We previously stated that S1mple was named player of the year.The Natus Vincere coach, who is 36 years old, started working with the storied tag team at the start of 2019 and has been their coach since September of that same year. B1ad3 participated on teams like FlipSid3 Tactics, KerchNET, DTS Gaming, and others as a player. NAVI and their coach won the Intel Grand Slam in the third season, earning them a $1,000,000 prize. The squad also took first place in several other tournaments, including PGL Major Stockholm 2021, BLAST Premier: Global Final 2020, BLAST Premier: World Final 2021, and numerous more. Natus Vincere played 583 maps with a 64%-win record under the direction of B1ad3Natus Vincere.
BLAST Premier: World Final 2022, which begins today, will be the next significant test for Natus Vincere. According to the outcomes of the draw, the wards of B1ad3 were placed in group B. First up for them will be Team Vitality.
Esports Coach of the Year
Winner:
Andrii ‘B1ad3’ Horodenskyi
- Robert ‘RobbaN’ Dahlström
- Chet ‘Chet’ Singh
- Erik ‘d00mbr0s’ Sandgren
- Andrii ‘B1ad3’ Horodenskyi
- Matthew ‘Satthew’ Ackermann
- Zhang ‘xiao8’ Ning
- Go ‘Score’ Dong-bin
- Maxwell Alexander ‘Max Waldo’ Waldo
- Diogo José ‘Jebuz’ Fernandes de Jésus
- Théo ‘Mew’ Ponzoni
The prize for the best esports coach went to Andrii “B1ad3” Gorodenskyi. The coach has been put forward for this award twice already. Born to Victory has played 583 maps with a 64%-win percentage in 3 years under B1ad3’s direction.
The voters selected one of the most well-known personalities in the esports industry despite having plenty of coaching expertise to choose from. Add another another significant professional accomplishment for B1ad3, one that was obtained by overcoming great obstacles. He joins past champions Lee “Heen” Seung Gon, Byung-Chul “MOON” Moon, and CS: GO great Danny “zonic” Srensen.
Remember that the dates of this year’s BLAST Premier: World Final 2022 are December 14–18. The event will take place at Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates’ Etihad Arena. A $1,000,000 prize fund will be up for grabs for the top 8 teams from around the globe. The tournament’s grand prize is a cash award of $500,000.
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