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Founded in July 2004 by Sam and Anne Mathews during the infancy of competitive video gaming, the Fnatic professional eSports team is multi-gaming with numerous awards won on Counter-Strike: Global Offensive, League of Legends, Heroes of the Storm and Dota 2. It's also the master of the Championship Series (LCS), with seven wins out of the twelve finals it has already contested. So Fnatic impresses on all levels, an opportunity for us to explore their various past exploits.

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An example of a growing phenomenon

Founded by Sam and Anne Mathews during the early days of the professional video game industry, Fnatic is one of the eSports players that has consistently helped make eSports a booming industry. Fnatic's talented e-athletes have already won thousands of tournaments and inspired a community of tens of millions of fans. Due to its global aura, Fnatic therefore knows how to place itself at the center of events: it must be said that the leader of eSports in Europe participates in no less than 74 international eSports tournaments each year while being involved in 20 different games, including League of Legends, Dota 2, Battlefield 4 and CS:GO. Accumulating several mythical accolades achieved in a mere decade, Fnatic remains at the forefront of the industry; and it's likely to be that way for a long time.

Fnatic's heyday really began in the summer of 2015, during the LCS. Within a few months, Fnatic became the only team to go undefeated in the Championships Series. Until 2018, when Fnatic finished second, no other European team had managed to reach the finals at least twice. That's why you can read here and there that "Fnatic is the best team in the West". As an example, its Country-Strike: Global Offensive team is considered the best team in history due to its three CS:GO Majors titles and prestigious wins in major tournaments.

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Bringing the passion of eSports into every home

Fnatic has set itself the challenge of bringing its passion for eSports into homes around the world. This is possible because some of Fnatic's units have relocated to San Francisco, Berlin, Belgrade or Kuala Lumpur, which has allowed Fnatic to develop its image internationally. Fnatic is not only about professional e-sports teams, it is also about hardware and clothing design, community experiences, in short, operations that aim to communicate around a brand, to transmit a lifestyle in its own right. And of course, Fnatic is now looking to entertain new audiences around the world in order to keep growing.

In 2020, Fnatic can count on the support of over 2 million followers who follow the exploits of the aligned teams on all social media. In addition, Fnatic's YouTube channel is a favorite among eSports fans. It features interviews, behind-the-scenes reports from tournaments and portraits of each e-athlete proudly wearing the Fnatic logo.
One of them is none other than Oscar Torgersen, historical player of the team that allowed Fnatic to shine between 2006 and 2009 with 1,114 active days in the various Counter-Strike: Global Offensive tournaments. Oscar "Archi" Torgersen decided to end his career in February 2009. He left behind a multitude of titles from hgOpen, WSVC Sweden, ESWC 2006, Kode5, WSVC and IEM Montreal.