUs struggled against the 5th seeded Luminosity Gaming but were able to win the series 3-2 and move onto the Losers Semifinals against Team Liquid, who handily swept them 4-0 and sent them home in a disappointing 4th place.
With the conclusion of the Fall season came the retirement of Huke, who transferred to EnVyUs's Call of Duty team. With Worlds season approaching, the EnVyUs Halo roster dissolved, with Snip3down and Mikwen landing on Team Reciprocity alongside Spartan and Penguin of Team Liquid. Reciprocity consistently placed in the top four throughout the first half of the season, resulting in the team holding the fourth seed going into MLG Orlando. Reciprocity finished fourth in Orlando, bowing out to Splyce and OpTic Gaming. Reciprocity improved on their Orlando performance at MLG Columbus, easily winning their pool to qualify for Worlds and sweeping Oxygen Supremacy and Renegades in the opening rounds of the bracket to clinch top three for the first time as a team. This was followed by a 4-1 loss to Tox. In the losers finals, Reciprocity lost a 4-2 series to eventual event winners Splyce and took a third place finish. At Worlds, Reciprocity won their pool convincingly and started bracket play off with a 4-0 victory over Str8 Rippin. The following round put them against TOX Gaming once again. Though able to take two games this time, they nonetheless fell 4-2. They responded strongly with a 4-0 win over Renegades. In the losers semifinals, Reciprocity had a heartbreaking loss in a game seven loss that featured Spartan's controller disconnecting at a crucial moment. Reciprocity went home in fourth place.
Trivia
- Snipedown has won at least one event as a member of nine different teams: Triggers Down, Str8 Rippin, Ambush, G4C Misfits, eXcellence, Evil Geniuses, Team EnVyUs, Truce, and Tox Gaming.
- Fittingly, Snipedown is considered one of the best snipers in the game by pros and fans alike.
Achievements
This table shows up to the 10 most recent results. For complete results, click here.
Media
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- 2022
- June 3, Sniping up the Ranks: MLG Interview with Snipedown with Major League Gaming on MLG
- June 8, Sniping up the Ranks: MLG Interview with Snipedown with Major League Gaming on MLG
- June 15, Instinct Comes Back From 2 Game Deficit to Overtake Classic by Major League Gaming on MLG
- June 15, MLG San Diego 2008 Championship Sunday Instinct vs Str8 Rippin Snipedown & Mackeo Interview with Major League Gaming on YouTube
- July 12, Triggers Down Looking Fierce as they Blow Past Breaking Point by Major League Gaming on MLG
- July 12, Triggers Down 3-0′s Classic in Winners Round 3 by Major League Gaming on MLG
- July 13, Triggers Down 3-0′s Instinct, Advances to Championship Match by Major League Gaming on MLG
- July 13, MLG Orlando 2008 ESPN Saturday Night Triggers Down vs Classic Snipedown & SK Interview with Major League Gaming on YouTube
- July 13, MLG Orlando 2008 Championship Finals Triggers Down Interview with Major League Gaming on MLG
- July 18, The View From the Top: The TD Interview by Major League Gaming on MLG
- July 28, Snipedown Officially Acquired by Str8 Rippin by Major League Gaming on MLG
- August 24, Str8 Rippin Defeats Final Boss 3-2 by Major League Gaming on MLG
- August 24, Str8 Locks Spot in Finals After Defeating Instinct by Major League Gaming on MLG
- August 24, MLG Toronto 2008 Championship Sunday Str8 Rippin vs Instinct Tsquared & Snipedown Interview with MLG on YouTube
- September 11, Timeout With SnipeDown with Major League Gaming on MLG
