

A few months ago, the Valorant pro Shroud shocked the whole world with him returning to the competitive scene, joining the Sentinels Valorant roster. Recently, the Sentinels member took down a former active member of his present Valorant team.
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Shroud recently released a video on his YouTube channel, “9 MINUTES OF SHROUD DESTROYING TRASH TALKERS IN VALORANT.” As the name suggests, the video was 9 minutes full of Shroud showcasing his superior FPS skills alongside former 100 Thieves Valorant captain Hiko.
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Shroud destroys a former Sentinels member
In the video, Shroud and Hiko matched against a former active Sentinels Valorant team member, Sinatraa. Jay Won, better known as Sinatraa, is a professional Valorant player. He faced a lot of scrutiny last year because of a controversy with his ex-girlfriend, leading to losing his spot on the Sentinels team and a six-month ban from Valorant.
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Sinatraa is back in Valorant but still out of Sentinels’ active roster and the competitive scene. He is currently affiliated with the organization as a streamer. In Shroud’s recent video, he played against the Shroud and Miko, calling them “dinosaur roster” and “120 years old.” The former CS: GO pros are two of the oldest players in the esports scene.
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But Shroud proved age is just a number, as the 28-year-old dominated Sinatraa, not only in-game but in tash talk too. Moreover, while destroying the former Sentinels member in-game, Shroud was also busy reminiscing about the early days of the CS: GO competitive scene with Hiko. Eventually, Sinatraa also had to agree these ‘dinosaurs’ are still outstanding. He said, “Guys are too good in ranked. Props to them, bro.“
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What’s next for this CS: GO legend?
Michael ‘Shroud’ Grzesiek is a legend of the Counter-Strike: Global Offensive competitive scene. He was away from the competitive scene for a long time, but made a return with Valorant. The 28-year-old joined Sentinels Valorant squad, but the return was not dreamlike. He failed to leave a mark in the NA LCQ.

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Recent rumors about a team revamp have left uncertainty about Shroud’s place on the team. But the 28-year-old revealed looking for a spot in a Tier-1 team if he loses his Sentinels seat at the VCT 2023. Moreover, he might start his own Tier-2 Valorant squad if he fails to join a Tier-1 team.
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It would be interesting to see the future of this Counter-Strike: Global Offensive in esports. Do you see Shroud staying at Sentinels in 2023?
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