The former professional Counter-Strike player Yaroslav pashaBiceps Jazhombkovski said he would like to open his esports club. He shared his thoughts on this matter on Twitter.
PashaBiceps already has one esports project: Pasha Gaming Camp. The camp is aimed at teenagers between 12 and 18 interested in esports. As part of the program, visitors receive training in communication and control of their emotions and participate in daily CS:GO training and mini-tournaments. In addition, the camp offers many sports activities.
To fully express myself in esports, I only need my top CS team, which I would support to the maximum as an owner and fan. This is the most challenging achievement. But everything is ahead.Yaroslav pashaBiceps Jazhombkovski
Unsuccessful experience of former teammates
Former pashaBiceps team partners Viktor TaZ Voytas and Filip NEO Kubski tried to create their organization — HONORIS. After less than three years, they had to close the club due to financial difficulties. Initially, Voytas and Kubski were the leading investors of the team, and later part of the expenses began to be covered by the organization's partners. However, in the long term, the issue remained unresolved.
What does pashaBiceps do now?
Jazombkowski tried to participate in MMA, where he lost to Polish blogger Marcin Dubiel. In the first round of the fight, pashaBiceps lost consciousness due to choking. Jazombkowski commented on the results of the battle, noting that his performances were more successful in computer games.
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