Dexter: "Nobody believed in me at FNATIC, they just didn't give me a chance"

Returning to Grayhound, Australian captain Christopher dexter Nong revived his career. The team currently has 23 straight wins in their region and has a strong chance of qualifying for PGL Major Copenhagen as they are currently competing in PGL Major Copenhagen 2024: Asia-Pacific RMR. And gave a new interview HLTV.

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Dexter's return to Grayhound was the catalyst for their success. After an unsuccessful period in fnatic, where the team was unable to qualify for the major, Dexter returned to his native region and found a second wind.

No one believed in me at fnatic, they simply didn’t give me a chance to prove myself

Under Dexter's leadership, Grayhound dominate Oceania. The 23-game winning streak demonstrates their new synergy and hunger for success. While fnatic is suffering from the disappointment of missing out on the Major, Grayhound are determined to make a name for themselves on the international stage.

PGL Major Copenhagen 2024: Asia-Pacific RMR will take place from February 26 to 28. Eight teams are taking part in the championship, but only two of them will qualify for the first ever Counter-Strike 2 major.

SOURCE - HLTV