Takedown | |||||||||||||||
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Name | Chandler Walrath | ||||||||||||||
Country of Birth | United States | ||||||||||||||
Birthday | November 30, 1999 (age 24) | ||||||||||||||
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Team | Cutting Edge | ||||||||||||||
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Biography[]
Halo 5: Guardians[]
Austin[]
Takedown broke out into competitive Halo on competing in the RTX 2016 FFA on July 3rd. The grand finals consisted of Rammyy at 91 Kills, and an unbelievable 3 way tie in points for 2nd between Jared at 88 Kills, MuNoZ at 84 Kills, and Takedown at 82 Kills follow by Mist Ninjutsu and Leo.
Chattanooga[]
Takedown attended his first 4v4 event on Elemental GoonZ consisting of himself, Just Improve, McBob101, and Phayzd. All of his teammates had been playing the game no more than 2-3 months since the game had been out a year or so. They looked to impress players and spectators alike at 2050 Chattanooga. They played against the likes of Pnda Gaming and Hype & Positivity for top 16 but came up short in an insanely close game 5 series. They'd go home with a 17th-24th placing respectively.
Las Vegas[]
Takedown made his way to the ME Las Vegas 2017 qualifier alongside his duo Sleepoligy and attending their first event with rising AMs Simba and Padawin. Premium made a lot of noise at the event knocking out 4 teams including Takedown's former team Elemental GoonZ 3-0. In an intense game 5 Takedown and his team were narrowly short of upsetting top AM team Starboys led by Common. This was largely influenced by the stellar performance of Starboys' brand new pickup Slinky having a huge series. Takedown would then be subjected to the likes of Here 4 Fun, a roster consisted of mostly pros including King Nick, Claim, and a recently out of retirement FlamesworD and Hunter Jjx. Every game was close, but unfortunately Here 4 Fun would come out on top 3-1, ending Premium's run at 21st-24th for the event. Takedown made it to the quarter finals for the FFA.
New Orleans[]
Takedown attended his next event repicking up his successful duo EL HALO ELITE as well as Queso and Painfulness. After breezing through round 1, Takedown got his rematch 2 years after the haunting 2 kill game 5 versus the team that stole top 16 at Chattanooga. Lucent eSports would demolish 3-0 moving onto GB ladder team Zero Chill Gaming led by FFA champion GoldStarBR and his duo GuitarHeroDude. Lucent managed to upset sweep the series 3-0. Their next round would resulted in a loss versus Ryders led by Dallay in a close series. After a hard fought battle Lucent would be knocked out by EdaxPro consisting of top 12 players such as ROB THE TURTLE, Brainstorm, Manny, and Daffs. Lucent would finish top 28 but Takedown would preform much better individually in the free for all placing top 12 knocking out players such as ROB THE TURTLE, JR2, PiLEZ, DarkMatter, and beating 3rd place grand finalist/teammate Queso in the early rounds.
Halo 3[]
Austin[]
Takedown started off MCC Halo 3 by defeating Goofy and Galaxy in his hometown for the HCS Invitational 2019/FFA/Qualifier qualifying for the grand finals at HCS Invitational 2019/FFA where he defeated Stress and TiZoXiN finishing 6th for $125. It was also at this event where Team Reciprocity, among other pro players and teams vouched giving Takedown semi professional status as a player.
Dallas[]
Takedown continued teaming with Paradigm in winter series from February to March placing top 16 and eventually top 4 in UGC Winter Series 2019/Week 4. After Paradigm took a hiatus, Takedown began teaming with Avian and together placed top 16 and top 12 in various qualifiers. They would both competed in the DreamHack Dallas 2019/FFA facing off against each other. Takedown defeated Avian as well as Dragonite in tournament play finishing top 16. On feature stations, Takedown won $75 in bets alongside In Reality, Iconn Z, and JoeyClutch defeating players Wiley Coyote, Titan, and Avian.
Halo 2 Anniversary[]
For Halo 2 Anniversary, Takedown joined his first professional organization Velocity eSports and placed top 16 alongside ConspiracY, Nightfury, and Busta.
Halo 5: Guardians[]
Going back to Halo 5, Takedown joined his second professional organization representing Cutting Edge Esports. Takedown soon placed top 12 alongside Sleepoligy and Dream. After the first tourney, Takedown formed a brand new team alongside Magna Cerebrum and Her First Time placing his first top 8 in a 64 team tourney. For the 4th qualifier Her First Time was replaced by Dream and they once again placed top 8 upsetting Domey, Stillmatic, Floppie, and Mop2Clutch.
Trivia[]
- Takedown has teamed with or competed alongside at events with veteran professionals Bound, Danoxide, Blaze, Burton, Rammyy, Neptune, Shele, Envore, SuperCC, Taulek, Kaiss, BoamX, DRUK, Stress, and WinntuR.
