Fly re-entered the European arena after last competing in this region with OG in 2018.

Fly led Evil Geniuses (EG) from 2018 to 2022, then moved to Shopify Rebellion with former EG teammates Artour “Arteezy” Babaev, Abed Azel “Abed” Yusop, Jonáš “SabeRLighT-” Volek, and Andreas “ Cr1t-” Nielsen. Under Fly's leadership, this team dominated the North American region but struggled in international tournaments. This string of disappointing results led to roster changes, and Fly left Shopify Rebellion in November 2023 along with Abed and Cr1t.

The most recent team Fly joined was Nouns Esports, but the organization left the Dota 2 scene in November, causing the roster to temporarily compete under the Atlantic City name before disbanding. After the team disbanded, Fly returned to Europe and joined MOUZ, with a big event right around the corner!

MOUZ is preparing for the next big event, FISSURE PLAYGROUND Belgrade 2025. The team will compete in the Western European closed qualifiers from December 18 to 22...

Although major opponents have not been confirmed, MOUZ is likely to face tier 2 teams in the Western European region in this qualifier. The winning team will gain the right to attend the main event, which brings together 16 teams and has a total prize of up to 1 million USD.

Will the new squad led by Fly be successful?
Fly's return to the European region and leading MOUZ brings many expectations. However, this squad will need to prove its strength against strong opponents in the region. The upcoming FISSURE PLAYGROUND Belgrade 2025 qualifiers will be the first test to evaluate the team's potential.