Snappi, sAw out; gla1ve, kuben in: ENCE make changes ahead of BLAST Premier World Final
ENCE have made massive changes ahead of BLAST Premier World Final 2023 following the departures of Snappi and sAw.
The duo have been huge parts of ENCE's multiple rises to the top in the past couple of years and will be sorely missed, but the organisation has already found a more than capable replacement.
The new boys
The biggest name signed by the Finnish organisation is gla1ve, the man widely regarded to be the greatest in-game leader of all time.
A four-time Major winner with Astralis, if anyone can replace Snappi, it's him.
As for sAw's replacement, ENCE has turned to former Apeks and Virtus.pro coach, kuben.
Snappi has had the best time in his career as part of ENCE. Photo: Stephanie LindgrenA legendary player who was part of the iconic Golden Five lineup, kuben stood behind Apeks as they made the semi-finals of the BLAST.tv Paris Major earlier this year.
Despite both being very capable, they will have their work cut out for them to replicate the same level of success. ENCE won IEM Dallas this year and were runners-up at IEM Cologne.
We won't have long to see the new members in action, ENCE will feature at BLAST Premier World Final, which is set to kick off in Abu Dhabi on December 13th.