- October 5, Str8 3-0′s Final Boss in WB Finals, TD over Ambush by Major League Gaming on MLG
- October 15, Wrona ‘Rippin’ into gaming circuit by Eric Smith on Zionsville Times Sentinel
- November 21, Snipedown Wins the Old Spice Rising Star Award! by Major League Gaming on MLG
- November 23, Str8 Rippin Wins the 2008 MLG National Championship! by Major League Gaming on MLG
- December 5, Meet the Champs: MLG Interviews Str8 Rippin with Major League Gaming on MLG
- March 19, MLG Pro Sitdown: Snipedown with Major League Gaming on MLG
- April 16, MLG Pro Sitdown: Snipedown with TheBuckStuff on ESPN
- June 5, MLG Columbus 2009 Friday Night Kickoff Str8 Rippin vs Darkest Hour Snipedown Interview with MLG on YouTube
- June 5, MLG Columbus 2009 Friday Night Kickoff Str8 Rippin vs Darkest Hour Snipedown Interview with Major League Gaming on YouTube
- June 17, Back On Top: MLG Interviews Str8 Rippin with Major League Gaming on MLG
- June 17, Back On Top: MLG Interviews Str8 Rippin with Major League Gaming on MLG
- January 30, Walshy interviews Snip3down after AGL Chicago with Walshy on YouTube
- November 15, OpTic Halo Roster Change by Flamesword on YouTube
- May 3, HCS Team Profile with Evil Geniuses by joyandjoyness on ESL
- September 3, Snip3down & Lethul try Couples Therapy with Dr. Bravo - SXSW 2019 HCS Invitational by Halo Esports on YouTube
- September 17, How Did He Master The Sniper - #6 Snip3down | Halo Top 25 by Halo Esports on YouTube
- November 13, Meet TSM Snip3down by TSM on YouTube
- December 13, Farewell Snip3down by TSM Apex on YouTube
- December 13, This is FaZe Clan Halo. by FaZe Clan on Twitter
- December 17, They know the plays, but do they know the plots? by HCS on Twitter
- December 30, Halo Lore with Halo Pro Players #1 with Halo Esports on YouTube
- December 31, Halo Lore with Halo Pro Players #2 with Halo Esports on YouTube
- January 10, HCS Raleigh 2021 | Snip3down Interview with HCS on YouTube
- February 3, Halo Lore with Halo Pro Players #3 with Halo Esports on YouTube
- February 9, Cloud9 Unstoppable? | Royal2 Returns! | The Flank by ZooMaa on YouTube
Post-Match Interviews
Date | Tournament | Match | Link |
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2022-09-23 | HCS Major Orlando 2022 | ||
2022-04-29 | HCS Major Kansas City 2022 | Link | |
2011-06-04 | MLG Columbus 2011 | Link | |
2009-06-05 | MLG Columbus 2009 | Link | |
2008-11-24 | MLG National Championship 2008 | Link | |
2008-08-25 | MLG Toronto 2008 | Link | |
2008-08-25 | MLG Toronto 2008 | Link | |
2008-07-14 | MLG Orlando 2008 | Link | |
2008-07-12 | MLG Orlando 2008 | Link | |
2008-06-16 | MLG San Diego 2008 | Link |
Gallery
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References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Evil Geniuses Launches Halo Division evilgeniuses.gg
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 Reciprocity's Tweet twitter.com
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 Mantra's Tweet twitter.com
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 Mantra's Tweet twitter.com
- ↑ 5.0 5.1 5.2 Mantra's Tweet twitter.com
- ↑ 6.0 6.1 6.2 Mantra's Tweet twitter.com
- ↑ 7.0 7.1 7.2 Mantra's Tweet twitter.com
- ↑ 8.0 8.1 8.2 TSM's Tweet twitter.com
- ↑ 9.0 9.1 9.2 TSM's Tweet twitter.com
- ↑ 10.0 10.1 10.2 Farewell: A Legend Retires youtube.com
- ↑ 11.0 11.1 11.2 Farewell: A Legend Retires youtube.com
- ↑ 12.0 12.1 12.2 eUnited's Tweet twitter.com
- ↑ 13.0 13.1 13.2 eUnited's Tweet twitter.com
- ↑ 14.0 14.1 14.2 eUnited's Tweet twitter.com
- ↑ 15.0 15.1 15.2 FaZe Clan's Tweet twitter.com
- ↑ HCS' Tweet twitter.com
- ↑ Farewell: A Legend Retires youtube.com