Ryan “Chap” Pablo was teasing his new org announcement for quite some time. Recently, the streamer confirmed that he is now part of Cloud9‘s professional Fortnite team. Both Chap and Cloud 9 are well-renowned names in the Fortnite community. Chap has over 400,000 thousand subscribers on his YouTube channel Liquid Chap. On the other hand, Cloud 9 is one of the biggest Esports organizations out there with teams in several other games like CS: GO, PUBG, and Rocket League.

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Chap is looking for Cloud9 themed banners

After joining new teams, players tend to change their names and social media banners to showcase their association with the teams, and Chap is doing a similar thing. The Fortnite streamer tweeted that he is looking for banners for all social media. Obviously, these need to be Cloud9 themed banners.

A lot of upcoming graphic designers seem interested in the job, and it will be interesting to see Chap’s new social media banners.

Is this Cloud 9’s final Fortnite roster change?

Chap was formerly a part of Team Liquid Esports organization. Back in April, things weren’t really good for the organization as a lot of its players were leaving. Amidst the chaos, Chap had announced that he was a free agent on April 15.

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After this announcement, the biggest question for all fans was his new team/organization. Rumors associated him with organizations like TSM, 100 Thieves, and FaZe. After all these months of speculations, it is now finally confirmed that Chap will play for Cloud 9.

The organization itself has recently made a lot of changes in its roster. All the former Cloud 9 players left earlier this year, and every player in the current roster has joined after September.

The final roster, as for now, also includes:

• Avery
• Nosh
• Noah “Vivid” Wright
• Alex “Fryst” Radziwill De Barba

The new Cloud 9 team looks solid and Chap seems like a perfect addition. For the fans, it will be great to see their favorite player playing professionally under such an esteemed organization.

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