A new profiled roster has seen the light in the CS:GO landscape, as the former c0ntact coach Neil "⁠NeiL_M⁠" Murphy has joined forces with a mix of Swedish and Lithuanian players. The new team haven’t been signed by an organization yet and will play under the banner of MANS NOT HOT.

The Swedish-Lithuanian roster is led by the former NIP player Simon "⁠twist⁠" Eliasson and the 20-year-old Rokas "⁠EspiranTo⁠" Milasauskas, who both looks to be the highlight players on the newly-created squad. The duo is joined by the Swedes Robin "⁠robiin⁠" Sjögren and Denis "⁠grux⁠" Gutaj, while EspiranTo’s countryman Armandas "⁠maty⁠" Kneita round up the roster.

Head coach, NeiL_M has given the following statement to HLTV: 

- Our goals are simple, to create a new international home where each player is at his highest peak in their most impactful role to shine. All five players here are slotted into the most natural role that they wanted, we've already started to practice as much as possible. We're ready to compete in events to grind our way up the ladder and prove who we are.

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Endpoint has announced their newest signing in William "mezii" Merriman as the fifth and final member of their roster. The new signing comes shortly after their previous signing of Thomas "Thomas" Utting. After having been inactive for a short period of time, due to Cloud9 putting their CS:GO division on hold, "mezii" returns to professional Counter-Strike ready and eager to compete. 

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In talks with HLTV "mezii" states that he is looking forward to joining his new organization Endpoint: 

"I am super happy to be joining Endpoint, I feel they have shown great potential for a while now with some strong performances against top teams in the most recent season of Pro League." He carries on by explaining why he chose Endpoint as his new team: "I had several proposals, but it was a pretty easy decision to accept this offer from Endpoint, as I know this is the perfect place for me to progress even further as a player and achieve great things with a team that has strong foundations already."

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Endpoint has a fairly new European roster, ready to prove themselves on the biggest of stages. In order to succeed in Counter-Strike, however, you will have to take risks now and then. The Swedish player Robin "robiin" Sjögren from Endpoint shows that he has the courage to do exactly that as he hides in the smoke and succeeds with a risky defuse in the pistol round. 

Watch the incredible "ninja defuse" from the Swede right here: 

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Endpoint are currently facing Aura - you can watch the game live right 

At Snow Sweet Snow 2 the 16 teams are right now competing for eight spots in the playoffs in the Swiss Group Stage. 

English team Endpoint is one of them, and after a win in their first round, they faced Finnish team HAVU, who gave them a hard time. On the third map of the match, Endpoint needed a spectacular play to keep HAVU from running away with a big lead. Swedish player Robin "robiin" Sjögren was the man to deliver.

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