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The 23-year-old Belgian player hasn’t had any offers in the LCS, so he announces a competitive break in the next split and becomes Content Creator for TL.
It’s not quite a departure but it still looks like it: In a tweet posted last night, the Belgian Team Liquid top laner has announced that he is retiring from competition for the start of the 2023 LCS season. But Gabriel “Bwipo” Rau does not leave the NA structure, since he announces that he will become a full-time streamer for TL.
In an explanatory video, the player explains that if he had not received offers to leave between the two splits, he had full latitude for this new project from his team, who will not count on him. next year. While waiting for LCS offers, Bwipo will therefore broadcast League of Legends on its channel, and hopes to be included in a roster for the Summer Split 2023.
TL, which had a good 2022 season, released its entire roster except CoreJJ as support. The next team is rumored to be made up of Summit, Pyosik, Haeri and Yeon.
Clarifying my next year;
TL;DR I’ll be doing full time content with TL whilst pursuing an LCS offer!
My personal goal is to get picked up by Summer 2023. pic.twitter.com/e7NmKI7p5g
— TL Honda Bwipo (@Bwipo) December 2, 2022
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