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Crowd Pleasers
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| Org Location |  United States | ||
| Region | North America | ||
| Sponsor(s) | MoneyMatches (Mar 2017) Insight Co. (May 2017) | ||
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Crowd Pleasers is a former North American Halo team. The name has existed since at least 2008, with multiple top 16 placings in North American Halo events.
Biography
Halo 5: Guardians
The Crowd Pleasers name was revived in March 2017, following the successful qualification of Pnda Gaming for Halo World Championship 2017. Pnda released its roster of Carlos "Cratos" Ayala, Brett "Naded" Leonard, Cory "Str8 SicK" Sloss, Daniel "Danoxide" Terlizzi and coach/manager Nicholas "ShowTime" Laskaras.[1] Cratos confirmed that the roster would be using the Crowd Pleasers name going forward.[2] On March 14, it was announced that Crowd Pleasers would be sponsored by MoneyMatches for Worlds and attending as TMMT Crowd Pleasers.[3] At Worlds, Crowd Pleasers were placed in a group alongside reigning champions OpTic Gaming and 2nd-ranked EU squad Supremacy. CP were able to defeat Supremacy 3-1, but were swept by OpTic for a 2nd place finish in the group. In their first match of the Championship Bracket, CP were defeated 4-3 in a very close match against Str8 Rippin. Looking to go on a Losers' Bracket run, they defeated London Conspiracy 4-1 to clinch top 8, but could not get past Team EnVyUs, who swept them 4-0 and sent them home with a top 8 finish. The following weekend, Naded declared free agency.[4] He was replaced hours later by Tyler "Spartan" Ganza.[5] Later in the month, Crowd Pleasers made more changes, replacing the departing Danoxide with frequent Cratos teammate Ayden "Suspector" Hill.[6] On May 7, Crowd Pleasers was acquired by Ronin Esports.[7]
Timeline
- 2017
- March 13, Pnda Gaming releases roster. Cratos, Naded, Str8 SicK, Danoxide and coach/manager ShowTime join.[1][2]
- March 14, MoneyMatches sponsorship acquired. Team temporarily changes name to TMMT Crowd Pleasers.
- March 26, 7th - 8th place at Halo World Championship 2017 as TMMT Crowd Pleasers.
- April 1, Naded leaves.[4] Spartan joins.[5]
- April 18, Danoxide leaves. Suspector joins.[6]
- May 7, roster acquired by Ronin Esports. Cratos, Str8 SicK, Spartan, Suspector, ShowTime and Lenny leave.[7]
Roster
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Cratos | Carlos Ayala |  Ronin Esports
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Str8 SicK | Cory Sloss | Ronin Esports
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Spartan | Tyler Ganza | Ronin Esports
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Suspector | Ayden Hill | Ronin Esports
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Danoxide | Daniel Terlizzi |  Str8 Rippin
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Naded | Brett Leonard |  Evil Geniuses
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Nemassist | Kyle Kubina |  Elevate
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ShowTime | Nicholas Laskaras |  DGR Scargang
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MuNoZ | Gilbert Muñoz | Elevate
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Goofy | Faisal Khan | Elevate
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Psylince | Jake Rhodes |  OverDrive
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DoubleA | Keon | ||
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LifeStyle | Garrett Miller |  Velocity eSports
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Blaze RoZaY | Steve DeRosa | ||
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PreDevoNatoR | Devon Layton | Legendary
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Shooter | Ryan Sondhi |  Vas'Avi Gaming
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Chaser | Ian Contorelli |  OpTic Gaming
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SneakEBeaver | Ryan Polk |  Ambush
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Monix |  Severance
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Coach/Management
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ShowTime | Nicholas Laskaras | {{{4}}} | Ronin Esports
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Lenny | Armen Danielyan | {{{4}}} | Ronin Esports
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Tournament History
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See Also
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External Links
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Pnda Gaming's tweet - twitter.com
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 Cratos's tweet - twitter.com
- ↑ MoneyMatches' tweet - twitter.com
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 Naded's tweet - twitter.com
- ↑ 5.0 5.1 Spartan's tweet - twitter.com
- ↑ 6.0 6.1 SicK/status/854555809740500993 Str8 SicK's tweet - twitter.com
- ↑ 7.0 7.1 Ronin's tweet - twitter.com
