Today, during the group stage of the Sentinels Invitational, an unclear moment occurred that piqued the interest of all viewers. In one of the matches, a G2 Esports player sharply rebuked his teammate, leading fans to speculate about an internal conflict within the team.
In their second match, G2 Esports faced off against the tournament holders Sentinels, and during one of the maps, viewers noticed that Jonah "JonahP" Pulice sharply addressed his teammate. His phrase was - “Just stop talking, let me heal, and we can kill”. The fans immediately suspected that there was an internal dispute between the players because the phrase could sound very offensive. Commentator Tarik "tarik" Celik even reacted, saying he did not like the phrase.
After the video went viral online, Jonah "JonahP" Pulice explained the situation on his Twitter account. He stated that the phrase was not meant to be offensive but was said to reflect on their mistakes.
Writing on Twitter so I can sleep - this phrase was very poorly said without context. As a team, we talked about overcoming and missing timing issues, and this is one part of the discussion, the essence of which was to try to calm us down before repeating mistakes. That's why it seems like I'm disrespectful to Jake, but actually, it's not.
It should be noted that G2 Esports has had some issues at the tournament. The team lost the first two matches against Oxygen Esports and Sentinels but managed to redeem themselves with a victory over Moist x Shopify. Thanks to the last win, the team secured a place in the playoffs, where they will compete today with other participants for the total prize pool of $20,000.
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