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Team SoloMid announce departure from Fortnite
The esports organisation will also be parting ways with its active Fortnite roster.
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The American-based esports organisation Team SoloMid has announced its decision to leave competitive Fortnite, and is subsequently parting ways with the players currently on its active roster.
TSM has been a staple of Fortnite esports ever since the scene began to develop, so this decision is a disheartening one to be sure. As Fortnite looks to head into 2021 with the largest total prize pool it has ever offered across a competitive calendar year, hopefully Rocco "Saf" Morales, Kerry "Ferrrnando" Salas, and Mack "MackWood" Aesoph can find a new team for a chance at the prize money on offer.
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