Samu 'BriNGeR' Riihelä and Alexander 'iNSoLeNCE' Hein have been hired by aX.eSports just a few weeks ago. However, the team has now been closed and salaries have not been paid.
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The German clan
aX.eSports recruited a Warcraft3 team in December 2008 -
Samu 'BriNGeR' Riihelä,
Alexander 'iNSoLeNCE' Hein and three other Germans should've played under this name in the NGL ONE and ESL Premier League. Rumors in the German scene had it that there was a possible end of the team and it was true: aX.eSports has closed completely and the new squad won't receive any salary.
The team manager
Florian 'MyMusic' Glaser has been interviewed by readmore.de about the broken contract, the simple-mindedness of the managers and the future of the team.
"To be honest, I have to admit that we had a bad feeling about aX.eSports. After several unfulfilled promises, we had to think about this 'worst case'. The complete closure of aX.eSports couldn't be foreseen." he answered.
| BriNGeR was the newest addition |
Speaking about salaries and money he added: "We haven't seen anything. Since pheenom (one of the managers) has been paid for his graphic services, we believed in the seriousness although several people warned us before. [...] We were promised to receive a sum with four digits that has not been that small."
Furthermore, he reported that the team wants to stay together: "We will stay together and search for a new team. It would be stupid to drop a team with these players, leagues, possibilities and ambitions."
The complete interview in German can be found on readmore.de.
The former team of
aX.eSports looks as followed:
Alexander 'iNSoLeNCE' Hein
Daniel 'Farmer' Ciesla
Marc 'Night' Piechulla
Lukas 'LuKe' Auer
Samu 'BriNGeR' Riihelä
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sad
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very sad
http://sad.techborn.be/ - #SAD.tech at quakenet
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shit happens.
this is esports and salaries which are not paid is not a new topic, but I mean that maybe a bit more checking out would have done good. I mean pla i do not want to talk about decisions this way, but we in warcraft have to learn that salaries are not going UP they are going down, with the high pool of teamless pla I wish the team and especially Bringer good luck in the future. I hope they find a new home and I would appreciate it if this team can stick together and play good leagues. It is a promising team, but also one which has to prove themselves. :) [www.losemann.asia] - my blog
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gasolin
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fake sponsors are gay.
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This happens a lot, not that it is good by any means, but the manager should have done his job and made sure the home that he was leading his pla
Mess with the best die like the rest
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Doesn't eSports have G7 for that?
Sup?
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If the contract is legal and binding wouldnt they be able to sue for there pay?
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if there is no money, then you cant get any money. =)
[www.losemann.asia] - my blog
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Could see this the first day the team was announced
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oh come on 90 % of the contracts are fake xD
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I'm sure those pla
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Lun-
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iNSoLeNCE myspace photo
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happens.
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Last edited by RiceRiceMaybe at 28.01.2009, 19:06
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Last edited by RiceRiceMaybe at 28.01.2009, 19:07
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bringer flaming:D
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sad story!
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reeniä bringer
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