“I don’t expect everyone to understand, but our team dynamic is important and we have major progress left to be made,” Rufail said. This situation is too familiar to diehard fans who have questioned if something is wrong with Dallas Fuel’s management. Of course, Rascal went on to be a star player for the San Francisco Shock.
Dong-jun “Rascal” Kim was once a member of the Dallas Fuel and traded for similar reasons.
Longtime fans of the Dallas Fuel will undoubtedly know that Decay isn’t the first Korean player to have difficulties. It’s unsurprising that we’ve seen situations like this crop up time and again among Overwatch pros, especially recently. Many players are currently dealing with burnout and less than ideal playing conditions. Most notably, Chanhyung “Fissure” Baek was benched and subsequently traded by the LA Gladiators for similar reasons.
This has shades of situations that have happened before in the Overwatch League. We wish him the best and hope he can find a place where his talent fits.” We just can’t keep someone like that around. “Decay is obviously a great player, but he didn’t fit into our team and didn’t want to cooperate with the goals of our staff. When a player refuses to practice, it is time for us to move on and give our players their best shot,” Dallas Fuel team owner Mke “Hastr0” Rufail said on Twitter. Decay had a few months left on his contract but refused to work with our staff. “We know we have to work hard to get our team playoff ready, so let’s talk about this. What Was Dallas Fuel’s Reason for Cutting Decay?ĭallas Fuel fans were understandably dismayed by the news that they would not have one of their star players available for the upcoming playoffs.
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