- Takedown has defeated numerous pros in tournament play such as Goofy, SoulSnipe, ROB THE TURTLE, Kaiss, Nebula, Stress, and Domey.
- Takedown has been vouched as a semi professional Halo player by professional and amateur players alike.
- Takedown has won $590 competing in Halo 3.
- Takedown has coached pro teams eRa Eternity, Crowd Pleasers, and GosuCrew.
- Takedown is a 5X major FFA finalist.
- Takedown is the current 5X Austin, TX Microsoft Store Champion winning over $245.
- Takedown has placed Top 16 in tournament play across 3 different Halo titles.
- Takedown is known to get very passionate and loud at events.
- Takedown wears recognizable authentic vintage U.T. Basketball warm-ups at least once every event.
- Takedown was known for having one of the highest game played total hours in Halo 5: Guardians.
Team and Tournament History[]
Team Competition[]
Game | End Date | Event | Place | Team Prize | Team | Teammates (Coach) |
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Script error: The function "game" does not exist. | September 6, 2020 | Esports Arena/$1000 4v4 Variant/2020-09-06 | 7 - 8 | - | Cutting Edge eSports | Dream • Magna Cerebrum • Savieer |
Script error: The function "game" does not exist. | August 23, 2020 | Esports Arena/$1000 4v4 Variant/2020-08-23 | 7 - 8 | - | Cutting Edge eSports | Her First Time • Magna Cerebrum • Requiem 5E |
Script error: The function "game" does not exist. | August 17, 2020 | Esports Arena/$1000 4v4 Variant/2020-08-17 | 9 - 11 | - | Cutting Edge eSports | Sleepoligy • Dream • Fireboy |
Script error: The function "game" does not exist. | June 20, 2020 | FACEIT/MCC Open Series 3 | < 16 | - | Velocity eSports | ConspiracY • Nightfury • Busta |
Script error: The function "game" does not exist. | July 27, 2019 | FACEIT Ignite: Halo_European Legendary/North America Qualifier | 9 - 12 | - | Silent Grind | Touchy • Avian • Karmea |
Script error: The function "game" does not exist. | July 20, 2019 | FACEIT Ignite: Halo_European Open/North America Qualifier | 5 - 14 | - | Silent Grind | Gunfire • Merkag3 • Renzo |
Script error: The function "game" does not exist. | April 6, 2019 | DreamHack Dallas 2019/Qualifier 1 | < 16 | - | Silent Grind | Avian • UltraStinct • Khanology |
Script error: The function "game" does not exist. | March 1, 2019 | UGC Winter Series 2019/Week 4 | 4 | - | Silent Grind | Gonna • Paradigm • Anion |
Script error: The function "game" does not exist. | February 23, 2019 | UGC Winter Series 2019/Week 3 | < 16 | - | Silent Grind | Paradigm • TUSICK • Neyland |
Script error: The function "game" does not exist. | February 17, 2019 | UGC Winter Series 2019/Week 2 | < 16 | - | Silent Grind | Daffy • BobettaFetta • MVP |
Script error: The function "game" does not exist. | January 4, 2019 | UGC Halo Classic/Warm Up Tournament | 3 - 4 | - | Silent Grind | Whiskers Purrs • Her First Time • Van Helsing |
Script error: The function "game" does not exist. | December 15, 2018 | UGC Halo Classic/Qualifier 2 | < 16 | - | Silent Grind | Daffy • Moocher • Deaton |
Script error: The function "game" does not exist. | July 13, 2018 | MLG New Orleans 2018 | 25 - 28 | - | Lucent eSports | EL HALO ELITE • Queso • Painfulness |
Script error: The function "game" does not exist. | March 5, 2017 | ME Las Vegas 2017 | 21 - 24 | - | Premium | Sleepoligy • Simba • Padawin |
Script error: The function "game" does not exist. | January 14, 2017 | Halo World Championship 2017/North America/Seeding Cup | < 16 | - | Silent Grind | Indirect • TzzurR • EL HALO ELITE |
Script error: The function "game" does not exist. | September 4, 2016 | 2050 Chattanooga | 17 - 24 | - | Elemental GoonZ | Just Improve • McBob101 • Phayzd |
FFA Tournament History[]
Game | Event | Place | Prize | LAN/Online |
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Script error: The function "game" does not exist. | DreamHack Dallas 2019/FFA | > 16 | - | LAN |
Script error: The function "game" does not exist. | HCS Invitational 2019/FFA | 6 | $125 | LAN |
Script error: The function "game" does not exist. | HCS Invitational 2019/FFA/Qualifier | 1 | - | LAN |
Script error: The function "game" does not exist. | MLG New Orleans 2018/FFA | 12 | - | LAN |
Script error: The function "game" does not exist. | ME Las Vegas 2017 | 22 | - | LAN |
Script error: The function "game" does not exist. | RTX 2016/FFA | 4 | - | LAN |
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