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FNOP coach Ynot honors legacy of PH esports champions at M6


By: Jan Marcus Montevirgen

As Fnatic ONIC Philippines edges closer to the Knockout Stage of the M6 World Championship, head coach Anthony “Ynot” Senedrin shared his immense pride in the team’s exceptional performance thus far.

The milestone came after FNOP’s commanding victory over CFU Gaming (Cambodia) on Day 2 of the Swiss Stage on Thursday, improving their record to 2-0.

“Sobrang proud, and I think the other day bago noong unang laban namin, paulit-ulit sinabi ko sa kanila na mahirap paniwalaan na parang kailan lang nagkita-kita kami sa bootcamp for the first time tapos ayon sabay-sabay kaming nakapag-Malaysia,” Ynot said in an exclusive interview with Tiebreaker Times.

The 36-year-old seasoned coach also expressed gratitude for the opportunity to uphold the legacy left by previous Filipino teams who made their mark on the global stage.

“Nakakatuwa to have a privilege in defending yung mga pinaghirapan like Bren, Liquid, Blacklist, definitely. It’s just us trying to do our best na sana ma-carry on din namin yung greatness na pinasa nila. Hopefully, kayanin namin hanggang dulo,” he said.

As Fnatic ONIC Philippines continues to shine in the M6 World Championship, Ynot highlighted the crucial role of Filipino fans’ unwavering support in their journey.

“We went in here knowing na nagtulungan kami as a team, and sa mga fans, sa mga tao dyan sa Pilipinas, sana patuloy na masuportahan niyo kami,” he concluded.

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