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SaberLight Addressed the Teams That Declined to Sign Him

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SaberLight Spoke About His Career

Jonas “SaberLight” Woolek stated that he will do everything in his power to prove to the teams that didn’t want to sign him that they were wrong.

The player made this statement on YouTube.

“Here’s the situation. I talked to people at TI. I approached representatives from many teams and asked if they needed an offlaner. And they all said no. SaberLight isn’t what he used to be. But am I the kind of guy who gives up? No. Even if they all think they’re too good for me, I’ll prove them wrong—no matter what it takes. Every team that turned me down as an offlaner will pay dearly, because it’ll be their spot in those damn tournaments where I’ll crush them and wipe them out.

But I’ve been talking to some really good teams lately, so things will probably work out, and I’ll have a chance to play in the new season. I want to believe that I haven’t been written off yet. I hope everything works out. If it doesn’t, then I’ll have some good news. It’ll mean that I’ve become a streamer, I’ll be climbing to Rank 1, and I’ll be standing in for teams when needed. That’s not so bad.”

According to a statement by Jonas “SaberLight” Wołek, the esports player spoke with representatives from many teams at TI15 but was turned down. Nevertheless, the player has no intention of giving up and plans to achieve success in the new season. SaberLight replied that he ultimately managed to find common ground with representatives from some good teams, which is why he hopes to be picked up by one of them.

As a reminder, Jonas “SaberLight” Wołek previously commented on the disbandment of the Virtus.pro Dota 2 roster.

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