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On July 21, 2020, the Blast Premier Finals took place between Complexity and Vitality. Complexity emerged victorious in a close battle, winning $335,000. Young player Obo, considered a promising player in the Americas region, played a significant role in this victory. However, his fate took a tragic turn: he took a dark turn and left the scene due to personal problems. We'll also tell you about other players whose careers didn't go as planned.
Danila "Headtrick" is a promising player from the CIS. At 20, he played for Na'Vi's youth roster from 2020 to January 2023. His high potential attracted the attention of NiP, who paid $300,000 for his transfer. However, despite a strong start, his stats declined, and NiP only finished 9th-11th at the Paris Major. After NiP, he moved to B8 and continues to find his place in the scene.
Now, about Obo's fate. In 2019, Complexity signed him, expecting great potential. He helped the team reach the top 5 in the HLTV rankings. However, before ESL Pro League Season 12, he unexpectedly left the team, heading home. He subsequently signed with Evil Geniuses but failed to achieve success. His behavior became erratic, and many speculated that he was suffering from mental health issues. Obo ultimately found himself outside the professional scene.
Next up is Evgeny Aunker. He began his career in 2018 and quickly gained popularity. He first played for 5Balls, then for the Na'Vi academy. Afterwards, Aunker put together a Benched Heroes mix and entered RMR, but was denied a visa and was unable to participate. His esports career ultimately petered out, but he found a niche in streaming and selling merchandise.
Also worth mentioning is the Finnish player Sergey, who has been called the new Simple. He started with Skitlight and moved to HAVU, and then to ENCE, where he achieved success. In 2019, Sergey reached 13th place in the HLTV rankings. But in 2020, he lost motivation and joined the army, after which he never returned to the scene.
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