The newly formed TSM team has changed their plans and postponed their debut, deciding to decline the invitation to the upcoming tournament from CCT, which is set to take place in early August.
According to our sources, the team declined the invitation to the upcoming CCT Online Finals #2 after several days of discussions. Interestingly, the team's roster was kept a secret even from the tournament organizers themselves.
The latest roster that practiced under the organization's tag looked like this:
• Timofey "interz" Yakushin
• Valdemar "valde" Vangsø
• Madalin-Andrei "MoDo" Mirya
• Kai "CYPHER" Watson
• Audric "JACKZ" Jug
• Remy "XTQZZZ" Quoniam (coach)
It has also been reported that BIG and Into The Breach may well take part in the tournament, but no final confirmation has been received. Both teams left IEM Cologne today after losing twice in Play-In, giving them the necessary window to compete.
TSM's most successful roster
When talking about TSM, it's impossible not to recall the team's most successful roster in 2015. It was during that time that they dominated the esports scene, achieving victories at many prestigious tournaments such as ESL ESEA Pro League Season 2 - Europe, PGL CS:GO Championship Series Season 1, Counter Pit League and FACEIT 2015 Stage 2 Finals. No wonder, these competitions were amongst the world's greatest Tier-1 tournaments, and TSM showcased their undeniable strength.
The team's roster was unique and potent, featuring players like:
Despite their successful past, in January 2017, TSM decided to discontinue their last CS:GO roster. However, in early October 2022, interesting news emerged that the organization plans to return to this discipline. They assert their preference for creating their own team, instead of buying already established lineups. In early 2023, TSM's Vice President of Esports, Dominic Kallas, confirmed that they already have plans to form a new roster by the middle of the current year. We hope this brings new victories and achievements for this remarkable team!
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